According to the rule, a player must have at least one supporting point (usually the foot) in contact with the playing surface behind the marker disc at the time the disc is released.

22 European athletes made their presence felt—some top finishes, unexpected obstacles, and one controversy.

The European squad fell short with a final score of 30.83 to 21.16.

22 players come from Europe—12 in the MPO division and 10 in FPO.

Europe has never claimed victory at the Presidents Cup, adding extra motivation for this year’s squad to make history.

Elviss Brauns, co-founder of the Latvian Disc Golf Federation launched a survey to support disc golf development across the Baltics.

At the top of the earnings chart stands Niklas Anttila of Finland with $203,760.62 in total prize winnings.

While some obstacles are logistical, many are social and cultural, woven into the structure of how the sport is presented and who it welcomes.

In 2029, Estonia will host the PDGA Worlds, and Kristin Lätt will captain Team Europe at the 2026 Presidents Cup.

We spoke with Matthias Vutt about how this historic moment came to be, the road leading up to it, and what it means for disc golf in Estonia and Europe. 

PDGA members can sponsor an Amateur membership for a disc golf enthusiast in a low-income country for just $20.

Severe storms forced organizers to shorten the MPO division’s final round to just nine holes.

Located in the Sremčica district of Belgrade, the new Belgrade Disc Golf Park features 18 holes.

No previous Kansas City Wide Open winner, in either the MPO or FPO division, has been from Europe.

Disc Golf Worlds sets records with over 44 nations and new major partners Latitude 64 and HARIBO joining the historic event.

The game offers real-world-inspired courses and officially licensed discs and gear from major European brands such as Latitude 64°, Discmania, Westside Discs.

11% of registered disc golfers identified as female and 0% as diverse. The remaining 89% were male​.

MPO and FPO champions received a Gibson ES-335 as the winner’s prize — continuing the event’s tradition of awarding high-end guitars instead of trophies.

Active members interested in shaping the future of disc golf are invited to submit their applications by April 30.

“It’s not a matter of IF, it’s a matter of WHEN Silva Saarinen will win a DGPT event on American soil.”