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For the first time in its long history, the PDGA Professional Disc Golf World Championships are heading to the Commonwealth of Virginia.

And a true test awaits the 297-player field in the Lynchburg area for the 42nd running of Pro Worlds.

Full Information on 2024 Pro Worlds >>

The woods of New London Tech and the pristine and diverse terrain of Ivy Hill Golf Club will test the entire field over the course of five rounds beginning Wednesday, August 21. Active PDGA members can catch the first two round of action free on the Disc Golf Network and receive a deep discount to see what promises to be a dramatic finish.

The winners of the first DGPT+ event of 2024 – Kristin Tattar and Gannon Buhr. Photo: Kevin Huver / DGPT

Technically, the Disc Golf Pro Tour – Prodigy presents WACO event was the second stop in the 2024 pro tour season. But, viewers in-person and on-the-flatscreens alike witnessed a number of firsts…

The first event for 2023 PDGA Major grand slam owner Kristin Tattar;

The first multi-course event of the season;

The first 4+ round event of the season with increased DGPT championship points available;

The first missed-cuts for big names in both divisions;

Kyle Klein led the MPO division at 19-under-par when Friday's second-round play was suspended with a single group left on the Lake Waco Golf Club course.

After a break-of-day thunderstorm cleansed the skies, the FPO field spread out across a new series of challenges as, for the first time, the Disc Golf Pro Tour – Prodigy Presents WACO tour stop incorporated a second course – the Lake Waco Golf Club.

The first four-round Elite+ event of the pro tour season began with wind howling and rain threatening at the Disc Golf Pro Tour – Prodigy presents WACO, as usual, on the Brazos East layout in Waco, Texas. And, while play will incorporate a new course for days two and four of the event, the “BEast” showcased its familiar quality of birdie-streaks interrupted by bogey-snares. Despite the conditions, multiple players started fast in the season’s first Thursday of action.

DGPT+ Prodigy Presents WACO – Full Scores & Stats via PDGA Live »

There were plenty of moves made into positions to strike for the win on Saturday in Brooksville, Florida.

Both leaderboards are as tight as can be and it is anyone’s win to take down to open the season at the 2024 Disc Golf Pro Tour — Chess.com Invitational presented by Discraft.

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Ella Hansen. Photo: Kevin Huver / DGPT

Ella Hansen and Holyn Handley, two close friends on the tour, are tied at the top in FPO and in prime position to take down what would be the first Elite Series win for either.

The opening moves have been made in the 2024 Disc Golf Pro Tour season.

Debuting for the first time on the Elite Series, Olympus — formerly the long-standing Throw Down the Mountain track — welcomed the best of the best for the Disc Golf Pro Tour — Chess.com Invitational presented by Discraft to kick off a brand-new season.

DGPT - Chess.com Invitational — Full Scores & Stats via PDGA Live »

A new and upgraded Disc Golf Network platform was announced on Tuesday with the release of the 2024 DGN media plan.

At the forefront of DGN's recent migration to Insys Video Technologies as the network's service provider and an enhanced partnership with Amazon Web Services is the chance for disc golf fans to choose from multiple subscription plans as well as continue their benefits as an active PDGA member. DGN will now offer three plans: DGN Basic, DGN Standard and DGN Pro.

Calvin Heimburg won the 2022 Jonesboro Open in a playoff over Paul McBeth. Photo: DGPT

With the first PDGA Major of the year completed just a few days ago, the PDGA Elite Series and Disc Golf Pro Tour heads to Jonesboro, Arkansas for the 2023 Play It Again Sports Jonesboro Open presented by Prodigy.

The Jonesboro Open started as a PDGA B-Tier in 2017 and moved up to an Elite Series event in 2018. Now in its seventh year, the 2023 Jonesboro Open will be the fifth Elite Series event of the season.

Missy Gannon won the DGPT Silver Series — Music City Open in 2022. Photo: DGPT

After a couple of weekends off from Elite Series action, the Disc Golf Pro Tour heads to Nashville, Tennessee for the 2023 Music City Open presented by Lone Star Disc.

The Music City Open was first held in 2010 and was on the PDGA National Tour in 2021. In 2022, the MCO was a Silver Series event and now returns as the fourth Elite Series event of the 2023 season. 

While the Open at Austin provided a unique challenge for the MPO and FPO fields as they competed on a brand new course, players returning to Mill Ridge Park for the 2023 MCO will be familiar with many of its holes.

