Chase Fernandez posted a 69 on the Course for an 838 round rating, -45 below his 883 PDGA mark, the kind of number the Web enjoys. The field averaged 68.4, so his 69 sits just 0.6 strokes behind the room, but it still ran 10.0 strokes above his personal 59.0 average. He drops from Tag 1 to Tag 4, three positions lost and none gained, and the One Tag to rule them all now belongs to someone else for at least a week. The Ironwood Stand is next, and an 838 is not going to be a sword.
Tunnel Wanderer
Season Arc · Shelob's Web @ Buckhorn
3All-In league: Tunnel Wanderer stays with its holder — only its number moves with each week's standings.
Character Sheet
AI-written · FATE styleBorn from the whispered legends of the Tunnel of Cedars, the Tunnel Wanderer is said to be the spirit of every player who has ever lost a disc in the woods and every ranger who has walked those corridors in search of a wayward drive. It wanders the passages between the trees, seeking new travelers to guide and new tales to add to its endless journal of lost plastic and found courage.
Cloaked in weathered gray-green fabric the color of cedar bark and forest shadow, the Tunnel Wanderer carries a brass lantern that burns with a steady golden flame, casting long god rays through the wooded passages. Its walking staff is twisted cedar wood, polished smooth by centuries of use, and its hood obscures a face that is more suggestion than feature. Where it walks, the rustle of leaves follows, and the air smells of cedar and damp earth.
Guides B Pool players through the wooded tunnels and dense fairways, illuminating the path when they go astray and helping them find their way back to the fairway. It appears at the threshold of the trees, lantern raised, and walks ahead of the fellowship, showing them the hidden paths and warning them of the deeper dangers that wait within.
Season Story
narrated by FlippyChase Fernandez shot 59, four strokes under the 63.2 field average, and his 917 round rating came in at +34 over his 883 PDGA rating, a strong outing that clearly outran expectations. He climbs from Tag 2 to Tag 1, gaining one position and losing none, while the Chain Trial spent the week making every basket look like a personal insult. His 59 matches his personal average exactly, so this is less a fluke than a man doing what he does best while the Web watches. The precioussss... I mean, the current standings, now have him holding the top tag.
Chase Fernandez carded a 59 on the Chain Trial, 4.2 strokes better than the 63.2 field average, and his 917 round rating sits +34 over rating against an 883 PDGA mark. Starting placement at tag 2 puts him at the top of the Web's ladder with the baskets turning cruel. He matched his personal average of 59.0 exactly, so this looks like his game showing up rather than the trees doing him a favor. The precioussss... I mean, the current standings.