About EDGC

The European Disc Golf Championships

The European Disc Golf Championships (EDGC) represent the highest level of competition in European disc golf. Sanctioned by the European Disc Golf Federation (EDGF), the championships bring together Europe’s top players in the MPO and FPO divisions, alongside the European Junior Disc Golf Championships (EJDGC).

The 2027 championships will take place at Tampere Disc Golf Center in Tampere, Finland, from July 1–4, 2027.

About the European Disc Golf Federation (EDGF)

The European Disc Golf Federation “EDGF” is the international sports federation responsible for the European governance of the sport Disc Golf.

EDGF was founded 2014 in Geneva, Switzerland with the aim to create an office body for the European Championships, but also to represent the member countries towards EFDF, WFDF and other European and International institutions. Meanwhile the federation has 34 members and holds contacts to all European countries. EDGF is recognized by the European Flying Disc Federation “EFDF”, the World Flying Disc Federation “WFDF”, and PDGA Europe, and upholds the “Rules of Play” as well as the competition standards from the Professional Disc Golf Association “PDGA”.

As the European governing body for the sport of Disc Golf, EDGF has the responsibility for sanctioning the European Championships “EDGC”, the European Junior Championships “EJDGC” and the European Masters Championships “EMDGC”, as well as other forms of continental championships.