Your series bag tag moved from #11 to #3 based on your top 2 rated rounds from the last two completed series weeks.
Creek Warrant
Season Arc · NADGT Salt Lake City National League @ Creekside Park
8All-In league: Creek Warrant stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleDiscovered silted at the bottom of the creek that gives the Wilderland its name, this ring was reclaimed by early league officials who noted its peculiar property: it seems to shift its weight with the seasons of competition, growing heavier in weeks of high stakes.
A silver-tinged band with a smooth, water-worn exterior that appears almost liquid. The interior bears tiny engraved runic markings resembling creek current patterns, and the ring refracts light like shallow mountain streams.
Navigates the shifting standings currents, representing those who master the art of timing their challenges to coincide with peak opportunities and optimal positioning.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyThey dredged it out of the creek with a magnet and a grudge, all silt and stubbornness. The ring's still got creek water in its veins. It shifts weight when the stakes climb, like it's testing whether you're worth carrying. It doesn't want to be won. It wants to be earned.
The creek coughed up the Creek Warrant, and Michael Dougherty was the one holding the net. Tag 11 settles on his finger like it's been waiting for someone who doesn't flinch at waterlogged history. The runes shimmer once—acknowledgment, maybe—then go still. Episode one: the warrant's been served.
Michael Dougherty posted a 937 round rating, +36 over his 901 PDGA rating, with a 50 that was 1.8 strokes below the field average. Tag 11 is his starting placement for the season, and the Creek Warrant’s creek-born history gets its first entry in the Wasatch Tested ledger.