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2024 pro worlds

2024 pro worlds

Format

Round One:

In round one, we will play a modified best shot. In modified best throw, teams choose the best throw on each shot; however, the same person’s tee shot cannot be used three holes in a row.

Round Two:

In round two, we will play a modified alternate throw. On odd-numbered holes, male/female will tee. On even- numbered holes, male/female will tee. (The tournament director will decide the odd and even tee assignments.) After the tee shot, the other partner throws the second shot, and players alternate throughout the hole until it is completed.

Read about these two formats under B.05B and B.05F.

Putting Competition

There will be nine stations, each with a basket in which three putts of varying length and difficulty will be presented. The spots at each station will have putts worth 1, 2, and 3 points.

All of the invite lists for the world championships are now available on their respective pages (see below, and refer back to these pages for important information).

Please go to the main site for the event you want to attend to download the appropriate withdrawal / refund policy:

2024 Amateur (MA1 / FA1) Worlds

2024 Junior Worlds

2024 Pro (MPO / FPO) Worlds

2024 Masters Worlds

Questions? Contact event support.

Worlds registration schedules are now available.

Hoping to attend? Bookmark the event's information page to easily find event details and important documents:

Questions? Contact event support.

PDGA Major Events are the premier national and international competitions for disc golf each year, featuring the world’s best disc golfers competing for World and National Titles in multiple skill, age, and gender-based divisions. These PDGA marquee events offer any city or town the chance to host an international sporting event in their community, to draw interest and attention to the location, and to generate a significant economic impact for local businesses.

Hosting a PDGA Major is a challenging task. Interest was shown from several involved local organizing committees (LOC), meaning selecting these events was difficult, as so many excellent bid packages were submitted.