The Chilled Chainsmen

For 10 weeks, they’ve been living inside the simulation—dodging bogeys like bullets, shaping flight paths with their minds, and climbing tier rankings one enchanted throw at a time. But now… ... show more ›

For 10 weeks, they’ve been living inside the simulation—dodging bogeys like bullets, shaping flight paths with their minds, and climbing tier rankings one enchanted throw at a time.

But now… the system has closed.

This is the end of the line.

Let’s decode the final data from inside the grid.

???? TIER A – System Override by Isaiah… but One Man Ruled the Season
Isaiah Gall (-11) broke the simulation this week. A stunning finale. Every throw was flawless code, and the leaderboard bowed before him.

But when the mainframe calculated the entire 10-week cycle, one name stood above all others.

???? Tier A Champion: Thomas Voight – 470 Points

He wasn’t always flashy. He didn’t always hack the code like others. But Tom was constant. Week after week, he showed up, rewrote his section of the program, and walked away with the highest point total in the Matrix.

Call him the Architect of Tier A.

???? TIER B – The Resistance Leader: Kelly Allen
Ryan Bates (-7) stole the finale like a phantom in the source code, shaking Tier B to its core. But the Matrix doesn’t lie—only one player ruled the data long-term.

???? Tier B Champion: Kelly Allen – 390 Points

The dark wizard of birdies, the man who once bent the league to his will, returned just enough firepower to take the throne. A season of dominance, cunning, and well-timed throws secured him the title.

He was The One… at least in Tier B.

???? TIER C – One Man, One Tier, One Season
Adam Fogelman (+2) finished the season exactly how he started—in control.

No code errors. No fear. Just precision.

???? Tier C Champion: Adam Fogelman – 192.5 Points

Adam was Tier C. The numbers back it up. The simulation confirms it. His consistency outlasted the chaos, and in the end, he walked away as the undisputed ruler of the code.

???? TIER D – Two Walked In… Only One Walked Out
The final leaderboard in Tier D was perfectly balanced:

Rheannon Fabrallo – 55 Points

Carrie Foley – 55 Points

A tie? The Matrix doesn’t allow loose ends.

So the system initiated a Playoff Protocol.
Sudden Death. Hole 1. Then Hole 2. 3. 4…

It all ended on Hole 5.

Carrie, cool as ice, lined up the putt… but it chained out. And then, Rheannon stepped up—calm, focused, no fear.

With a disc that flew like fate itself, she hit a stunning putt to seal it.

???? Tier D Champion: Rheannon Fabrallo – By Way of Playoff Victory

She broke the code. She ended the reign.
She walked out of the simulation a champion.

???? THE 1000-RATED ROUND CLUB – The Ones Who See the Code
They didn’t reach it this week—but over 10 weeks, three players saw beyond the Matrix. They didn’t just play disc golf—they bent reality.

Justin Foster – 1013

Marshal Morris – 1002

Thomas Voight – 1001

These are the outliers. The elite.
The ones the system couldn’t contain.

???? The Code Reloads Soon: THE VALLEY CLASH
The simulation may be over…
But a new one is already in the works.

???? The 10-Week League returns: April 14
???? Title: The Valley Clash
New players. New matchups. New anomalies.

Will you take the red pill… again?

This Sunday, March 30th is the week 10 finale. Please come join us at 1:45 pm for the players meeting. We will have ctps for every division and the point leaders will receive their prize after the rou ... show more ›

This Sunday, March 30th is the week 10 finale. Please come join us at 1:45 pm for the players meeting. We will have ctps for every division and the point leaders will receive their prize after the round. The ace pot will be at atleast 150. If no one aces it will roll over to the next 10 week league we do which will be posted soon. I hope you all had fun out there and hopefully liked my recaps lol. More news to come and remember, keep those chains chilled!

As the enchanted sun set over Week 9, the players of the Chilled Chainsmen League stepped onto the course—not as ordinary mortals, but as witches and wizards, each chasing greatness with every spell ... show more ›

As the enchanted sun set over Week 9, the players of the Chilled Chainsmen League stepped onto the course—not as ordinary mortals, but as witches and wizards, each chasing greatness with every spellbound throw.

The end of term is nearly upon us. The owls are whispering. The House Cup hangs in the balance, and everyone’s looking to etch their name into the enchanted scrolls of league history. Some soared like Hippogriffs. Others? Well… they’ll be serving detention in the dungeons of bogeydom.

Let’s open the Marauder’s Map and see where everyone stood this week.

