WFDF 2026 World Team Disc Golf Championship
in association with PDGA
A record-breaking 32 nations will compete at WTDGC 2026 — the largest field in the event’s history. For the first time ever, the championship will feature both Open and Masters divisions, marking a significant step forward in the global development of team disc golf.
National teams from across the world will battle for the title of WFDF World Team Disc Golf Champion, showcasing elite performance, depth, and international growth of the sport.
Join us as history is made and experience the highest level of international team disc golf competition.
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Event information
WELCOME TO LITHUANIA
The World Flying Disc Federation (WFDF), together with the Local Organising Committee and the Lithuanian Flying Disc Federation, is proud to host the WFDF 2026 World Team Disc Golf Championship in Vilnius, Lithuania.
The 2026 edition marks the sixth WTDGC, following the inaugural championship in Canada (2016), and subsequent editions in Great Britain (2017), Estonia (2019), Croatia (2022), and Australia (2024). Each edition has contributed to the steady growth and global development of team disc golf, and Vilnius now joins this distinguished list of host cities.
Team arrivals and unofficial practice opportunities will begin on Saturday 5 September. Official practice days will take place on Sunday 6 and Monday 7 September, alongside team registration and final preparations. The Opening Ceremony is planned for the evening of Tuesday 8 September, while the first competition matches will already be scheduled earlier that same day.
Competition will run from Tuesday 8 to Saturday 12 September 2026, culminating in the Medal and Closing Ceremony on the late afternoon of Saturday 12 September. Should weather conditions or other unforeseen circumstances cause delays, the schedule may be adjusted to ensure that all rounds are completed by the evening of 12 September.
In connection with WTDGC 2026, Vilnius will also host the Global Disc Golf Summit, scheduled for Saturday 5 September 2026. The Summit will bring together WFDF, PDGA, PDGA Europe, and National Federation representatives to discuss the future governance and international development of disc golf. The Summit aims to strengthen global coordination, define long-term strategic priorities, and further align international structures as the sport continues its rapid worldwide growth.
WFDF looks forward to welcoming teams to Vilnius for a championship that combines competitive excellence, international friendship, and the Spirit of the Game at the highest level.
Make WTDGC 2026 not just a championship, but an unforgettable experience in Lithuania. Alongside world-class Disc Golf, Vilnius offers a vibrant cultural scene, remarkable historic architecture, and picturesque natural landscapes. Teams and supporters are encouraged to explore the city and its surroundings, and to experience the warmth and hospitality of one of Europe’s most captivating capital cities.
Event Dates
- Official practice:
Sunday 6th & Monday 7th September 2026 - Opening ceremony:
Tuesday 8th September 2026 - Competition:
Tuesday 8th – Saturday 12th September 2026
(9am start of daily schedule – games complete by 6pm daily) - Medal ceremony:
Saturday 12th September 2026
(Following immediately after the closure of the final Gold medal round)
Venue
Location:
Pūčkorių Disc Golf Park,
Pūčkorių g. 15, Vilnius, 11300 Vilniaus m. sav., Lithuania
Description:
The championship will be played on two 18-hole courses of comparable championship standard, located in the scenic Pavilniai Regional Park area of Vilnius, just a few kilometres from the city centre.
The primary course, Pūčkoriai Disc Golf Course – “The Pilgrim” – features turf tee pads, full signage, and DiscGolfPark Pro baskets across a 2,478-metre layout that combines open meadows, forested hillsides, moderate elevation changes, and panoramic views over the Vilnia River valley.
A secondary 18-hole championship layout will be set up nearby to allow parallel scheduling across both divisions and ensure high-quality playing conditions throughout the event.
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Global Disc Golf Forum
The Global Disc Golf Forum will take place in Vilnius at the official WTDGC hotel (Radisson Blu Hotel) on Saturday, 5 September 2026.
The GDGF will be a full-day event focused on discussion, collaboration, and networking between representatives of PDGA, WFDF, national federations, and participants. Participation is free of charge, and all WTDGC teams are welcome to send representatives.
The current concept is for the forum to run through most of the day, including a break for a small reception, networking session, and informal social time with food and drinks at the end of the programme.
Participants attending the forum are encouraged not to plan other obligations for that day, as the intention is to create a meaningful working and networking environment rather than a short standalone meeting.
Disc Golf Associations and National Federations not participating in WTDGC are also warmly invited to attend.
Additional information about the GDGF, including the programme and registration details, will be published in the coming days (shortly after 25 May).