Disc golf in England records 175 million steps as annual rounds more than treble
175.4 million tracked steps, 75,553 recreation hours and annual recorded rounds up 241% between 2019 and 2025. EDGA and UDisc share England’s disc golf story.
Frank Knutton
Paul "Frank" Knutton, founder of GolfWithDiscs.com, has been part of the UK disc golf scene since the 1990s. He writes for players who enjoy the game for what it is; social, accessible, and endlessly satisfying, no matter the score.
McDougall wins by one at The Woodland Throwdown
The National Disc Golf Course hosted its first EDGA Tour event on Saturday 26 September 2026. The Woodland Throwdown drew 51 players across 11 divisions to Newton Burgoland, Leicestershire. Players completed two rounds on the venue’s expanded 18-hole layout, which…
Director of Competitions Election: Results & Board Appointments
Following the conclusion of our online member ballot on Sunday evening, the votes have been tallied and verified. We are delighted to announce the election results and our new competitions team structure. The English Disc Golf Association (EDGA) Board is…
EDGA Formally Incorporated as a Company Limited by Guarantee
The English Disc Golf Association (EDGA) has completed a foundational governance milestone, officially registering with Companies House as a Private Company Limited by Guarantee. Incorporated under Company Number 17481886 on 25 September 2026, this formal registration delivers the clear legal…
EDGA Director of Competitions Election: Meet the Candidates
The English Disc Golf Association (EDGA) Board is holding an interim member election for the vacant position of Director of Competitions. Director appointments are normally conducted alongside our Annual General Meeting. However, to ensure that the 2027 national competitive calendar,…
Volunteer Director of Competitions wanted
EDGA is recruiting a volunteer Director of Competitions to help lead the next stage of competitive disc golf in England. This is one of the most visible roles in the organisation. It helps shape the EDGA Tour, supports Tournament Directors,…
Help shape the future of disc golf clubs in England
Disc golf clubs and local groups play a major part in helping people find the sport, meet other players and take part regularly. Across England, organised activity takes many forms. Some communities have established clubs with committees and regular events.…
What are you playing next?
We have made a series of practical improvements to the EDGA website to help members plan their disc golf and keep track of what is coming up. The aim is simple. You should be able to log in, see the…
Updated EDGA policies and a new home for them
The English Disc Golf Association has updated a number of its policies and launched a new online hub where members, clubs, volunteers, officials and partners can find the latest information. Our policies help set clear expectations for everyone involved in…
EDGA members vote yes to proposed transition
EDGA members have voted yes to the proposed transition, giving the organisation a clear mandate to move into the next formal stage of its development. The member vote asked eligible members to confirm support for the proposed move from the…