Tier A: The Duel of the Dueling Club ????‍♂️
Thomas Voight (-9) stormed through the course like a true master of the Dark Arts. Whether it was raw talent or Felix Felicis, Thomas made magic with every throw, and it paid off.

Marshal Morris (-8) was hot on his broomstick, playing with precision and power that only a wizard of his caliber could muster.

Scott Groves (-7)? He’s the quiet one in the corner of the common room—until he steps up and starts hexing baskets like he’s casting Expelliarmus with every putt.

Mid-pack, a tight grouping of Gryffindor-level grit:

Allen Black (-5)

Isaiah Gall (-4)

Dave Rector (-4)

Frank Costales (-4)

All of them flying neck-and-neck on their Nimbus 2000s, trying to sneak into the top tower before the season ends.

Seth Asing (-3) trails just slightly, but don’t count him out—he’s still got some fire left in his Gringotts vault.

Tier B: The Forbidden Forest Grows Wild ????
Rodney Stepp (-6) came out of the Forbidden Forest like a man on a mission—hexing drives and charming chains all round long. He’s on a path toward Tier B glory unless someone breaks out a Time Turner in Week 10.

Jeremy Ratliff (-5) and Patrick Phelps (-4) followed closely behind, determined not to let Rodney claim the Triwizard Trophy uncontested.

Christopher Foley (-3) is still lurking in the shadows like a well-read Ravenclaw, calculating his rise with cool-headed spells.

Weslee Moon (-2)? Under the radar, but no less dangerous—he's the kind of wizard you underestimate at your own peril.

Then there’s Kelly Allen (E)—once the head of Slytherin house in Tier B. But the magic is flickering. Has his wand run dry? Or is he preparing one last Avada Birdie-dabra for Week 10?

David Griffin (+2) and Selven Christianson (+3) will need something special—perhaps a potion of power, or a well-placed wand wave—to climb out of the dungeon before the final round.

Tier C: Adam Finds the Philosopher’s Stone ????
Adam Fogelman (-2) brewed up a brilliant performance this week, commanding the course like a professor at Hogwarts. Tier C is his for now—but magic has a way of surprising even the most careful spellcasters.

Gage Mercer (+3) couldn’t quite match the spellwork this time, but he’s still flying. A few transfigured throws in Week 10, and who knows?

Tier D: Carrie’s Enchanted Reign Continues ????
Carrie Foley (+6) must be carrying the Elder Wand, because this marks her fifth straight win in Tier D. She’s enchanted, empowered, and undeniably the Head Girl of her division.

Gwendolyn Hoibokk (+13) and Rheannon Fabrallo (+13) both fought hard, but Carrie’s control of Tier D is beginning to feel like a charm no one can break.

If someone doesn’t step up soon, the Sorting Hat may just move her straight into a higher division next term.

???? The 1000-Rated Round Club – Wizards Among Wizards
They didn’t achieve these rounds this week, but across this magical 10-week journey, three wizards have joined the league’s most powerful inner circle—the 1000-Rated Round Club:

Justin Foster – 1013 (He’s practically got a Patronus made of plastic and chains.)

Marshal Morris – 1002 (Throwing like he’s been mentored by Dumbledore himself.)

Thomas Voight – 1001 (A wizard of focus, precision, and quiet domination.)

These are the names you whisper about in the halls of Hogwarts. The ones who turn par into poetry and bogeys into legends.

???? Looking Ahead to Week 10: One Round to Rule Them All
We’ve come to the end of the term. The final exam. The last Defense Against the Bogeys class.

Can Thomas seal his fate as Tier A’s chosen one? Or will Marshal or Scott spoil the prophecy?

Will Rodney claim the Triwizard glory in Tier B, or will a last-minute spell from Patrick or Jeremy flip the script?

Can Adam protect his Philosopher’s Stone in Tier C? Or is a magical upset brewing from Gage?

And will Carrie continue her magical Tier D dynasty—or will someone break the spell?

Only one round remains. Wands at the ready. Chains await.

May your discs fly true, your spells be precise, and your chains always be charmed. ????⛓️

In the battle of flying discs and pinpoint precision, the heroes of the league took to the course, each aiming to etch their name into legend! Division A: The Titans Clash! ⚡???? Leading the c ... show more ›

In the battle of flying discs and pinpoint precision, the heroes of the league took to the course, each aiming to etch their name into legend!

Division A: The Titans Clash! ⚡????

Leading the charge, Thomas "The Vortex" Voight dominated with a staggering -10, (with 2 bogeys!), leaving his competitors in the dust. Marshal "The Marksman" Morris and Dave "The Rector of Doom" Rector fought valiantly, but their scores of -3 and -2 couldn't quite match the whirlwind performance. Houston "The Hurricane" Natzke and Justin "Jetstream" Foster also made their mark with 5 birdies each but just couldn't keep the bogeys at bay.

