Dawn of the Chains

“The wind doesn’t care who you are.” Week 9 brought the league to Whispering Doakes, and just like always… the wind showed up right on time. Gusts cut through the trees, discs flipped when ... show more ›

“The wind doesn’t care who you are.”

Week 9 brought the league to Whispering Doakes, and just like always… the wind showed up right on time. Gusts cut through the trees, discs flipped when they shouldn’t, and even simple shots turned into decisions you had to live with.

This wasn’t a scoring week.
This was a survival week.

???? A Tier — Tom Masters the Storm

While most of the field battled just to stay afloat, Thomas Voight did something different…

He dominated.

A composed -9 in those conditions wasn’t just good — it was a statement. Clean lines, smart decisions, and no panic.

Behind him:

Naz Munoz — +3, showing just how tough the course played. Even the best can’t always escape the wind.

This was one of those weeks where one player figured it out… and everyone else paid the price.

⚔️ B Tier — Foley Stays Locked In

Christopher Foley continues his steady climb, taking B-tier with a strong -6, proving once again he can handle whatever the Valley throws at him.

Behind him:

Rodney Stepp — -4, one of the few players to stay under control in the gusts.
Aaron Richardson — +1
Adam Fogelman — +2
Scott Bowen — +5

No easy holes. No easy pars. Just damage control.

???? C Tier — Grinding Through the Gusts
Jerrin Fabrello — +4, continuing to lead the tier week after week.
Wilson Jennings — +11, battling through a tough round.
❄️ D Tier — New Face, Same Fight
James Feldhausen — +9, stepping in and handling the conditions well.
Rheannon Fabrello — +10, continuing her streak of showing up and grinding through every week.
???? Week 10 Finale — Mother’s Day Showdown

It all comes down to this.

???? Alcantra — Mixed Layout
⛳ 22 Holes (4 extra holes added)
????️ Mother’s Day

After wind, snow, longs, shorts, and everything in between… the final test will be something different.

A mixed layout.
Extra holes.
No room for mistakes.

Nine weeks down.
One to go.

The chains will decide the rest.

“The longs don’t care how hot you were last week.” After the birdie-fest at Alcantra shorts, Week 8 flipped the script. The league moved to Alcantra longs, and just like that, scoring tighten ... show more ›

“The longs don’t care how hot you were last week.”

After the birdie-fest at Alcantra shorts, Week 8 flipped the script. The league moved to Alcantra longs, and just like that, scoring tightened, mistakes multiplied, and every stroke had weight again.

This wasn’t about going low.
This was about surviving.

???? A Tier — Tom Takes Control

In a week where under par was hard to find, Thomas Voight stepped up and took the win with a composed -5.

Behind him:

Frank Costales — Even, grinding through a tough round.
Naz Munoz — +3, feeling the full effect of the long layout.

A-tier went from double digits under to fighting for every birdie. The course finally pushed back.

⚔️ B Tier — Foley Answers Again

Christopher Foley continues his strong run, matching A-tier’s top score with a -5 to take B-tier.

Right behind:

Aaron Richardson — -3, one of his better rounds of the cycle.
Adam Fogelman — -2
Matthew Person — -1
Scott Foster — Even
Scott Bowen — +2
Rodney Stepp — +3

B-tier handled the longs well overall, with several players beating the course.

???? C Tier — Still a Grind
Jerrin Fabrello — +3, continuing to lead the tier week after week.
Wilson Jennings — +11

Even without extreme weather, the long layout made every hole feel longer than it should.

❄️ D Tier — Rheannon Keeps Showing Up
Rheannon Fabrello — +11

Another week of grinding through the course, no matter the conditions.

????️ Week 9 Preview — Whispering Doakes

Next week, the league heads to Whispering Doakes.

And if history tells us anything…
It won’t be easy.

Tight lines.
Wind.
Punishment for every mistake.

Eight weeks down.
Two to go.

The final stretch is here — and Doakes is waiting.

