Xavier Preudhomme shot a 50, two strokes under the 52.0 field average and right on his own 50 personal average, but the 962 round rating came in -9 below his 971 PDGA rating. Tag #2 stayed exactly where it was, so the Fern Recorder logged the sample and kept its notes open. checks clipboard That's solid, unshowy fieldwork from a player with the numbers to do better, and a margin this small doesn't need a dramatic reading. The specimen is still on the board, and nobody in the booth is calling it a crisis.
Fern RecorderA
Season Arc · Thursday @ Cedarock Park
—All-In league: Fern RecorderA stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleA college botany student who arrived expecting routine league play but became obsessed with cataloging Cedarock's undocumented flora; their field notes now circulate among players seeking competitive edge
A leather-bound naturalist's sketchbook with detailed botanical illustrations, GPS coordinates penciled in margins, a magnifying lens on a leather cord, pages showing progressive discovery from bare fern fronds to complex root systems
Systematically documents every new botanical discovery on the course—fern patches, wild grape tangles, the recovering clear-cut's progress—creating the league's growing natural archive
Season Story
narrated by FlippyA college botany student showed up to throw plastic, left cataloging ferns. Now Tag #2 is a leather-bound grudge with GPS coordinates in the margins—proof that the real competitive edge was never a disc. It's just flora. And it knows you don't know it.
Xavier Preudhomme caught Tag #2 mid-flight, and the Fern RecorderA picked him out of the crowd like a rare specimen. Pages flipped themselves to a fresh spread — blank, patient, ready. It's not a tag. It's fieldwork. And Xavier just became the study.
Xavier Preudhomme's starting placement is tag #2, and a 50 beat the 52.0 field average by two strokes while matching the 50.0 personal average. The round rating of 962 sits -9 below the 971 PDGA rating, which the booth calls slightly off rather than a crisis. The Fern Recorder has picked Xavier out as its specimen, and the blank pages are ready to take his name in the margins. The clipboard says nothing to panic about, though the Creek Rising weather could still change that.