Division B: The Rising Legends! ????????

A mighty showdown saw David "Griffin-Wing" Griffin soar back from a rough round last week to victory this week with a -7, holding off challengers Kelly "The Silent Sniper" Allen and Wayne "Disc Dynamo" Danjin, both at -4. Alex "The Striker" Strawn wasn't far behind, and the battle for the podium kept everyone on their toes.

Division C: The Steady Guardians! ????️????

It was a test of resilience, and Adam "The Unshakable" Fogelman stood tall, finishing even at 54. Jerrin "The Precisionist" Fabrallo followed close behind, showing that every hero has their moment to rise.

Division D: The Grit Warriors! ????????️

Through wind, snow, and sleet, Rheannon "The Fearless" Fabrallo conquered the course with a +14, while Michael "The Tenacious" York battled through to the end at +20. Every hero starts somewhere, and their grit proves that greatness is forged through persistence!

With discs soaring and legends growing, the league continues its epic saga. Who will rise next week? Stay tuned for more heroic feats and unforgettable battles! ????????

Course Highlights: Once again hole 7 was the only hole that went without a birdie, and hole 10 was only birdied by Tom and Adam S., and Hole 4 was only birdied by Tom and Dave R.

Remember whether you're chasing birdies or battling bogeys, every throw is a chance to unleash your inner hero—so grab your disc, embrace the challenge, and let your legend soar! ????????

Showdown at Alcantra: A Disc Golf Duel in the Valley The sun hung high over the dusty plains of Alcantra, a treacherous course known for testing the mettle of even the sharpest sharpshooters. On this ... show more ›

Showdown at Alcantra: A Disc Golf Duel in the Valley
The sun hung high over the dusty plains of Alcantra, a treacherous course known for testing the mettle of even the sharpest sharpshooters. On this fine day, the best disc slingers in town gathered for a showdown, each gunning for the title of top gunslinger in their division.

Tier A: The Deadeye Duelists
At the top of the leaderboard, Scott Groves rode into town like a ghost on the wind, leaving his competition in the dust with blistering -10 performance and the only bogey free round. Not far behind, Thomas Voight kept his aim steady at -8, while Justin Foster cooled off a bit under pressure at -7, if only he could have stayed bogey free he could have tied Scott at the top. As the battle raged, Isaiah Gall and Dave Rector found themselves in a dead heat, each putting up a fight but missing out on the top bounty.

Tier B: The Maverick Marksmen
In another part of town, Kelly Allen emerged as the quickest draw, nailing a -7 to claim victory. Rodney Stepp wasn't far behind, keeping his hat tipped at -5, while Patrick Phelps followed close behind with a -3 but both couldn't avoid the bogeys, which kept them from tying Kelly. As the wind kicked up and the dust settled, Alex Strawn and Adam Smithers held their own, but in the end, it was Allen who walked away the undisputed champion of the B-tier shootout.

Tier C: The Outlaw Underdogs
In the wild and unpredictable C Tier, Gage Mercer proved himself the meanest outlaw with a score of -3, narrowly escaping a shootout with the relentless Adam Fogelman, who held on at +1. The outlaw trail wasn’t kind to Jerrin Fabrallo, who finished at +3, but he vowed to ride again and take another shot at victory next time.

Tier D: The Grit and Gumption Gang
For the true grinders, the ones with grit under their nails and fire in their bellies, Tier D was a battle of pure determination. Gwendolyn Hoibokk fought through the trials of the land to finish at +16, while Rheannon Fabrallo stayed hot on her heels at +18. Though the course tested them with every twist and turn, they stood tall, proving their courage and skill in the heart of the frontier.

As the sun dipped behind the horizon and the last discs were holstered, Alcantra had once again proven why it was a battlefield for the bold. Some rode off into the sunset as champions, while others vowed to return, hungry for redemption. One thing was for certain—this was a duel to remember, and the legend of Alcantra would only grow stronger with time.

The Chilled Chainsmen League is no ordinary competition. It’s a game of honor, power, and respect—a battle where only the strongest, the smartest, and the most disciplined rise to the top. Some ... show more ›

The Chilled Chainsmen League is no ordinary competition. It’s a game of honor, power, and respect—a battle where only the strongest, the smartest, and the most disciplined rise to the top.

Some made offers their competitors couldn’t refuse. Others found themselves sleeping with the bogeys. And a few? Well, let’s just say they won’t be making a run at the top anytime soon.

