This week-long international competition is limited to qualified amateur disc golfers who compete for World Championship titles in the Mixed Advanced (MA1) and Female Advanced (FA1) divisions.

The number of competitors for the event is 432 players (288 MA1 and 144 FA1). Actual field sizes will be determined by the PDGA in conjunction with Host, and are based on the competition format and available courses. Courses to be vetted by PDGA to ensure they are appropriate for the divisions they will accommodate. Only groups of four players are utilized at Worlds competitions for speed of play considerations.

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2025 PDGA Amateur Disc Golf World Championships

The Professional Disc Golf Association (PDGA) is the international governing body for disc golf and is the largest organization for disc golf in the world. The PDGA is a member governed 501(c)(4) non-profit association based in Appling, Georgia, USA. Founded in 1976, the PDGA is made up of more than 250,000+ members who live and play in 50+ PDGA-Affiliated countries worldwide. Each year, the PDGA sanctions nearly 9,000 competitive events for professional and amateur players, and that number grows annually.

The PDGA also writes and maintains the rules for the sport, sets the standards for equipment used in play, manages a player rating and points system, and publishes the sport’s leading magazine, DiscGolfer.

2025 PDGA Amateur Disc Golf World Championships

All Ages Disc Golf Championship

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