This 4-day national competition is limited to amateur and professional female disc golfers who compete for prizes and national championship titles in multiple age-based divisions. PDGA will award national titles to all female divisions at the US Women’s Disc Golf Championships, which will take precedence over the winners of those divisions at the US Masters and US Junior Disc Golf Championships. This means the winners of the female-only (Pro and Amateur) divisions at US Masters and the winners of the female-only divisions at the US Juniors are not national championship titles, as those national titles are only awarded at the US Women’s Disc Golf Championships.

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2025 PDGA United States Women’s Disc Golf Championships

The Professional Disc Golf Association (PDGA) is the international governing body for disc golf and is the largest organization for disc golf in the world. The PDGA is a member governed 501(c)(4) non-profit association based in Appling, Georgia, USA. Founded in 1976, the PDGA is made up of more than 250,000+ members who live and play in 50+ PDGA-Affiliated countries worldwide. Each year, the PDGA sanctions nearly 9,000 competitive events for professional and amateur players, and that number grows annually.

The PDGA also writes and maintains the rules for the sport, sets the standards for equipment used in play, manages a player rating and points system, and publishes the sport’s leading magazine, DiscGolfer.

2025 PDGA United States Women’s Disc Golf Championships

All Ages Disc Golf Championship

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