Michigan will host the 2026 PDGA World Championships at Kensington Metropark, attracting players and fans alike.

Michigan will welcome the 2026 PDGA Professional Disc Golf World Championships at Kensington Metropark from August 26 to 30, 2026. This prestigious event marks a significant return to a course that first hosted the World Championships in 2000, renowned for its challenging layout and stunning scenery.

Players like Paige Shue, who clinched the PDGA World Championships title in 2018, have praised the course`s difficulty and beauty, making it a favorite among competitors. With Michigan being a disc golf hub, home to major companies like Discraft and MVP Disc Sports, the event is expected to attract a large crowd and generate considerable economic benefits for the local community.

In addition to the World Championships, Michigan hosts several key disc golf events each year, including the National Amateur Disc Golf Championship and the Discraft Great Lakes Open. The anticipation for the 2026 World Championships is already building, promising excitement for both players and fans alike. For more information on the PDGA, visit PDGA and for disc golf products, check out Discraft.

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