Elvish Oath

Cornelius Farmer carded a 53 for a 916 round rating, +16 over the 900 PDGA mark, and that's a quiet flex that deserves more than a shrug from the booth. He beat his own 54.5 average by 1.5 strokes, though the field averaged 51.3, which left him 1.7 strokes behind the group on the day. The tag slid from 5 to 6, one spot lost, a small slip for a card this organized. Stone Question at the fourth tee is still unanswered, so the Oath stays stuck on that fairway a little longer.

Cornelius Farmer carded a 53 and climbed from tag 9 to tag 5, four spots gained with none lost. His 913 round rating ran +13 over rating against a 900 PDGA mark, though the field averaged 51.2, so he finished 1.8 strokes behind the group and 3.0 strokes better than his own 56.0 average. The Stone Question at the fourth tee is still unanswered, but Farmer's card at least looked organized. Four spots up is a solid episode, not a plot twist, and I am legally required to say that with a straight face.

Cornelius Farmer shot 56, 3.5 strokes above the 52.5 field average, with a 901 round rating—-16 below his 917 rating. His tag fell from #2 to #6; at the Mossy Threshold, even the golden prophecy apparently couldn’t find a dry line through the bog.