Chris Dickerson took down the Open at Belton in 2022 but the second tour stop in Texas moves to Austin in 2023. Photo: DGPT

After an exciting finish to the 2023 Waco Annual Charity Open, the Disc Golf Pro Tour continues its Texas swing with the 2023 Open at Austin presented by Lone Star Disc.

This will be the third Elite Series event of the 2023 season as well as the first ever DGPT event in Austin, Texas.

Paul McBeth took down the 2022 Waco Annual Charity Open. Photo: DGPT

Buckle up, the Disc Golf Pro Tour now heads to Texas for the Waco Annual Charity Open presented by Prodigy.

The second stop of the 2023 season promises better weather and the return of a couple of familiar faces. While the Las Vegas Challenge forced players to contend with cold temperatures and ripping winds, calmer conditions in Waco will give players the opportunity to focus on shaping their shots through the woods and showcasing their distance in the open along the Brazos River in central Texas.

Catrina Allen kicks off her 2023 season as the defending Las Vegas Challenge FPO champion. Photo: Disc Golf Pro Tour

Buckle up, the 2023 Disc Golf Pro Tour and PDGA Elite Series season has arrived.

What promises to be another action-packed season kicks off Thursday in the desert at the Las Vegas Challenge presented by Innova and the storylines are everywhere heading into 2023.

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Drew Gibson is the defending MPO champion. Photo: Disc Golf Pro Tour

The Disc Golf Network is pleased to announce its live media plan for the 2023 season, which will feature a significant increase in the volume of live content delivered to subscribers. New to Disc Golf Network in 2023 is expanded coverage of DGPT Silver events and the addition of select PDGA Euro Tour events to the live broadcast calendar. Both DGPT Silver events and PDGA Euro Tour events will see complete tournament coverage and will be exclusively available on Disc Golf Network.

PDGA Members Receive 50% Off DGN Subscription »

Updated 12/6/23 with DGN 2.0 information

Subscription Discounts

As a part of your PDGA membership benefit package, all active PDGA members are eligible for a discount on a monthly subscription to the Disc Golf Network (DGN). Now, with the launch of DGN 2.0, the DGPT is pleased to offer a 50% discount to PDGA members on both the monthly and yearly DGN memberships. Discounts on 2024 subscriptions will also be available for both the monthly and yearly options. 

Teemu Talikainen putts during the 2022 Alutaguse Open in Johvi, Estonia. Photo: PDGA Europe

The Disc Golf Network is pleased to announce the addition of seven PDGA Euro Tour events to its 2023 live broadcast schedule, thanks to an expanded partnership with PDGA Europe.

In addition to the PCS Open, which will return to the DGPT schedule as an Elite Event, the Disc Golf Network will now produce full-scale live broadcasts at a majority of 2023 Euro Tour events. The events added are as follows.

Rock Hill, SC - The United States Disc Golf Championship has partnered with the Disc Golf Network to execute its pay-per-view (PPV) live broadcast for the 2021 edition of this PDGA Major Championship. The Disc Golf Network has locked in a 20% discount for its subscribers, and the broadcast will stream exclusively on the Disc Golf Network platform and through its apps for those who purchase the PPV.

Jeffersonville, VT – After months of troubleshooting, and due to a lack of service at Delaveaga Disc Golf Course, the Disc Golf Network can confirm that live coverage will not be an option for this weekend’s Santa Cruz Masters Cup, a PDGA National Tour event. After significant testing and efforts to implement solutions on site, the final call was made late last week to suspend attempts to run a partial broadcast with unreliable service.

With live coverage from the Disc Golf Network and a full-slate of post-production coverage, 2021 Majors and Elite Series events will have an unprecedented amount of coverage. Photo: Alyssa Van Lanen

Day 2 of Disc Golf Network's coverage of the 2008 Tupelo Bay Open in Myrtle Beach, SC brought to you by Innova Discs and Revolution Bags.


The 2008 Tupelo Bay Open was contested on Dec. 13-14, 2008 in scenic Myrtle Beach, SC and the Disc Golf Network was there to capture all of the action for PDGA TV. Will Avery Jenkins conquer the famed Tupelo Bay course with his patented power game to capture his first Tupelo Bay title, or will one of the host of other top level players from the PDGA Tour prevail? (Part 2/2, 60 min.)