Courses & Venues
TThe WFDF 2026 World Team Disc Golf Championship will be played on two dedicated 18-hole Championship courses located in the Pavilniai Regional Park area of Vilnius, Lithuania.
Course A – The Pilgrim and Course B – The Grand Duke are located close to each other and to Tournament Central, creating a compact Championship venue for players, officials, media and spectators.
Both courses have been prepared for WTDGC 2026 and provide a varied test of Disc Golf skills, combining wooded and open fairways, elevation changes, distance, accuracy and strategic risk–reward decisions.
To reach course and move around it you can use custom map at Google Maps.
Course A – The Pilgrim
Pūčkoriai Disc Golf Course
18 holes · Par 66 · 2,487 m / 8,158 ft
Course A, The Pilgrim, features a wide range of hole lengths and playing environments across the Pūčkoriai Disc Golf Course.
Hole lengths range from 73 m / 240 ft on Hole 9 to 295 m / 968 ft on the Par 5 Hole 10. The Championship layout incorporates wooded and open areas, water, OB, hazards and mandatory lines.
The Course A map also identifies important venue facilities and access information, including shuttle bus stops, toilets, the Medical Point and the walking route from the Belmontas parking lot.
Course A Plan
*Click the course map to download a PDF version
Course A Tee Signs
The official tee signs provide detailed information for each hole, including hole distance, par, layout and all relevant OB, hazard and mandatory information.
Course B – The Grand Duke
Batoras Disc Golf Course
18 holes · Par 64 · 2,635 m / 8,646 ft
Course B, The Grand Duke, combines shorter technical holes with several long Championship holes, including the 204 m / 669 ft Hole 7 and 202 m / 663 ft Hole 18.
The Championship layout incorporates wooded and open areas, elevation, OB, hazards and mandatory lines.
The course is divided into two main playing areas, with an approximately 5-minute walk between the two sections.
The Course B map also identifies important venue facilities and access information, including shuttle bus stops, toilets and the walking route from the Belmontas parking lot.
Course B Plan
*Click the course map to download a PDF version
Course B Tee Signs
The official tee signs provide detailed information for each hole, including hole distance, par, layout and all relevant OB, hazard and mandatory information.
General Course Rules
The following general rules apply on both Championship courses:
- A disc completely surrounded by water is OB, except for puddles and standing water on fairways.
- Asphalt and beyond is OB on all holes where the OB line has not otherwise been marked.
- Permanent fences and beyond are OB.
Players must also follow all hole-specific OB, hazard, mandatory and other playing requirements shown on the official tee signs.
Drinking Water
Drinking water will be available throughout both Championship courses.
There will be six water stations on Course A and six water stations on Course B.
Players are encouraged to carry a reusable water bottle and refill it regularly during practice and competition.
The locations of the water stations are shown on the official course plans.
Course Allocation During Competition
Both Championship courses will be used throughout the competition.
Open Division Matches will be distributed between Course A and Course B according to the competition schedule and official course assignments.
Masters Division teams will remain on the same course for all Matches played on the same day, avoiding the need to move between Course A and Course B during the competition day.
Course allocation is managed separately from Swiss pairing. The Swiss system determines which teams play each other, while course assignments determine where each Match is played.
Starting Holes
Most WTDGC rounds will use a shotgun start, with Matches distributed across starting holes on the assigned course.
Once Match pairings and course assignments have been confirmed, each Match will also receive a starting-hole assignment.
Teams must check the official competition information before each Match to confirm:
- their opponent
- assigned course
- starting hole
Teams should arrive at their assigned starting hole in sufficient time to be ready for the official Match start.
Practice & Warm-Up
Official practice on the Championship courses is managed through the WTDGC practice booking system.
During scheduled practice sessions, each player may make a maximum of three drives from each tee and three practice throws from subsequent positions or lines of play on each hole.
Dedicated practice baskets will be available for putting and short-game warm-up. Putting practice and repeated short-game practice should take place in these designated areas rather than on competition holes during scheduled practice rounds.
Full practice procedures, schedules and booking information are available on the Practice & Training page.