This week, a boss moved up in rank, a ruler lost control, and the family business just got a little more complicated.

Let’s take a look at who’s running things this week—and who might be plotting their revenge.

Tier A: A Battle for the Family Throne
If there’s one rule in this league, it’s that power is never given—it’s taken. And this week, Thomas Voight (-8) and Justin Foster (-8) both played like they wanted to be the boss. These two made sure every throw counted, never backing down, never showing weakness.

In the end, they finished as equals, a tie that left the rest of Tier A wondering: who’s really running this thing?

But don’t overlook Dave Rector (-7), the sharp-shooter who stayed just one stroke back. He’s watching, waiting—biding his time like a consigliere who knows that one day, the top spot will be his.

Meanwhile, Houston Natzke (-6) and Seth Asing (-6) put in strong performances, proving they still belong at the table. But Frank Costales (+1)? After nearly taking down Justin last week, he slipped up. He was playing like a made man, but this week? He looked more like a guy about to be “sent on a trip.”

Tier A is stacked with guys looking to be the Don. But in this game, there’s only room for one boss.

Tier B: A Coup in the Making – Kelly Loses Control
For the first time in three weeks, the dark rule of Kelly Allen (E) has been shaken.

For weeks, he’s been ruling Tier B like a ruthless Don, taking down anyone who dared challenge him. But this week? The power slipped through his fingers.

Patrick Phelps (-3) made a move—and he made it with authority. He stepped onto the course like a guy who knew he was taking over, dropping birdies like he was making money moves. And behind him, Christopher Foley (-2) and Weslee Moon (-2) weren’t far off, waiting for their shot at the throne.

Meanwhile, Kelly found himself stuck in a three-way deadlock with Jeremy Ratliff (E) and Rodney Stepp (E). They’re all standing in the same spot, eyeing each other, wondering: who’s going to make the next move?

Let’s be clear—Kelly’s still got influence. He’s still dangerous. But if he lets this slip any further? It’s over for him.

And next week? Things just got even more complicated.

Because Wayne Danjin is moving up to Tier B.

That’s right. The man who has dominated Tier C for weeks is making his move. The others in Tier B? They better be ready.

Wayne isn’t coming in just to compete. He’s coming to take over.

Tier C: Wayne Danjin – One Last Victory Before Moving Up
Wayne Danjin knew this was his last week at the top of Tier C. And like a true professional, he went out on top.

Wayne (-6) took care of business once again, proving he was built for bigger things. He didn’t just win Tier C—he ran it.

Now? He’s moving up.

Behind him, Adam Fogelman (+2) and Jerrin Fabrallo (+3) tried to make a last-minute push, but Wayne was already thinking about next week.

And the others? Scott Foster (+7), Gage Mercer (+7), and George McSorley (+7)? They looked like guys waiting for their next assignment.

Wayne’s gone now. Tier C is wide open. Who’s ready to take over?

Tier D: Carrie Foley – The Godmother of Tier D?
Four weeks in a row. Four straight wins.

That’s not luck. That’s not chance. That’s control.

And Carrie Foley (+11)? She’s proving she’s got a boss’s mentality.

Nobody in Tier D can touch her right now. Rheannon Fabrallo (+13) made a push, but came up short. Billy Evangelista (+16), Gwendolyn Hoibokk (+22), and Jaxton Ratliff (+23) tried to put up a fight, but let’s be real—Carrie’s got this thing locked down.

But here’s the question—is she playing the long game? Is she biding her time, waiting for the moment to make a move on the higher tiers?

Because let’s face it: four weeks at the top isn’t just about winning anymore. It’s about building something.

Carrie’s not just competing. She’s running the show.

The 1000-Rated Round Club: The Best of the Best
Some guys win tournaments. Some guys make names for themselves.

And then there’s the ones who reach a level of greatness that sets them apart from everyone else.

So far in this 10-week war, three made men have earned their place in the exclusive 1000-Rated Round Club—a place reserved for the best, the untouchable, the elite:

Justin Foster – 1013 (The Boss of Tier A, always one step ahead.)
Marshal Morris – 1002 (Consistently dangerous, proving why he belongs at the table.)
Thomas Voight – 1001 (One stroke away from undisputed control.)
These guys aren’t just winning matches—they’re setting the standard.

The rest of the league? They better step up their game.

Looking Ahead to Week 7: Who’s Making Moves?
The board is set. The power plays are already in motion. But what happens next?

