Looking back at the 2025 stat leaders! Charlie Eisenhood and Josh Mansfield discuss a variety of topics, including the latest ...

Foundation had the two most listened to podcasts of 2025, Griplocked and Tour Life, with both attracting an impressive 56% of ...

In 2028, the tournament will head back to Manitowoc, Wisconsin, after a successful tournament there in 2025. A new course on ...

Charlie Eisenhood and Josh Mansfield discuss the news that Powerball has become the presenting sponsor of the Disc Golf Pro ...

Josh Mansfield is a disc golfer who is always looking for any excuse to road trip an obscene amount of miles with his wife ...

Editor’s Note: This is a developing story. The Disc Golf Pro Tour won on appeal in the Natalie Ryan case and will again enforce its Gender Eligibility policy, barring Natalie Ryan from further ...

Tournaments across the country are filling quickly, and many have long wait lists of players eager to get into the event. Tournaments are in short supply and tournament directors are in high demand.

Charlie Eisenhood and Josh Mansfield dive deeper into the Prodigy situation after Väinö Mäkelä’s departure as well as issues on the business side. Then they take a look at the new PDGA proposed rules ...

Paul McBeth. Photo: Alyssa Van Lanen – DGPT. Paul McBeth has signed a 10-year, $10 million contract extension with Discraft through 2031, the company announced in a video posted Wednesday on YouTube.

A few days ago, we published an article about the average age of past winners at the PDGA Pro World Championships. Now, let’s consider which players could add themselves to those charts. Here are the ...

Simon Lizotte after winning the 2024 Music City Open. Photo: DGPT What is it about some competitors that leads us to cheer for them while other players we actively root against? For the past three ...

In October, MVP Open TD and DGPT founder Steve Dodge called Simon Lizotte out of the blue. He wanted to know — was there anything that could get Simon to leave Discmania? Simon said probably not, but ...