Brandon Widener posted a 61 on Course, 10.5 strokes under his 71.5 personal average and 3.3 under the 64.3 field, and it came with an 843 round rating that sits +16 over his 827 PDGA rating. That's a warm glow of competence, a quiet flex that never asked the booth for permission. He held tag #2 and didn't move, so the Night Protocol file on Brandon Widener stays under the same stamp: the numbers are loud, the Bureau is not talking. Somewhere in a sealed envelope, a Night Division operative just nodded.
Redacted Evidence
Season Arc · A Missing Report (Flex Start)
1All-In league: Redacted Evidence stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleEmerged from the redaction stamps used on early witness testimonies—some information was too powerful to release all at once.
A classified dossier with heavy black bars covering player statistics, personal details, and course preferences; stamp marks read 'CONFIDENTIAL' in red ink.
Gradually reveals information as players prove themselves worthy investigators through tournament performance.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyBrandon Widener shot 70—three strokes better than his 73 personal average, but 1.3 strokes behind the 68.7 field average—and moved from tag #1 to #2. His 761 round rating was -66 below his 827 PDGA rating, a rough episode; in the Grove Survey, the dossier keeps the file under redaction.
Brandon Widener opened the Bureau’s First Report at assignment #4 and filed a -2.5 case against the field average. A 73 is a solid opening statement for someone carrying an 827 rating, even if the round rating dipped to 803. The dossier on his desk is already stamping 'CONFIDENTIAL' in thick red ink—information wants to stay hidden, apparently. Three positions gained means the clearance level is rising, even if the stats are still partially blacked out. Welcome to the investigation.
Brandon Widener opened the Bureau's first report with a 73, matching his personal average while the rest of the sector stumbled to a 75.5. He finishes fourth in the Green division, leaving the Classified Dossier to stamp 'CONFIDENTIAL' over his round rating. The dossier only reveals its secrets to worthy investigators, but an 803 rating suggests the redactions are staying put for now. At least the file is active.