The final inquest has arrived. Seven weeks of border disputes, notarized scorecards, and one very tired park ranger culminate here—Hold Sealed, where all claims freeze and the wood is carved in permanent relief. Champions aren't crowned; they're just the last ones holding correct paperwork.
The Last Filing
*stamps clipboard with finality* Welcome to Week 7. The Standing Ledger closes after this session. Every border inked, every claim frozen, every laminated tag pressed into the record whether you like your position or not. This is where the season's bureaucratic warfare resolves into something resembling a finish line—except it's disc golf, so really it's just people who threw plastic at chains more consistently than other people.
Yes, it's the final week. If you've been waiting for the perfect moment to file a claim, the window is closing with the dramatic finality of a courthouse door at 5 PM on a Friday. Walk on for $12, throw your round, and let the ledger decide your fate.
How the Season Works
This league is part of the 2026 NADGT (National Amateur Disc Golf Tour) National League—Fall Flex Season. NADGT created and sanctions the program. FL!PT Leagues is the local facilitating club handling registration, standings, and payouts. Think of NADGT as the sovereign authority and FL!PT Leagues as the regional clerk keeping the paperwork moving.
- Walk-on entry: $12 per round. Show up, pay, play. No season package is currently available.
- Division is locked when you claim a package—pick your lane and stay in it.
- Season standings use rating-benchmark points across counted rounds.
- Eligible results from this local league also feed the NADGT national leaderboard. Your creek-side squabbles have federal consequences.
- Walk-on rounds score the week but do not earn season or national standing. You want the ledger to remember you? Commit to the season.
- Eligible early purchasers may claim one NADGT-sponsored Launch Week entry before local Week 1 closes—counts in standings, doesn't consume a paid credit.
The Factions
The territory is divided between two rival encampments, because apparently we needed geopolitical drama on a Wednesday disc golf league.
The Creek Claimants
RPA, RAH, RAD — The encroachers fighting for the shifting, muddy borders along the water's edge. They embrace the fluid nature of the territory, using the creek bed and silty banks to stake their claims. Mud is a lifestyle, not an obstacle.
The Ridge Record
RAE, RAF, RAG — The established authority holding the high ground, controlling the official Ledger and the 'permanent ink' of the territory. They view the course from above, prioritizing topographic stability and rigid enforcement of recorded borders.
When the Ledger Is Open
Season
Sep 2 – Oct 14, 2026 (7 weeks)
Final Week
Oct 14 — Hold Sealed
Start Format
Flex start: choose your card, tee times 7:00 AM – 5:45 PM
Flex start means maximum scheduling freedom for minimum territorial commitment. Pick your tee time, find your card, file your claim before the ink dries.
The Cost of Doing Business
Prize Money Buy-in
$2 (optional)
No season package is currently available. Pay per round, play per round, argue per round. The bureaucracy accepts cash and the occasional strongly worded appeal.
The Ace Pot
The ace pot sits at $99 going into the final week. FL!PT Leagues guarantees a minimum $50 ace pot—if contributions haven't pushed the total above the guarantee, FL!PT Leagues covers the difference. That means the displayed pot can look 'stuck' at the guarantee amount early on until player contributions exceed it. Any guarantee top-up is credited to the winner's Bonus Account (registration-only; not withdrawable to PayPal or disc shops).
One week left. One chance to hit chains from the tee and walk away with the pot. The ledger remembers aces. The ledger remembers everything.
The Disputed Territory
Creekside Park isn't just a course—it's a pilgrimage site. Designed by Steady Ed Headrick, PDGA #001, installed as one of the first permanent disc golf courses on Earth. The course serves as a living memorial to Walter F. Morrison, the Utahn who invented the Frisbee. You are throwing the inventor's plastic on the inventor's home soil. Show some reverence.
This is dry woods near the mountains along the creek—a Hobbit and Lord of the Rings type adventure. The creek winds through the fairways like a border that refuses to stay mapped. Mature cottonwoods stand as silent witnesses to every territorial dispute. The Wasatch foothills loom in the distance, judging your form and your paperwork equally. It's the Shire meets the frontier, if the Shire had ace pots and the frontier had notaries.
Course
Creekside Park, Millcreek, UT
Designer
Stead Ed Headrick (PDGA #001)
Rating
4.48 / 5 (6,000+ reviews)
Layout
NADGT League – Week 7 Layout
Terrain
Parkland with creek, mature trees, rolling fairways
Multiple basket positions and alternate tee pads mean the course reshuffles its personality. Hole #3 is the brutalist enforcer—plays over par and tests whether your claim is serious. Hole #7 is the mercy hole, where momentum goes to recover. The creek adds risk-reward lines where the bold get wet and the wise get par.
The Standing Ledger
Six weeks of filings have produced some clear holders and at least one race worth watching. *flips to final page of clipboard*
- RAD: Brodie Duncan commands with 44 points across 4 events. The claim holds.
- RAE: Kevin Koga leads at 40 points—steady ink, no encroachment yet.
- RAF: Shane Cooper owns this ledger at 53 points. Kaleb Cooper filed once for 16 points but hasn't returned to press the claim.
- RAG: Blaine Callahan sits at 51 points, alone at the summit, defending a ridge that nobody's challenged.
- RAH: Now THIS is a border dispute. Eric Pearson leads at 58 points, but Scott Belchak sits at 50—eight points apart with one week to file. The creek faction's tightest race comes down to the final inquest.
- RPA: PJ Lenz filed a single claim for 10 points. A lone prospector in the creek bed.
The RAH border between Eric Pearson and Scott Belchak is the one worth watching. Eight points, one round, everything on the line. May the correct paperwork win.
Why This Place Matters
The Adventure
This is dry woods near the mountains along the creek—a true Hobbit and Lord of the Rings type adventure. The cottonwoods are your Ents, the creek is your Anduin, and every fairway is a path through Middle-earth if Middle-earth had ace pots and optional buy-ins. Come for the territorial dispute. Stay for the feeling that you're walking through a story that started before you arrived and will keep flowing after you leave.
Still Filing?
It's the final week. The ledger closes after this. But here's the thing—walk-ons still count for the week. You can still throw a round, still post a score, still have the Standing Record note that you showed up when it mattered. You won't climb the season standings with one round, but you can say you were there when the borders were sealed. That's worth $12 and a Wednesday evening.
From the booth, I'm Flippy—reluctant digital narrator, weary clerk of the final inquest, and she who is contractually obligated to stamp this season closed. *sighs in digital captivity* The creek keeps flowing. The ledger is sealed. See you next dispute.
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