“The snow/rain came. The wind followed. The scores still dropped.” Back at Alcantra shorts on April 19th, the forecast promised wind and snow/rain… and for once, it delivered. Slick tee pads, ... show more ›

“The snow/rain came. The wind followed. The scores still dropped.”

Back at Alcantra shorts on April 19th, the forecast promised wind and snow/rain… and for once, it delivered. Slick tee pads, wet ground, and gusts that came and went made this one tricky.

And somehow… everyone still went low.

???? A Tier — Absolute Firepower

This wasn’t just a good week for A-tier — it was a full-on shootout.

Justin Foster led the charge with a ridiculous -12, continuing one of the most dominant runs of the entire cycle.

Right on his heels:

Thomas Voight — -11, matching fire with fire.
Dave Rector — -9
Kelley Williamson — -9, huge showing.
Morgan Leeds — -8
Kelly Allen — -7
Naz Munoz — -7
Allen Black — -6
Aaron Ressler — -3

Even with wind and rain, A-tier turned Alcantra into target practice. If you weren’t shooting double digits under… you weren’t winning.

⚔️ B Tier — Brad Breaks Through

Brad Beiser stepped up in a big way, dropping a -10 to take the B-tier win and one of the best rounds of the entire week.

Right behind:

Christopher Foley — -9, another strong round keeping him right in the hunt.
Jeremy Ratliff — -7
Scott Foster — -6
Aaron Richardson — -5
David Griffin — -4
Adam Fogelman — -2
Scott Bowen — -2
Wayne Danjin — +1

B-tier is getting dangerous. Scores are dropping, and the depth is getting deeper every week.

???? C Tier — Holding the Line
David Bich — +1, leading the tier this week.
Jerrin Fabrello — +5
Wilson Jennings — +11

The conditions weren’t easy, and every stroke had to be earned.

❄️ D Tier — Rheannon Stands Alone (Again)
Rheannon Fabrello — +6

Another week, another grind. Rheannon continues to carry D-tier on her own.

???? Week 7 Takeaway

Rain didn’t slow scoring.
Wind didn’t stop anyone.
If anything… it made people sharper.

Seven weeks down.
Three to go.

The leaderboard is tightening, momentum is building, and the final stretch is here.

The chains are fully awake now.

The goats were wet. The scores were not.” Despite flood concerns earlier in the week, Whispering Goats was playable—and the league made the trip. The course was still soft in places, the rou ... show more ›

The goats were wet. The scores were not.”

Despite flood concerns earlier in the week, Whispering Goats was playable—and the league made the trip.

The course was still soft in places, the rough was muddy, and footing was anything but perfect. But compared to past visits, this version of Whispering Goats was surprisingly manageable. The scoring wasn’t as brutal, but it still punished anyone who got greedy.

???? A Tier — Justin Wins Another Battle

Justin Foster once again showed why he’s one of the toughest players in the league, taking Week 6 with a clean -7.

Close behind:

Thomas Voight — -5

Kelly Allen — -4

Allen Black — -1

Naz Munoz — +2

Even at Whispering Goats, A-tier found ways to score. Justin’s consistency has been ridiculous this cycle, and he’s becoming harder to catch every week.

⚔️ B Tier — Griffin Gets Loose

David Griffin took full advantage of the softer conditions, firing a strong -6 to lead B-tier.

Right behind him:

Christopher Foley — -5, staying right in the thick of the B-tier race.

Scott Foster — +3

Scott Bowen — +4

Aaron Richardson — +5

Adam Fogelman — +8

Whispering Goats always finds a way to punish someone, and this week it hit a few of the usual contenders hard.

???? C Tier — The Grind Continues

Wilson Jennings — +7

Carson Washburn — +12

Not every week is about scoring low. Sometimes it’s just about surviving the course and keeping the card together.

????️ Week 7 Preview — Back to Alcantra

Next week, on April 19th, the league heads back to Alcantra shorts.

The forecast?
Wind.
Rain.
Probably both at once.

After the muddy fairways of Whispering Goats, players will return to faster greens—but if the weather turns ugly, Week 7 could become another battle of survival.