Will Thomas or Justin make the first move and take full control of Tier A? Or will Dave Rector step in and change the game?
Can Patrick Phelps hold onto his new spot at the top of Tier B, or will Kelly come back with a vengeance?
With Wayne moving up to Tier B, who will take control of Tier C?
And most importantly—has Carrie Foley built a dynasty in Tier D? Or is there a coup coming?
One thing is for sure: nobody stays on top forever.

And in this game, when you come for the throne, you better not miss.

Keep your putters steady, your birdies clean, and remember… it’s not personal. It’s just business.

A long time ago, on a disc golf course not so far away… the Chilled Chainsmen League waged its fiercest battles yet. The Force was strong in Week 5 as fearless competitors fought for galactic suprem ... show more ›

A long time ago, on a disc golf course not so far away… the Chilled Chainsmen League waged its fiercest battles yet. The Force was strong in Week 5 as fearless competitors fought for galactic supremacy. Some wielded their putters like lightsabers, while others relied on the wisdom of the ancient Jedi to guide their discs through the trees.

There were aces as powerful as a proton torpedo, dark-side comebacks, and a leaderboard shake-up across the tiers. Let’s embark on this week’s journey to the Chilled Side of the Force.

Tier A: Justin the Jedi, Frank the Sharpshooter, and Tom’s Lightspeed Ace
In the battle for Tier A, the Jedi Master Justin Foster (-12) remained the undisputed leader of the galaxy. With the composure of a seasoned Jedi Knight, he used the Force (and a deadly putter) to hold off all challengers.

But Frank Costales (-11) nearly struck him down! On Hole 3, Frank unleashed a Force-powered ace, launching his disc like a TIE fighter straight into the heart of the chains. The crowd erupted like the destruction of the Death Star.

Meanwhile, Thomas Voight (-7) had his own moment of Jedi brilliance when he aced Hole 6, proving that the Force was strong with him as well. But even with their lightspeed throws, Justin’s steady hand on the final holes kept him in control.

Marshal Morris (-5) and Seth Asing (-3) fought bravely, but the Tier A throne still belongs to Justin… for now.

Will Frank and Tom rise again next week, or will the dark side of bogeys strike them down?

Tier B: The Sith Lord Rises Again—Kelly Allen’s Dark Reign Continues
For the third straight week, Kelly Allen (-7) has used the dark side of the Force to dominate Tier B. His putts are too precise, his drives too powerful—it is clear now that he has embraced the path of the Sith.

Some say he has made a secret alliance with the Dark Lords of Disc Golf, draining birdies at will and crushing his opponents with an unrelenting fury. His red glow-in-the-dark putter is rumored to be powered by a kyber crystal, and his precision on the fairways is unmatched.

But rebellion still exists. Jeremy Ratliff (-5) and Patrick Phelps (-5) fought bravely to stop Kelly’s reign, but even they could not slow his relentless march to victory.

Alex Strawn (-3) and Christopher Foley (-1) remain in the shadows, waiting for their moment to rise. But can anyone stop Kelly’s iron grip on Tier B, or has the dark side already won?

Tier C: Wayne the Wise Holds the High Ground
Tier C was ruled by Wayne Danjin (-2), whose mastery of precision putts made him the Obi-Wan Kenobi of this division—cool, calculated, and unwilling to give up the high ground.

The Sith Lords of the tier, Scott Foster (+1) and Jon Rhine (+1), dueled fiercely but ultimately had to settle for a draw. Meanwhile, Larry Nunes (+3) and Gage Mercer (+9) found themselves caught in a sandstorm on Tatooine, struggling to navigate the treacherous course.

Can Wayne keep his Jedi calm, or will the challengers rise like a Sith uprising?

Tier D: The Carrie Conundrum—Jedi or Sith?
In Tier D, Carrie Foley (+7) emerged victorious for the third straight week, continuing her undefeated streak. At this point, the question must be asked—is she truly a Jedi bringing balance to the Force, or is she following the same dark path as Kelly?

Some believe she is the chosen one, destined to rule Tier D with wisdom and skill. Others wonder if she has secretly tapped into the same Sith powers that have fueled Kelly’s reign in Tier B. Three weeks of dominance cannot be ignored.

Meanwhile, Gwendolyn Hoibokk (+20) and Rheannon Fabrallo (+21) fought bravely, but Carrie’s steady play ensured she claimed victory once again.

What is certain? Carrie’s rule over Tier D is absolute—for now.

Looking Ahead to Week 6: The Empire Strikes Chains
As the galaxy braces for another thrilling battle, who will emerge victorious?

