PDGA Worlds 2026: Tickets, Travel & Things to Do
Published July 16, 2026
Whether you’re a longtime disc golf fan or experiencing the sport for the first time, this guide has everything you need to plan your visit, including tournament details, places to stay, local restaurants, attractions, and things to do while you’re here.
August 26 - 30, 2026
2026 PDGA Worlds Event Impact Report
The 2026 PDGA Professional Disc Golf World Championships brought disc golf’s biggest stage to Kensington Metropark and welcomed visitors to the Brighton Howell Area. The event also provided an opportunity to showcase the area’s restaurants, hotels, downtowns, and outdoor recreation experiences to visiting fans.
The world’s best disc golfers are coming to Michigan.
From August 26 - 30, 2026, Kensington Metropark will host the 2026 PDGA Professional Disc Golf World Championships, bringing top competitors and fans from around the world to the Brighton Howell Area
About the PDGA World Championships
The PDGA Professional Disc Golf World Championships are the premier championship event in professional disc golf. Since beginning in 1982, the tournament has grown into an international competition featuring the world’s top players and attracting fans from across the globe.
Michigan has a proud connection to the sport, previously hosting a PDGA World Championship in 2008 and continuing to build its reputation as one of the country’s top disc golf destinations.
Disc Golf: What to Know Before You Go
The 2026 Professional Disc Golf World Championships will take place at Kensington Metropark, one of Michigan’s most scenic outdoor destinations.
Located less than an hour from downtown Detroit and Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport, Kensington Metropark provides convenient access for both local spectators and visitors traveling from across the country.
The championship will feature competition on two championship-level courses:
Toboggan Course: The iconic Toboggan course is one of Michigan’s most celebrated disc golf layouts, known for challenging terrain, elevation changes, and demanding championship-level play.
Black Locust Course: The expanded Black Locust course near Martindale Beach will provide another premier championship setting surrounded by Kensington Metropark’s natural beauty.
Family Fun Between Rounds
Bringing the kids? The Gerrit J. Verburg Sweet Spot & Fun Zone is the perfect place to take a break from the action while still being part of the excitement. Designed with families in mind, this interactive area features a rock climbing wall, zip line, obstacle courses, a kids slide, and an 18-hole Worlds Mini Course, giving visitors of all ages plenty to enjoy between rounds. And if you're visiting on Friday evening, be sure to cap off your day with Kensington Metropark's spectacular drone show.
Whether your little ones need to burn off some energy or you're looking for a fun activity while waiting for your favorite players to tee off, the Fun Zone offers a safe, welcoming space to play, relax, and experience the festival atmosphere that makes the 2026 PDGA Pro World Championships more than just a tournament. All attractions are professionally staffed, and access is included with most ticket types (General Admission spectators can add Fun Zone access for just $10).
Book Your Stay
Whether you're visiting for a single day or planning a long weekend, the Brighton Howell Area offers a variety of hotels just minutes from Kensington Metropark. Stay close to the action while enjoying easy access to local restaurants, shopping, parks, and attractions throughout Brighton, Howell, Milford, and the surrounding communities.
From trusted hotel brands to cozy accommodations, you'll find the perfect place to relax after a day at the championship.
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