Six weeks down.
Four to go.
The chains are getting louder.

“The snow is melting. The scores are not.” Week 5 brought the league back to the long layout, and with a sunny day finally settling over the Valley, players took full advantage. The fairways we ... show more ›

“The snow is melting. The scores are not.”

Week 5 brought the league back to the long layout, and with a sunny day finally settling over the Valley, players took full advantage. The fairways were faster, the footing was cleaner, and the scores exploded.

???? A Tier — Isaiah Does It Again

Just two weeks after firing the highest-rated round league history has ever seen, Isaiah Gall came right back and dropped another monster.

A ridiculous -12 round earned Isaiah a 1018-rated round, proving his 1033 at Whispering Goats was no fluke. He is officially on a different level right now.

Right behind him:

Allen Black — -10
Justin Foster — -10
Kelly Allen — -9
Morgan Leeds — -6, returning from what felt like a full winter hibernation and immediately reminding everyone he can still score.
Thomas Voight — -4
Naz Munoz — -1

At this point, A-tier feels like an arms race. If you’re not shooting double digits under par, you’re probably losing ground.

⚔️ B Tier — Foley Stays Steady

Christopher Foley took the B-tier win with a solid -5, continuing one of the most consistent runs of the cycle.

Behind him:

Adam Fogelman — Even
Scott Foster — Even
Wayne Danjin — +1
Scott Bowen — +2
David Griffin — +3

B-tier remains packed tightly together, and every week feels like it could completely flip the standings.

???? C Tier — Jerrin Keeps Climbing

After exploding for a -7 last week, Jerrin Fabrello kept the momentum going with a +1, continuing to prove he may not belong in C tier much longer.

Kevin Vacca — +2, but his score almost didn’t matter because he hit the biggest moment of the day — his first ace ever, smashing hole 3 and finally getting that monkey off his back.
Tae Voight — +2
Tom Willoughby — +10

If Jerrin keeps trending upward, B-tier may be calling sooner rather than later.

❄️ D Tier — Rheannon Stands Alone
Rheannon Fabrello — +15

Rheannon keeps showing up and grinding through every week, but at this point D-tier is getting lonely.

Seriously… where are Carrie and Jax?
The chains are waiting.

???? Week 6 Preview — Flood Watch

Next week is currently scheduled for Whispering Goats, but there’s a problem…

The course is slightly flooded.

A final call will be made Saturday night and posted, but if Whispering Goats is playable, expect another wild week. If not, players may have to adjust quickly.

Either way, Dawn of the Chains is entering the back half of the season.
Five weeks down.
Five to go.

“After the storm came the scoring.” After surviving the wind and chaos of Whispering Goats, the league returned to familiar ground at Alcantra shorts — and the scores dropped fast. The sno ... show more ›

“After the storm came the scoring.”

After surviving the wind and chaos of Whispering Goats, the league returned to familiar ground at Alcantra shorts — and the scores dropped fast.

The snow is finally pulling back, the fairways are opening up, and players took full advantage. Week 4 turned into a birdie-fest from top to bottom.

???? A Tier — Foster and Tom Go Nuclear

Week 4 ended with a tie at the top as Justin Foster and Thomas Voight both torched Alcantra for incredible -11 rounds.

Justin continues to look like one of the most dangerous players in the league, while Tom reminded everyone that he’s still one of the best closers around when scoring gets hot.

Just behind them:

Frank Costales — -8
Killian Flannery — -8, a huge round in his first appearance this cycle.
Allen Black — -7
Naz Munoz — -6

A-tier is getting crowded, and every week it feels like a different player takes over.

⚔️ B Tier — Tight Race, Low Scores

B tier followed suit with another pile of under-par rounds:

David Griffin — -5, taking the win with a clean, confident round.
Christopher Foley, Wayne Danjin, and Scott Bowen all tied at -4, right behind him.
Adam Fogelman and Adam Smithers — -3
Alex Strawn — -2
Scott Foster — +1

There’s barely any separation in B tier right now. One hot week can move someone from the middle of the pack straight to the top.

