European Disc Golf Festival 2026
Europe’s biggest disc golf festival returns to Tallinn,
June 16–21, 2026, at the Tallinn Song Festival Grounds.
Previous Events
In 2025, Estonia proudly hosted the European Disc Golf Festival as its first-ever PDGA Major. The tournament welcomed many of the world’s best players and fans from dozens of countries, creating a historic atmosphere in Tallinn. Widely praised for its organization and energy, the event set a new benchmark for disc golf in Europe.
In July 2024, Estonia proudly hosted its first-ever Disc Golf Pro Tour Elite event. The tournament brought together top players from around the world and spectators from nearly 30 countries. It was hailed by both fans and athletes as the best disc golf event to date.
What’s next?
A Festival for Everyone
While disc golf might be in the centre of it all, it’s also about the vibes. Come for the sport, stay for the atmosphere. Bring your friends, your family, or someone who’s never watched a single throw. Expect outdoor games, great street food, and a buzzing vendor village.
Two Headline Events
Two legendary events take over Tallinn. It all kicks off on June 16 with the Presidents Cup, hosted in Estonia for the first time ever, Team Europe vs Team USA in a one-night showcase. We’re also hosting the European Open, the only PDGA Major in Europe, happening June 18–21. Expect next-level play: shots you’ll replay, putts you’ll talk about for weeks, and moments that’ll make you fall in love with disc golf again, or for the very first time.
Key Facts
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First Stop of the European Swing
The European Open 2026 kicks off the summer swing from June 16–21. Tallinn is easy to reach from all over the world, and with Sweden just across the sea, it is the perfect starting point before heading to the Swedish Open right after our event.
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The Presidents Cup Arrives
This year, the European Disc Golf Festival brings not just a PDGA Major, but also the Presidents Cup. Watch Team Europe take on Team USA in Tallinn, then stay for four days of Major competition. It is a festival, after all.
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A Championship Layout with Bite
Tight gaps, low ceilings and dangerous islands. The course designed by Seppo Paju and Ralf Rogov is made to challenge the very best. It is tough, technical and perfect for creating the drama a PDGA Major deserves.
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