The European Disc Golf Festival will return to the Tallinn Song Festival Grounds in 2026. From 16 to 21 June, the festival will bring together the Presidents Cup, the only PDGA Major in Europe in 2026, concerts from beloved Estonian artists and entertainment for the whole family.
Early bird Festival Passes, which include access to the Song Festival Grounds for the entire week, are on sale on Piletitasku until the end of 2025 for just €35. Support Estonian disc golf, grab your pass today and bring the whole family to the Song Festival Grounds.
Why get your ticket today?
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A year’s worth of experiences in one week
Presidents Cup, a PDGA Major, shopping street, activity area and mini zoo, food court, multiple concerts and plenty more good stuff for just €35. Honestly, why would you not want that? -
The rest of the year sorted
Mark 16–21 June in your calendar and secure your tickets early. It makes planning the rest of your summer and holidays a lot easier. -
The perfect Christmas gift
In the end it is not the person with the most things who wins, but the one with the most experiences. A Festival Pass is the perfect gift for family, friends or colleagues you would like to share a full week of disc golf at the legendary Tallinn Song Festival Grounds with. -
Support our road to Worlds
Every ticket purchased supports the growth of Estonian disc golf and helps build the road to the 2029 Disc Golf World Championships in Tallinn.
Delfi Media is a major sponsor of the European Disc Golf Festival
Delfi Media is becoming a major sponsor of the European Disc Golf Festival and the first long term partner on our journey toward the 2029 Disc Golf World Championships in Tallinn. With the start of this cooperation, ticket sales for the European Disc Golf Festival 2026 opened on Piletitasku.
Delfi editor in chief Urmo Soonvald says they are genuinely happy to support the Estonian disc golf community and its major events. Team Discgolf Estonia co founder Matthias Vutt adds that having a partner like this gives the confidence and courage to raise the bar every year, on the course, around the course and across the entire festival area.