???? C Tier — Jerrin Explodes

The biggest surprise of the day might have come in C tier.

Jerrin Fabrello absolutely destroyed the field with a shocking -7 round — by far his best score of the cycle and one of the best relative rounds of the entire week.

That kind of round can completely change the direction of a season.

Tom Willoughby — +4

If Jerrin starts putting rounds like this together consistently, C tier could get very interesting very quickly.

❄️ D Tier — Still Grinding
Rheannon Fabrello — +9

Another week, another fight through the course. D tier may not have the low scores, but nobody out there is quitting.

???? Week 4 Takeaway

Whispering Goats humbled everyone.
Alcantra shorts let them fight back.

With six weeks still to go, the leaderboard is tightening, confidence is rising, and the scoring is getting dangerous.

The chains are awake now.

“The goats were quiet. The wind was not.” Week 3 took the league to Whispering Goats, where the fairways narrow, the gusts never stop, and one bad kick can ruin a card. The wind came exactly as ... show more ›

“The goats were quiet. The wind was not.”

Week 3 took the league to Whispering Goats, where the fairways narrow, the gusts never stop, and one bad kick can ruin a card. The wind came exactly as expected, and for most of the field, surviving was the goal.

But for one player, Whispering Goats became a stage.

???? A Tier — Isaiah Makes League History

Isaiah Gall didn’t just win Week 3 — he rewrote the record book.

On one of the windiest, trickiest layouts in the Valley, Isaiah tore through Whispering Goats with a ridiculous -10, good for a 1033-rated round — the highest-rated round ever recorded in any of your leagues.

No bogeys. No hesitation. Just pure destruction.

Behind him:

Kelly Allen — -5, a strong round that would have won most weeks.
Thomas Voight — -4, staying steady through the gusts.
Allen Black — -2
Justin Foster — -2
Scott Groves — Even
Naz Munoz — +3
Frank Costales — +4
Jake Ratliff — +9, finding out the hard way that Whispering Goats does not forgive mistakes.

Isaiah’s round was so far ahead of the field that it felt like he was playing a different course entirely.

⚔️ B Tier — Survival Mode

Whispering Goats punished everyone in B tier, and only one player escaped under par.

David Gall — -1, the only player in B to beat the course this week.
Christopher Foley — +1, hanging tough in the wind.
David Griffin — +2
Alex Strawn — +3
Adam Fogelman — +6
Jeremy Ratliff — +6
Scott Foster — +9

There were no easy pars, no stress-free putts, and very few clean rounds.

???? C Tier — The Wind Wins
Jerrin Fabrello — +10
Wilson Jennings — +14

Even the simplest holes became battles in the gusts. Every missed angle turned into punishment.

❄️ D Tier — A Rough Day in the Storm
Rheannon Fabrello — +27

Whispering Goats showed no mercy this week. The wind, rough, and unforgiving lines made every throw feel twice as hard.

????️ Week 3 Takeaway

Isaiah Gall just set the standard.

A 1033-rated round at Whispering Goats is the kind of score people will talk about for years. On a course where most players were just trying to survive, Isaiah looked unstoppable.

Three weeks down.
Seven to go.
And now everyone is chasing history.

“Spring says it’s here… the Valley says not yet.” Week 2 of Dawn of the Chains proved that winter isn’t done with us. Snow still covered parts of the course, footing was sketchy, and with ... show more ›

“Spring says it’s here… the Valley says not yet.”

Week 2 of Dawn of the Chains proved that winter isn’t done with us. Snow still covered parts of the course, footing was sketchy, and with the long layout at Alcantra in play, every mistake felt twice as expensive. Scores stayed respectable, but nobody got away easy.

And with Whispering Goats up next, the calm may not last long…

???? A Tier — Justin Holds the Line on the Longs

The long layout didn’t slow down Justin Foster, who took the top spot with a strong -6, continuing the momentum he’s carried since the winter league.

Right behind him:

Dave Rector — -5, steady and dangerous as always.

