PDGA Women's Global Event · 2026
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Geelong Disc Golf Club are hosting a Women's Global Event (WGE) on Sunday May 24th at Barwon Valley Disc Golf Course.
The 2026 WGE runs May 15–25 worldwide — play locally, compete globally.
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Geelong Disc Golf Club are hosting a Women’s Global Event (WGE) on Sunday May 24th at Barwon Valley Disc Golf Course. All female players are encouraged to come and enjoy the event! Event Features 2 rounds on the new Yellow layout Over 50% of the players will be female (registration open to women only first) Lunch provided All women’s divisions available Additional event features to be announced On-site toilet facilities Registration Registration will be opening for female players in March (date TBC). Registration will open to male players in early May if the event is not full. About the Women’s Global Event (WGE) Inaugurated in 2012, this biennial event continues to break records as the largest PDGA event for a single demographic within the sport of disc golf. The idea is that no woman is playing alone (even if she is the only woman playing at her local tournament) as women all over the world are playing with her that day. How It Works Women from all around the world play two rounds of disc golf at their local participating PDGA Women’s Global Event. Scores from the first two rounds of each participating tournament are submitted by the individual tournament directors and rated by the PDGA. These round ratings are averaged to determine the player’s “Global Score.” The global results are updated throughout the event to determine our PDGA Women’s Global Event Champions, and the winner in each division will receive a memorable trophy. The PDGA has waived all temporary membership and player fees for all WGE divisions at this global event so that it is more accessible for new players. Note: Junior divisions age 12 and under will have only one round included in the overall PDGA Women’s Global Event. If they play multiple rounds, only their first round will count toward the Global leaderboard. More Information Further information about the WGE can be found on the PDGA site: https://www.pdga.com/women/global-event
