Event History

The World Team Disc Golf Championships (WTDGC) is the official WFDF world championship event for national disc golf teams.

Unlike traditional individual disc golf tournaments, WTDGC focuses on team-based match play competition, where countries compete head-to-head through multiple singles and doubles matches across different player categories and divisions.

The championship was first held in 2016 and has since grown into one of the most internationally diverse disc golf events, bringing together national teams from Europe, North America, Asia-Pacific and other developing disc golf regions.

Previous editions of WTDGC have been held in:

• 2016 — Vancouver, Canada – Results (Teams) – Results (Team Members) – Results (Singles)
• 2017 — Colchester, United Kingdom – Results (Teams) – Results (Team Members)
• 2019 — Alutaguse, Estonia – Results (Teams) – Results (Team Members)
• 2022 — Varazdin, Croatia – Results (Teams) – Results (Team Members)
• 2024 — Perth, Australia – Results

Over the years, the event has continued to evolve in scale, media production and international participation, while maintaining a strong focus on team spirit, international friendship and the unique match play format that distinguishes WTDGC from other major disc golf competitions.

The 2026 edition in Vilnius, Lithuania continues this tradition as the sixth edition of the championship.