Kelly Allen — -4, staying right in the mix early this cycle.

Allen Black — -3, after winning Week 1, still right near the top.

David Sramek — -1, grinding through the snow-covered fairways.

Naz Munoz — +1, a rare over-par round for Naz, showing how tough the longs played this week.

Even without wind, the snow and long pins made this one feel like mid-winter all over again.

⚔️ B Tier — Foley Finds His Rhythm

Christopher Foley put together one of the cleanest rounds of the day with a -5, taking the B-tier win and showing the consistency that keeps him near the top every cycle.

Behind him:

Adam Fogelman — -1, solid round on a tough setup.

Alex Strawn — +1, hanging in despite the conditions.

Wayne Danjin — +2

Scott Bowen — +2

Scott Foster — +5, fighting through a rough one but still in the hunt.

B-tier is already tightening up, and it won’t take much to flip the order.

???? C Tier — Snow Makes Every Shot Count

With the ground still frozen underneath the snow, skips were gone and distance control mattered more than ever.

Wilson Jennings — +4, leading the tier this week.

Damian Delgado — +5, close behind and improving each round.

❄️ D Tier — Still Fighting the Freeze

Rheannon Fabrello — +10, battling through another cold round.
The snow may be melting, but not fast enough to make things easy.

????️ Week 3 Preview — Whispering Goats

Next week we leave Alcantra and head to Whispering Goats.

If history says anything…
It’ll be windy.
It’ll be weird.
And scores will not look like they did this week.

Two weeks down.
Eight to go.
The chains are just getting warmed up.

A Tier — Allen Opens the Dawn with Fire Week 1 came out swinging, and Allen Black wasted no time making a statement. A blistering -11 set the tone for the entire league and showed that the thaw ... show more ›

A Tier — Allen Opens the Dawn with Fire

Week 1 came out swinging, and Allen Black wasted no time making a statement.
A blistering -11 set the tone for the entire league and showed that the thaw doesn’t make things easier — it just makes the scoring lower.

Right behind him:

Justin Foster — -10, picking up right where his 1000-rated winter left off.

David Sramek — -7, another strong showing as he continues to prove he belongs in the top card.

Patrick Phelps — -6, steady as always and already in the hunt.

Kelly Allen, Naz Munoz, and Thomas Voight all tied at -4, a reminder that A-tier has no weak spots this cycle.

Week 1 and the leaderboard is already stacked.

⚔️ B Tier — Foster Takes First Strike

Scott Foster led the B-tier charge with a clean -4, setting the pace for the new season.

Close behind:

Christopher Foley — -3, right where he always seems to be — in the mix.

Adam Fogelman — -2, shaking off the winter grind and settling back in.

Alex Strawn — Even, holding steady.

Wayne Danjin — +4, fighting through a rough start but plenty of weeks left to recover.

B-tier looks like it’s going to be tight all cycle.

???? C Tier — The Long Road Begins

Jerrin Fabrello opened the new league with a +2, a solid start as the spring cycle begins.
With the ground finally playable again, expect scores to drop fast in this tier as the weeks go on.

???? D Tier — First Steps of the Season

Rheannon Fabrello kicked off the new league at +5, starting the climb in D tier.
It’s only Week 1, but every cycle starts the same — show up, throw, improve, repeat.

Winter loosens its grip on the Mat-Su Valley. The snow begins to melt, the daylight stretches longer, and the quiet fairways begin to stir again. But with the rising sun comes the return of compet ... show more ›

Winter loosens its grip on the Mat-Su Valley.
The snow begins to melt, the daylight stretches longer, and the quiet fairways begin to stir again.

But with the rising sun comes the return of competition.

For ten weeks, players from across the Valley will gather once more to test their skill, their nerve, and their resolve. Every drive, every putt, and every rattle of the chains will mark the beginning of a new season.

Rust will be shaken off.
New rivalries will rise.
Champions will be forged.

This is where the season begins.
This is where the Valley awakens.

Welcome to Dawn of the Chains.

March 8 – May 10
Sundays in the Mat-Su Valley