Lake County, Florida, to Host 2026 Tim Selinske United States Masters Disc Golf Championships

The Professional Disc Golf Association has announced Lake County, Florida, as the host for the 2026 Tim Selinske United States Masters Disc Golf Championships.

The event will feature over 400 athletes from across the nation competing in a four–day tournament across five premier disc golf courses.

“Hosting this event is a testament to the collaboration between our partners at the Lake County Disc Golf Club and Discover Lake County Florida,” said Jason Siegel, president and CEO of the Greater Orlando Sports Commission. “With top–tier courses and unmatched hospitality, we’re confident that every participant and guest will have an unforgettable experience both on and off the course.”

The five venues include Lincoln Park and Nature Park in Mount Dora, The Lakehawk in Leesburg, The Green Gauntlet in Eustis, and Champions Pointe in Clermont. This will be the first time Lake County has hosted a national disc golf event.

“The arrival of the Tim Selinske United States Masters Disc Golf Championships marks a significant achievement for Lake County and reflects our ongoing commitment to attracting premier sporting events to the region,” said Ryan Ritchie, director of Discover Lake County Florida. “This national championship not only highlights the caliber of our recreational assets but also reinforces the value of strategic partnerships with organizations like the Lake County Disc Golf Club and the Greater Orlando Sports Commission. We look forward to welcoming athletes and guests to experience all that Lake County has to offer.”

“The Lake County Disc Golf Club is incredibly excited and honored to host such a prestigious event and have a true opportunity to showcase our courses,” added Matt Knight, president of the Lake County Disc Golf Club. “Lake County has some of the best courses in the world.”