PDGA Elite Series
2025 Elite Series Schedule
Date | Tour | Event | Location |
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Feb 28 - Mar 2 | DGPT | Discraft Supreme Flight Open | Brooksville, FL |
Mar 14 - 16 | DGPT | Waco Annual Charity Open | Waco,TX |
Mar 20 - 23 | DGPT+ | The Open at Austin | Austin, TX |
Apr 4 - 6 | DGPT | Music City Open | Nashville, TN |
Apr 18 - 20 | DGPT | 43rd Kansas City Wide Open | Liberty, MO |
May 16 - 18 | DGPT | Cascade Challenge | Shelton, WA |
May 23 - 25 | DGPT | Konopiste Open | Prague, Czechia |
May 29 - June 1 | DGPT + | Northwest Disc Golf Championship | Portland, OR |
June 6 - 8 | DGPT | Ale Open | Nol, Sweden |
June 13 - 15 | DGPT | The Preserve Championships | Clearwater, MN |
June 27 - 29 | DGPT | Discmania Challenge | Indianola, IA |
July 4 - 6 | DGPT | PCS Open | Overaas, Norway |
July 11 - 13 | DGPT | Krokhol Open | Oslo, Norway |
Aug 8 - 10 | DGPT | Turku Open | Turku, Finland |
Aug 14 - 17 | DGPT + | Discraft's Ledgestone Open | Peoria, IL |
Aug 22 - 24 | DGPT | LWS Open at Idlewild | Burlington, KY |
Sep 4 - 7 | DGPT + | Discraft Great Lakes Open | Milford, MI |
Sept 18 - 21 | DGPT Playoff | Green Mountain Championship | Jeffersonville, VT |
Sept 25 - 28 | DGPT Playoff | MVP Open | Leicester, MA |
Oct 16 - 19 | DGPT | DGPT Championship | Lynchburg, VA |
2026 Elite Series Schedule
Date | Event | Location | Tour |
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Feb. 27 – March 1 | Supreme Flight Open | Brooksville, FL | DGPT |
March 13 – 15 | Big Easy Open | Jefferson Parish, LA | DGPT |
March 27 – 29 | Queen City Classic | Charlotte, NC | DGPT |
April 9 – 12 | PDGA Champions Cup | Lynchburg, VA* | PDGA Pro Major |
April 17 – 19 | Jonesboro Open | Jonesboro, AR | DGPT |
April 24 – 26 | Kansas City Wide Open | Liberty, MO | DGPT |
May 7 – 10 | The Open at Austin | Austin, TX | DGPT+ |
May 21 – 24 | OTB Open | Stockton, CA | DGPT+ |
June 4 – 7 | Northwest Championship | Portland, OR | DGPT+ |
June 18 – 21 | European Major | Tallinn, Estonia | PDGA Pro Major |
June 26 – 28 | Swedish Open | Borås, Sweden | DGPT |
July 3 – 5 | Ale Open | Nol, Sweden | DGPT |
July 10 – 12 | Heinola Open | Heinola, Finland | DGPT |
July 16 – 19 | U.S. Women’s Disc Golf Championship | Salt Lake City, UT | PDGA Pro Major |
July 30 – August 2 | Ledgestone Open | Peoria, IL | DGPT+ |
August 7 – 9 | Discmania Challenge | Indianola, IA | DGPT |
August 14 – 16 | Preserve Championship | Clearwater, MN | DGPT |
August 26 – 30 | PDGA Pro World Championships | Milford, MI | PDGA Pro Major |
September 4 – 6 | LWS Open at Idlewild | Burlington, KY | DGPT |
September 17 – 20 | Green Mountain Championship | Jeffersonville, VT | Playoff |
September 24 – 27 | MVP Open x OTB | Leicester, MA | Playoff |
October 8 – 11 | U.S. Disc Golf Championship & Throw Pink Women’s Championship | Rock Hill, SC | PDGA Pro Major |
October 15 – 18 | DGPT Championship | Lynchburg, VA* | Playoff |
*The Tour will make two stops in Lynchburg, VA and Bedford County, VA, but players will not compete at the same course twice. New London Tech will be used for the PDGA Champions Cup, and Ivy Hill will be used for the DGPT Championship. Both Ivy Hill and New London Tech are located in Bedford County.
** The Throw Pink Women’s Disc Golf Championship is a PDGA A-Tier that runs alongside the USDGC which is a PDGA Pro Major.
About PDGA Elite Series
PDGA “Elite Series” is the designation used for a tour of professional events approved as a PDGA Elite Series by the PDGA Board of Directors and where points are earned by players towards crowning a tour champion.
These events and series are to promote the sport of disc golf and the PDGA in a positive light consistent with the PDGA mission, cater to the MPO and FPO divisions only, and bring a high level of exposure to the sport through national and international media coverage. Simply put, Elite Series events provide an overall positive impact to the sport of disc golf and serve to enhance the PDGA mission.
For a series of events to be designated as a PDGA Elite Series, all events comprising the series, as well as the series itself, must show a track record of success to include the sustainability of the organization, both financially and in its execution with the ability to repeat each season. Each event in the series must be sanctioned as an A Tier (or above), and must consistently maintain or surpass the competition standards defined by PDGA Tour Standards, as well as the individual event contracts with our Elite Series event hosts.