The 2027 European Disc Golf Championships (EDGC) and the European Juniora Disc Golf Championships (EJDGC) will be held from 1st to 4th July 2027 in Tampere, Finland.
For all and upcoming information please visit the official website:
https://www.edgc2027.com
A special section for the event will be added on our website at a later stage.
The 2027 European Masters Disc Golf Championships will be held from 25th to 28th August 2027 in Le Mans, France.
For all and upcoming information please visit the official website:
https://2027.emdgc.eu
A special section for the event will be added on our website at a later stage.
At the General Assembly 2025 EDGF could welcome 4 new member. Greece, Malta and Monaco as Ordinary members, MFDC (Mediterranean Flying Disc Confederation) as Extraordinary member.
See all member on the updated member page here.
National Federations are encouraged to nominate engaged and qualified athletes who wish to contribute to this next phase of growth, innovation, and athlete-led governance within WFDF.
Read more on the WFDF website here.
This year sees a balanced approach, with some major changes and a collection of tweaks and clarifications designed to make the rules more user-friendly.
Reade more here on the PDGA website.
The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) wishes to remind stakeholders that the 2026 List of Prohibited Substances and Methods (List) and the 2026 Monitoring Program are now in force as of today (1 January 2026).
Read more here on the WADA website.
The 6th WFDF World Team Disc Golf Championships (WTDGC) will take place in Vilnius, Lithuania, from September 8 to 12, 2026. The event is being organized by the World Flying Disc Federation (WFDF) in cooperation with the local organizing committee.
Read more: WTDGC Bulletin #1 / WTDGC Bulletin #2
EDGF European Disc Golf & European Juniors Disc Golf Championships
The EDGF Europe Disc Golf Championships in Langevåg, (Sula) Norway, ended with a medal celebration for Finnland.
There were as many as eight medals overall. Niklas Anttila in the open, Eetu Tuominen in junior boys and Eveliina Salonen in the women’s division became European champions.
EDGF European Masters
Disc Golf Championships
The EDGF European Masters Championships in Salzgitter, Germany, ended on 30 August with a final round. The four-day competition included as many as 168 players from 29 countries in nine different divisions. Finland again was the most successful country winning three times Gold and ten medals in total.
The European Disc Golf Federation “EDGF” (founded 2014) is the international sports federation responsible for the European governance of the sport Disc Golf. EDGF is a non-profit association governed by the present statutes and, secondarily, by Articles 60 et seq. of the Swiss Civil Code. As the European governing body for the sport of Disc Golf, EDGF has the responsibility for sanctioning the European Championships “EDGC”, the European Junior Championships “EJDGC” and the European Masters Championships “EMDGC”, as well as other forms of continental championships.
