Estonia’s disc golfer Albert Tamm has officially been selected as the final member of Team Europe for the 2025 PDGA Presidents Cup.

This is the first structured junior series in Italy, aiming to provide young athletes with competitive experience and national visibility.

The tournament has already confirmed the participation of athletes from 44 countries, making it the most internationally diverse PDGA event.

Although European players made up only around 18% of the total field, they secured four podium finishes across both MPO and FPO divisions.

With 159 players in total—108 in MPO and 51 in FPO —this year’s field includes 18 European players.

Estonia’s Kristin Lätt achieved a milestone in her professional disc golf career by securing her 100th PDGA-sanctioned win.

Estonian disc golf pro Albert Tamm hit a hole-in-one during Round 1 at the DGPT Elite+ event in Austin, acing Hole 8 at Sprinkle Valley.

The statistics had real consequences for many competitors, particularly several top European players whose rounds unraveled on this hole.

From March 26 to April 6, fans can vote for one additional MPO player to join Team Europe and Team USA.

Finland’s Niklas Anttila has again claimed the title at The Open at Austin, defending his 2024 victory with another stellar performance.

The 2025 PDGA Professional Disc Golf World Championships is set to make history this summer as the event heads to Europe for the first time.

PDGA Europe has teamed up with House of Discs to launch a new initiative aimed at boosting the growth of disc golf throughout Europe.

The 2025 Waco Annual Charity Open, the second event of the Disc Golf Pro Tour season, delivered thrilling showcase of international talent.