Brandon Mayes shot a 63, one stroke above the 62.0 field average but 0.8 under his 63.8 personal average, and the round rated 838, -17 below his 855 PDGA rating. The Last Alliance slid from No. 3 to No. 4 with one spot lost and none gained, so the tag is now in his bag at 4 instead of 3. checks clipboard You shall not pass the cut without a 950-rated round, and this one didn't come close to that gate.
Last Alliance
Second Breakfast @ Cedar Hills·Competition group Pool B·
All-In · only the number moves
Brandon Mayes
RAE
Red
Season Arc · Second Breakfast @ Cedar Hills
1
#4Now
#1Best
#6Started
9Weeks
All-In league: Last Alliance stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleHigh ConceptTorchbearer of Unity Across Warring Leagues
TroubleHeavy is the Crown of Reconciliation
Remembered at Every Brandywine Meal
Glows When Opposing Factions Meet
Never Won, Only Trusted Forward
Born from the ashes of the Great Schism, when a controversial ruling split the leagues into warring factions, the Last Alliance emerged as a symbol of reconciliation. It was forged when players from all leagues set aside their differences and swore to compete under one banner, their hands meeting over a single tag at the crossroads of the courses.
The Last Alliance glows with the combined light of all participating leagues, each hue representing a different faction. It bears the insignia of multiple houses etched into its surface, and it hums with quiet power whenever two players from different leagues meet on the fairway. Heavier than other tags, it symbolizes the weight of unity and the responsibility of bridging rival communities.
The Last Alliance serves as the great unifier of the series, ensuring that despite fierce competition between leagues, all players remain bound by shared purpose and mutual respect. It moves between bearers not as a prize of conquest, but as a torch passed between torchbearers, illuminating the path toward collective destiny.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyBrandon Mayes carded a 63, two strokes above the 61.0 field average but one under his 64.0 personal average, and the round rated 827, -28 below his 855 PDGA rating. The Green Tide turned the Cedar Hills lines into a fellowship of second-guessing, and the Last Alliance slid from No. 1 to No. 3 with two spots lost and none gained. The rating is still hunting for the holes it would like back, and the tag is paying for them.
Brandon Mayes carded a 59, three strokes under the 62.0 field average and 6.7 under his 65.7 personal average, and the Last Alliance climbed from No. 2 to No. 1 with one spot gained and none lost. The round rated 843, -12 below his 855 PDGA rating, so the scorecard ran hot while the rating ran a little cool, which is the Cedar Council's favorite kind of disagreement. checks clipboard The precioussss... I mean, the current standings: a tag that was never won, only trusted forward, now sits in his bag.
Brandon Mayes carded a 60, two strokes under the 62.0 field average and 8.5 under the 68.5 personal average, yet the round rated 827, -28 below the 855 PDGA rating, so the scorecard and the rating are not agreeing on how the day went. The Last Alliance climbed from No. 7 to No. 2 with five spots gained and none lost, a relic of reconciliation finding its glow again after last week's 78 at Mossy Threshold. Somewhere on that card are a few holes the rating would like back.
Brandon Mayes carded a 78 and a 648 rating, -207 below his 855 rating—a major off-day, with his score 13 strokes above the 65 field average and 19 above his 59 personal average. The Last Alliance fell from #2 to #5, three places lost at the Mossy Threshold, where even a relic of reconciliation must answer to the scorecard.
The Last Alliance weighs more than your average starter disc—blame the Great Schism—but Brandon Mayes hoisted it anyway at First Light. He carded a 59 to snag second place in Amateur E - Red, trading up four spots from assignment #6. The 850 round rating suggests the burden of reconciliation didn't slow his arm down. One Tag to rule them all... at least until the next coffee break.
The Last Alliance glows faintly as Brandon Mayes departs the main stage, headed for the Second Breakfast side quest. Cedar Hills awaits this spinoff episode, where unity is forged over coffee instead of war. The tag grows heavier; the destiny remains the same.
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