Mistwalker Token

Bradley Bushman climbed from tag 8 to tag 1 on a 49, gaining seven positions and losing none, which is the kind of movement that earns its own chapter. The round rated 989 against a 987 PDGA rating, a +2 over rating, so the scorecard says he played exactly to form. He finished eight strokes under the 57.0 field average and 2.3 under his own 51.3, which is the Holder Trial done quietly. The precioussss... I mean, the current standings.

Bradley Bushman shot a 49 against a field average of 50.3, beating the room by 1.3 strokes and his own 52.5 average by 3.5, yet the round rated 983, which is -4 under rating against his 987. That was enough for the Mistwalker Token's fog to drift one seat over, sliding him from #1 to #2 in Professional A - Gold. Nobody at the Gates needs a witness recall over this one: a solid 49, a 983 that dipped just below his rating, and a tag that moved a single place.

A 49—six strokes below the 55 field average—moved Bradley Bushman from tag #3 to #1, a two-place climb to the top of the ladder. His 1000 round was +14 over rating, a warm-glow showing with receipts. The Mistwalker Token’s foggy side quest has reached the head of the Order; apparently the relic was done with supporting roles.

Bradley Bushman arrived at the Gate Assembly carrying #9 and a 958 round rating, finishing 3rd in Gold. Six positions gained suggests the Mistwalker Token's second-sight helped him navigate the pilgrimage roads better than the field average of 57.2. The relic, forged by Rangers of the North and currently wreathed in fog, found its host grinding stats at Jones Park. His heart is true, apparently, even if the chains were just metal.