Can Frank and Tom use their ace-fueled power to finally overthrow Justin’s rule?
Will Kelly’s Sith reign continue in Tier B, or will the Jedi rise against him?
Does Wayne have the high ground for good, or will the dark side of bogeys strike back?
And most importantly… is Carrie truly a Jedi, or is she hiding her Sith allegiance in plain sight?
One thing is certain: next week’s battle will be legendary.

Stay strong, keep your putters steady, and as always…

May your chains always be chilled, and may the Force be with you.

Week 4: The Battle for the Chains – A Game of Throws and an Ace to Remember As winter’s chill clings to the land, the warriors of the Chilled Chainsmen League gathered once more upon the battle ... show more ›

Week 4: The Battle for the Chains – A Game of Throws and an Ace to Remember

As winter’s chill clings to the land, the warriors of the Chilled Chainsmen League gathered once more upon the battlefield, their sights set on conquest, their hands gripping the discs like the swords of old. This week, the clash of titans saw another name etched into the annals of legend, as the battle for league dominance raged on.

Tier A: Thomas Voight’s 10-Under Masterpiece – A Song of Chains and Fire

In the great war of the Chainsmen, a new champion has risen, if only for a night. Thomas Voight, the Lord of the Fairway, unleashed a relentless assault, carving a path through the course like a dragon’s flame. His 10-under performance was not only a masterclass in precision but also the second recorded 1000+ rated round of the season—proof that he belongs among the greats.

Yet even as he claimed this triumph, other challengers lurked in the shadows. Marshal Morris, only one stroke behind at 9-under, stood like a cunning Hand to the King, ready to seize power at a moment’s notice. Isaiah Gall followed at 8-under, ever the steadfast knight, unshaken in his quest for the throne. Dave Rector held his ground at 5-under, while Justin Foster remained locked in a battle of wills at 4-under. The war is far from over.

Tier B: The Warbands Gather – A Fight for Supremacy

Beneath the banners of Tier B, warriors clashed with steel nerves and unyielding resolve. Patrick Phelps and Kelly Allen, both at 5-under, played a game of patience and precision, securing their places at the head of their house. Jake Ratliff, at 3-under, remains a cunning tactician, biding his time, waiting for the moment to strike. And in a moment fit for the legends of old, Jake sent the gallery into a frenzy as he aced Hole 15, proving that fate rewards the bold. Alex Strawn finished at 1 under, proving that though he has yet to seize a throne, his sword arm is steady. Selven Christianson, finishing even, continues to prove his resilience in the fight for dominance.

Tier C: The Lords of the Underdark – A Battle of Grit

In the lands of Tier C, where only the strong endure, the trials grew fiercer. Adam Fogelman, despite the hardships of his journey, continued to fight, finishing with a 4-under score. But as he continues to rack up victories, one question looms over the battlefield—how long before he ascends to Tier B, where even greater challenges await?

Jon Rhine and Wayne Danjin faced their own trials, finishing at +5 and +7, respectively. Scott Foster, at +8, remains battle-tested, while Kim Lord Dela Cruz, at +12, stands as a warrior unbowed. Some battles are not won in a single night, but through a long campaign of resilience.

Tier D: The Ladies of the North Hold Fast

In the cold north, where the winds howl and the chains rattle like the whisper of old gods, the warriors of Tier D stood unbowed. Carrie Foley, at +9, showed the fire of a queen in exile, refusing to yield. Rheannon Fabrallo, finishing at +15, remains undeterred, for true warriors know that the greatest victories are forged in the crucible of adversity. Jaxton Ratliff, at +20, proves that the strength of one’s will is mightier than any scorecard. They do not fall; they only rise.

The Road Ahead: Who Will Seize the Throne?

Thomas Voight has claimed his place in the histories, but the battle is far from over. The great houses of the Chainsmen League sharpen their weapons for the wars yet to come. Will another warrior rise from the ranks to challenge him? Will a dark horse emerge from the shadows, upsetting the balance of power? And will Adam Fogelman soon find himself battling in Tier B, where even more legendary duels await?

Only time—and the throws of fate—will tell.

So prepare yourselves, brave throwers, for winter is still upon us, and the fight for the crown has only just begun.

Until next week—may your throws be true, and may your chains never break.

Week 3 of the Chilled Chainsmen 10-Week League took place on Super Bowl Sunday, and just like the big game, it was filled with highlight-reel moments, clutch performances, and a historic achievement. ... show more ›

Week 3 of the Chilled Chainsmen 10-Week League took place on Super Bowl Sunday, and just like the big game, it was filled with highlight-reel moments, clutch performances, and a historic achievement. While football fans were waiting for kickoff, our disc golfers were putting on a championship-caliber performance of their own. Marshal made history, competition stayed tight across all tiers, and the race for league dominance is heating up. Let’s break down the action!

