2027 and 2028 PDGA Major Events Announced
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The Professional Disc Golf Association (PDGA) has unveiled the locations for its upcoming 2027 and 2028 PDGA Major Events, offering exciting opportunities for top players to compete on world-class courses. These events are highly anticipated by the global disc golf community, showcasing exceptional skill and sportsmanship.
Ale Disc Golf Center in Sweden will host the prestigious 2027 European Open, solidifying its reputation as a premier destination for elite tournaments. The venue boasts an impressive record of hosting high-level competitions, including national events and those on the Disc Golf Pro Tour. Its "White" course, measuring approximately 2,900 meters for MPO and 2,600 meters for FPO, is designed to challenge even the most skilled players with its semi-open fairways, distance-demanding par 5s, well-protected baskets, and picturesque wooded holes.
The PDGA European Open at Ale Disc Golf Center promises to be a thrilling experience, offering amenities such as spacious common areas, pro shops, lounge spaces, VIP camping, terraces overlooking the action, food services, and multiple courses catering to different skill levels. Tournament Director Erik Mellgren expressed excitement about hosting this prestigious event, stating, "We look forward to welcoming you to the European Open at Ale Disc Golf Center!"
Meanwhile, in North America, several exciting locations have been selected for 2027 and 2028 PDGA Major Events. The city of Columbia, Missouri will host the 2027 United States Women's Disc Golf Championships, a repeat performance that showcases its reputation as a top destination for disc golf tournaments.
Columbia has already hosted various notable events in the past, including the US Masters, a DGPT event, and the 2025 PDGA Amateur Worlds Championship. Tournament Director Adam Morrison expressed enthusiasm about bringing the top women's division back to the region: "We're excited to showcase the talent of our women competitors on Harmony Bends!"
Additionally, Manitowoc, Wisconsin has been chosen as the host for the 2028 USWDGC. This marks a return visit to this vibrant community that initially welcomed the event in 2025. The new course design by Cale Leiviska, combined with the beautiful scenery of Lake Michigan and surrounding courses, promises an unforgettable experience.
The PDGA has also decided to take on hosting the 2028 Tim Selinske United States Masters Disc Golf Championships itself, led by Major Events Team member Matt Loyd. This event will be held in Northwest Arkansas, offering a fresh opportunity for top Masters players to compete in this rapidly growing region with its excellent courses and amenities.
The announcement of these PDGA Major Events marks an exciting chapter in the world of professional disc golf. The global community eagerly anticipates witnessing the best talent compete on the world's most exceptional courses.
This article was compiled from disc golf coverage with AI assistance. Source: pdga.com — https://www.pdga.com/news/major-announcement