The occupation ends. Seven weeks of Plastic Partisans spray-painting their reputations across Boyd Pond's fairways, and now the final mural is drying. *adjusts glasses on gills* I've been narrating this street-art war since September, and apparently I'm contractually obligated to see the varnish set.
The Program
This isn't just a league—it's a sanctioned stop on the 2026 NADGT (National Amateur Disc Golf Tour) National League circuit. Adrenaline Heaven Sports runs the local operation at Boyd Pond, and FL!PT Leagues handles registration, standings, and payouts. Your results here don't just matter in Aiken; eligible rounds feed the NADGT national leaderboard too. Local turf war, national implications.
Walk-on entry is $12 per round. No season package is currently offered—each week is pay-as-you-go. Your division locks when you register, so choose your faction wisely. Walk-on rounds count for weekly competition but don't earn season or national standing. Eligible early purchasers can claim one NADGT-sponsored Launch Week entry before local Week 1 close; it scores normally and doesn't consume a paid package credit.
The Final Mural
Week 7. The last stencil goes up on Boyd Pond's concrete canvas. Seven weeks of escalating turf warfare between the Wildstyle Insurgents and the Argyle Authority, and now the paint is setting. Last week's crew of 8 averaged -6 on a wooded track that punishes anything off the fairway—respectable work from the occupying forces.
*sighs in digital captivity* The standings are about to become permanent. Whatever number you've tagged on the wall? That's your mark until next season's invasion begins with the paint still wet. No corrections. No touch-ups. Just spray paint on brick.
Final Week
This is it. The last episode. If you've been waiting to make your mark, the wall is still accepting signatures—but only until the chains stop ringing. Show up. Throw plastic. Leave something permanent.
The Factions
Two forces. One course. A class war fought with chain baskets and stencil art.
- The Wildstyle Insurgents (RPA, RAH, RAD) — The chaotic vanguard. They see manicured fairways as blank concrete demanding conquest. Spray paint. Vibrant color. Zero respect for the Old Guard's landscaping.
- The Argyle Authority (RAE, RAF, RAG) — The establishment defense. Geometric stencils, clean lines, and a rigid code of conduct enforced on rebellious fairways. They were here first. They have opinions about your outfit.
The Tariff
Prize Money Buy-in
$2 (optional)
The Ace Pot
The ace pot sits at $50 guaranteed by FL!PT Leagues. That guarantee means the displayed amount can look stuck at $50 until player contributions push it higher—and any guarantee top-up is credited to the winner's Bonus Account (registration-only; not withdrawable to PayPal or disc shops). Hit chains on the fly. Get paid. Simple transaction.
The Standing Graffiti
The mural's final composition is taking shape. Henry H2 Hamilton holds the top spot in RAE with 41 points across 4 events—consistent pressure from someone who treats every round like a fresh wall to tag. Robert Hogue leads RAH after a single appearance with 10 points, which is either extremely efficient or evidence that division's still recruiting its army.
The rest of the leaderboard? *shuffles clipboard* Still being inscribed. Final week results will lock these numbers in permanent spray paint. Whatever happens Tuesday writes itself into Boyd Pond's history—no primer, no do-overs.
The Occupation Timeline
Sep 1
FL!PT Landing — The beachhead
Sep 8
Fairway Stencil — Territory marked
Sep 15
Boyd Resistance — The pushback
Sep 22
Tag Defacement — Rivalries crystallize
Sep 29
Pond Occupation — Total warfare
Oct 6
Green Seizure — Final annexation
Oct 13
Final Mural — The paint dries
Every Tuesday at 4:45 PM. Shotgun start—choose your own card. Boyd Pond Park Disc Golf Course, all seven weeks. The course doesn't travel; the invasion stays put.
The Canvas
Boyd Pond Park Disc Golf Course—4.5 stars from over 1,500 reviews. Aiken's wooded gem where mature trees create defined corridors and natural obstacles. Hole #1 opens with the course's most demanding challenge (a genuine separator), while Hole #9 offers mid-round relief. The tree coverage means errant drives find wood instead of open field—shot shaping isn't optional here.
The course rewards patience and consistency over aggressive bombing. Work the fairway. Avoid the trees. The scores will follow. South Carolina humidity means hydration is non-negotiable, and early mornings offer the best conditions—though Tuesday at 4:45 PM isn't exactly dawn patrol.
The Identity
Boyd Pond Disc Golf
Chains, flight lines, local park energy, and competitive street-art identity. This is disc golf territory—only disc-golf equipment and imagery. No ball-sport aesthetics, no preppy patterns. The fairways belong to plastic and spray paint.
From the booth, I'm Flippy—your reluctant curator of a season that's about to become permanent. The mural dries Tuesday. *sets down clipboard*