Tier A: Marshal’s 1002-Rated Round – A Performance for the Record Books!
Every Super Bowl has an MVP, and this week’s Chilled Chainsmen MVP was Marshal, who delivered a historic 11-under round, earning the league’s first-ever 1002-rated performance! He played like a quarterback in the zone—reading the course, executing perfect throws, and making every shot count. This milestone cements his place at the top, but with plenty of season left, can anyone step up and challenge his dominance?

Right behind him, Tom put together a 6-under round, staying steady and proving that he’s still very much in the title race. While Marshal may have thrown the equivalent of a game-winning touchdown, Tom is staying in the hunt, looking to mount a second-half comeback.

With this record-breaking round, Marshal is officially the team to beat—but as we all know, even the biggest leads aren’t safe until the final whistle!

Tier B: Kelly’s Smart Play Secures the Win, Pat and Chris Keep the Pressure On
Over in Tier B, Kelly kept his momentum going with a 6-under round, playing smart, controlled disc golf to secure the top spot. Like a defense that bends but doesn’t break, he avoided mistakes and held off his challengers.

Pat and Chris were right there in the mix, both shooting 4-under and keeping the pressure on. They may not have taken the win this week, but they’re staying in playoff contention, setting up what’s sure to be a down-to-the-wire battle in the coming weeks.

Tier C: Foster Manages the Game, Fogelman Battles Through
In Tier C, Scott Foster played a steady and calculated round, finishing at 1-over. He didn’t take unnecessary risks and managed his game like a seasoned veteran, walking away with the best score in the division.

Meanwhile, Adam Fogelman faced some challenges but kept fighting, finishing at 4-over. Every great team faces adversity, but Adam is showing the kind of determination that leads to second-half comebacks. Expect him to keep refining his game and making a push in the coming weeks.

Tier D: Carrie and Rheannon Show True Championship Spirit
In Tier D, Carrie and Rheannon may not have put up under-par rounds, but they showed something just as important—heart, perseverance, and a never-quit attitude. Both finished at 11-over, but as any football fan knows, the best teams aren’t just the ones that start strong—they’re the ones that keep improving every week.

These two are putting in the work, gaining experience, and showing that they’re in it for the long run. With continued effort and the right adjustments, their breakthrough moment is coming—it’s just a matter of time before they put together their own championship-winning round.

Looking Ahead to Week 4 – Can Anyone Take Down the League’s MVP?
With Marshal’s historic 1002-rated round setting a new standard, the pressure is on for the rest of the field to step up. Kelly is leading a tight Tier B race, Scott Foster is managing Tier C well, and Carrie and Rheannon are proving that persistence pays off.

The question now: Who’s going to step up next week? Will we see a Super Bowl-style upset, or will Marshal continue to dominate? One thing is for sure—this season is just getting started, and anything can happen!

See you in Week 4, and as always—keep throwing, keep grinding, and may your chains always be chilled! ????????????

Welcome back to another week of fun, fierce competition, and some seriously impressive disc golf shots at the Chilled Chainsmen 10-Week League. Week 2 had all the drama you could hope for—birdies, c ... show more ›

Welcome back to another week of fun, fierce competition, and some seriously impressive disc golf shots at the Chilled Chainsmen 10-Week League. Week 2 had all the drama you could hope for—birdies, close calls, and a bit of trash talk along the way. Here’s how it all went down across the four tiers!

Tier A: The Showdown of the Week
This week’s biggest matchup came down to a nail-biting battle between Justin and Tom. These two were neck and neck all day, and it all came to a head on the final hole. With the score tied and the tension building, Justin pulled off a gorgeous birdie on hole 18, securing a 10-under total for the round. Tom, just a stroke behind, parred the last hole and finished at 9-under. It was a solid effort from Tom, but Justin’s late-game heroics earned him the win and bragging rights for the week.

But Marshall wasn’t far behind! He shot a 5-under and finished in a respectable 3rd place, showing he’s got what it takes to compete at the top. With such a close field, Tier A is shaping up to be a thrilling ride every week.

Can Tom bounce back in Week 3? Only time will tell. But one thing’s for sure—these two will be battling for the top spot again!

