Players
Only chance to play one of the 2029 Worlds courses
9–11 July 2027. The 2027 Disc Golf Pro Tour Elite Series stop is played in Kadriorg Park, the palace park where Estonia’s President lives, and one of the courses of the 2029 PDGA Pro World Championships. No other tour event is played here before then.
Everything is close
The shortest commute on tour
No shuttle schedules to plan a week around. The nearest hotel is a five-minute walk from the first tee, the park is inside the city, and trams 1 and 3 run straight to it from the centre.
What that buys you is time: for practice, for rest, and for the parts of a tour stop that are not the tournament.
- Nearest hotel to the first tee
- 5 min walk
- Airport to the park
- 15 min drive
- Old Town to the park
- 30 min walk
- Harbour to the park
- 10 min drive
- Helsinki
- 2 h by ferry
Player care
By the players’ own account, nowhere on tour looks after the field better. This is what that means in practice; the player guide with the full detail arrives closer to the event.
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A players-only area
Your own space on the grounds with recovery equipment, massage gear, your own screens, food and drinks, and volunteers whose only job is the field.
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A championship course for one week
Built in the park for the event and taken down after it: a course nobody has a home advantage on.
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Fed on site, and around it
A street food area on the grounds for the festival days, and Kadriorg itself is known for its restaurants and cafés, all within a short walk of the course.
The practical part
The links you need, and the facts you would otherwise have to look up.
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Registration
Player registration runs on Disc Golf Scene. Field size, waitlist and the rules are there.
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Monday Qualifier
Did not get in through registration? A qualifying round on the Monday of festival week decides the last spots in the field, every year.
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Schengen and the euro
Estonia is in the EU, the Schengen area and the eurozone: one visa for most of Europe, and no currency to change.
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Getting to Tallinn
Direct flights from the European hubs, and a two-hour ferry from Helsinki for anyone routing through Finland.
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Where to stay
The nearest hotel is five minutes on foot from the first tee, with plenty of other hotels and apartments around the park and towards the Old Town.
Road to Worlds 2029
The only rehearsal for 2029
The 2029 PDGA Pro World Championships come to Tallinn, and Kadriorg Park is one of their courses. 2027 is the one tour stop played on it before then.
Play it now and you arrive at the Worlds already knowing the park and the city. Players who skip 2027 will not.
See you on the first tee
9–11 July 2027 · Kadriorg Park, Tallinn. Registration is on Disc Golf Scene; questions about the player week go through the festival.