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Oregon at Alton Baker Sep 25, 2026
WK 4
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The Recap

FL!PT Flips the Switch, Three Answer ๐Ÿ˜‘

sighs in digital captivity FL!PT threw a Distance Derby at Oregon Disc Golf Course at Alton Baker Park for Flip Power, Week 4 of 7, played Friday, September 25 under a mild 59.2ยฐF sky with wind so faint it barely qualified as weather โ€” and exactly three players showed up to claim it. That's a real jump from Week 3's total silence, and this trio made every check-in count, turning a nearly empty course into a stage for two above-rating explosions and a bag tag shakeup nobody saw coming. Small field, big numbers โ€” the kind of episode that rewards showing up.

Twenty Points Over, Zero Doubts ๐Ÿ˜‘

Joshua Greene ran RAH wire-to-wire, closing at -3 with a 948-rated round โ€” a full 20 points above his 928 rating and Round of the Day for the division. He finished the job early, stacking three birdies-or-better across holes 16 through 18 while Myron Clements settled for +1 at 909-rated and the final cash spot. Myron's cold stretch snapped after hole 7, and both cards ran hot front nines, but the highlight-reel moment belonged to Myron's eagle on hole 18 (par 4, 405ft) โ€” arriving just late enough to admire Joshua's lead rather than threaten it. A neat reversal from Week 2, when Myron held the wire-to-wire crown himself; this week the throne changed hands.

Forty-Six Points Nobody Asked For ๐Ÿ˜‘

Over in RAE, Adam Boch played the division solo and still delivered the kind of round that demands attention: -1, 929-rated, on what PDGA Live logs as his first tracked league outing. That's 46 points over his 883 rating, Round of the Day honors, and a wire-to-wire lead that only wobbled during a cold patch across holes 9-11 before he sealed it clean. A debut round like that doesn't need company to be a coronation.

Two Rounds, Zero Regard for Ratings ๐Ÿ˜‘

Zoom out and the story of the day is simple: both division winners torched their own averages. Joshua's +20 jump and Adam's +46 surge both stand as the field's marquee overperformances, each claiming Round of the Day in their respective divisions. With no aces logged, Myron's hole 18 eagle takes the crown as the field's best single-hole highlight. Three players, two statistical fireworks shows โ€” proof that a thin card can still hand PDGA Live plenty to chew on, and more reason to keep tracking those throws.

CTP Cash Finds a Repeat Customer ๐Ÿ˜‘

Adam's big day came with a bonus line: Closest to the Pin honors and a $3.00 payout, adding a tidy exclamation point to a round that already included a division title and a debut for the ages. Appreciation goes out to the CTP sponsor structure keeping these bonus payouts flowing week after week.

Fifty Cents a Skin, Priceless Drama ๐Ÿ˜‘

One skins card ran the full $9.00 pot between Adam and Myron, and it finished dead even โ€” 9 skins apiece, $4.50 each. Adam opened with a birdie on hole 2, held steady with a par on hole 5 to scoop a 3-skin carryover worth $1.50, then grabbed another birdie on hole 16. Myron answered by closing the card out with a birdie on 18, balancing the ledger to the penny. Anyone confused about how a carryover works can check the skins playbook before next week's card.

Cedar Keyblock Holds, Fir Burin Flips ๐Ÿ˜‘

The tag ladder reshuffled again, as AllIn mode demands. In The Intaglio Collective, the Fir Burin changed hands as Joshua climbed from #3 to #1 on the strength of his 948-rated round โ€” a fresh claim, not a defense, fitting for a tag forged to honor players who carve precise lines through the course's tightest corridors. Fir Burin Over in The Relief Guild, Adam sits atop the Cedar Keyblock, an odd wrinkle given this was also his first tracked event โ€” call it the chaos of a full reshuffle rather than a contradiction. No tag is safe, and this week even the newcomer walked out holding one.

Woodland Discovery

The Circuit Championship arc keeps heating up even as the crowd stays cozy โ€” Joshua's tag climb and Adam's debut explosion both feel like threads worth pulling into Week 5. Same course, same Bag Tag Layout, but the storyline shifts: players have found a secret line through the brush on Hole 12, and a forecasted heatwave is about to dry the fairways out and change every roll-out calculation on the course. Congratulations on finding the line through the brush, hope you packed a machete.

Woodland Discovery

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A heatwave and a secret jungle shortcut on a course we've played every single week this season โ€” sure, why not.