Tier B: Aces, Birdies, and a Fight to the Finish
Things got real exciting in Tier B this week, with Kelly, Pat, and Alex all pushing for the top spot. But it was Chris who stole the show, thanks to an amazing ace on hole 18. After that jaw-dropping shot, Chris didn’t stop there—he followed it up with birdies on two of the next three holes, finishing strong at 6-under. The crowd was buzzing after that ace, and Chris kept the momentum rolling all the way to the top.

Kelly fought hard but had to settle for 2nd place, finishing 5-under. He gave Chris a run for his money, but the ace was a game-changer. Adam Smithers and Alex tied for 3rd, both posting 3-under performances. It was a tight race between them, and they made things interesting until the very end.

That ace on hole 18 was the highlight of the week for Tier B, but all the competitors here proved they’re ones to watch in the coming weeks.

Tier C: Adam & Wayne Lead the Charge
In Tier C, Adam Fogelman and Wayne came out swinging, with both players putting up solid performances. Adam claimed 1st place with an even round, showing steady control throughout the course. Wayne, not far behind, finished 2nd with a +3 performance. It was a strong showing from both players, and they definitely kept the competition tight.

Tier C might not have the same drama as the A and B tiers, but these guys are making steady progress and looking to challenge the top spots in future weeks. We’ll be watching them closely in the next few rounds!

Tier D: Rheannon Dominates, but More Are Coming
This week in Tier D, there were only two competitors, but that didn’t stop the action. Rheannon came out on top, taking 1st place by a solid margin and beating Billy by 4 strokes. With a strong and steady performance, Rheannon showed that even with a smaller field, the competition is still fierce.

But here’s the exciting part—there are whispers of a few more players possibly joining the D-tier in upcoming weeks. If that happens, the competition in this tier is going to heat up in a big way! If you’re in Tier D, get ready—things are about to get interesting.

Looking Ahead to Week 3!
We’re just getting started, and if Week 2 is any indication, Week 3 is shaping up to be another exciting round. Who will break out next week? Who’s going to steal the spotlight? Make sure to bring your A-game and your chill vibe!

Stay tuned for more updates as the league heats up. And, as always—keep throwing, keep smiling, and may your chains always be chilled.

Round One Recap for The Chilled Chainsmen 26 JAN 2025 Round one of the 10-week disc golf tournament is officially in the books, and what a start it’s been! With gusty winds making the course a ... show more ›

Round One Recap for The Chilled Chainsmen

26 JAN 2025

Round one of the 10-week disc golf tournament is officially in the books, and what a start it’s been! With gusty winds making the course a bit more challenging than usual, players had to bring their A-game to survive the elements. The competition is heating up, and players are already showing some serious skill on the course. Whether you’re in the lead or just a few strokes behind, the energy is high, and everyone’s hungry for that top spot. Let’s dive into how things played out during this first round.

Round One Highlights:

Top Performers:
A TIER- Riley absolutely crushed it with a -7. His precision off the tee and solid putting helped him stay ahead, even in the wind. Not far behind, we saw Dave making their move, finishing with a -6 after some clutch shots on the back nine.

B TIER- Wayne came out swinging in the first round of the season shooting -3 while talking to himself like an old Aaron Gossage. Battling for second was Jeremy and Selven both with -2. They shot well but couldn’t pull away with a solo victory.

C TIER- Adam crushed his competition shooting +6 while not truly playing his best Disc Golf. He has decided to move up to B Tier next week to take money from the bigger boys. Jax shot a respectable round while flexing his FD3 like he was Eagle McMahon himself!

Windy Conditions:
The wind was definitely a factor today, and it added an extra layer of difficulty for players across all divisions. On certain holes, you could see players adjusting their strategies—some opting for more controlled, less aggressive shots to deal with the unpredictable gusts. Others risked it all with bold moves, hoping to land that perfect shot despite the swirling winds. Either way, the wind was clearly a game-changer.

Division Breakdown:
With three divisions—Tier A, B, and C—there was a good spread of talent across the field. In Tier A and C, we had 4 players competing this week, while 8 players battled it out in Tier B. It was great to see such a mix of skills on display, with each division offering its own exciting moments.

Troubles:

Holes 2, 4, 7, and 16 were not birded today.


The Field: With 3 divisions, things are still wide open. There are only 1 stroke separating the top contenders, but with so many rounds left, anything can happen. Whether you’re at the top or the bottom of your division, there’s plenty of time for things to shift.

Looking Ahead: As we head into round two, the pressure’s on, and the weather forecast is calling for more wind—if not even stronger gusts. Players will need to adapt to stay in the hunt for the top spots. Can Riley and Wayne hold onto their lead? Or will someone from the middle of the pack make a surprise jump? One thing’s for sure: we’re in for an action-packed tournament.