19/08/2026
The PDGA is pleased to announce the 2027 Asia Tour! This 2nd Asia Tour will feature eight A and XB Tier events across five countries and regions over an 11-week period from mid-January through late-March. The Asia Tour is unique not only due to its location, but it's inclusion of the world's disc golf community in its entirety! There are divisions available for almost every demographic with the goal of uniting disc golfers from around the world in order to meet, compete, unite and celebrate!
2027 PDGA Asia Tour Schedule:
1. January 15-17, 2027: Malaysia Open II: Johor Bahru, Malaysia
2. January 19-21, 2027: Siam Open II: Bangkok, Thailand
3. January 26-31, 2027: Samui Swine Classic XIV: Samui, Thailand
4. February 5-7, 2027: Chiang Mai Open V: Chiang Mai, Thailand
5. February 27-March 1, 2027: Formosa Championships: Kaohsiung, Chinese Taipei
6. March 5-7, 2027: Runyang Bridge Disc Golf Open: Zhenjiang, China
7. March 12-14, 2027: Panda Open III: Shanghai or Ningbo, China (subject to change until October)
8. March 20-22, 2027: The Tour Championship at the 15th Okinawa Open: Okinawa, Japan
What to Expect:
1. Each tournament will offer all of the following divisions: MPO, FPO, MP40, FP40, MP50, FP50, MP60, FP60, MP70, FP70, MA1, FA1, MA2, FA2, MA40, FA40, MA50, FA50, MA60, FA60, MA70, FA70, MA3, FA3, MA4, FA4, MJ15, FJ15.
2. Players must compete in a minimum of 2 tournaments in order to qualify for Tour standings.
3. Players may compete in as many Tour events as they wish, but only their top 5 scoring finishes will be counted towards their final Tour points.
4. Points Allocation: 1st Place = 100 Points, 2nd Place = 90 Points, 3rd Place = 85 Points, 4th Place = 80 Points, 5th Place = 75 points…all the way down to 5 points for 19th Place.
5. Most tournaments will offer multiple layouts in order to cater to the wide variety of divisions offered.
6. Players may only earn Tour points in the division they compete in for their first Tour event. If a player chooses to play a different division in a subsequent event, then they would not earn Tour points for that tournament.
7. All competitors in PDGA Asia Tour events must be current PDGA members.
8. In addition to cash and prizes from each individual tournament, top overall tour finishers in each division will win additional medals and\or prizes.
9. Any player that participates in all 8 tour events will receive a special award.
Stay tuned to the PDGA Asia Page as more exciting updates will be coming in the near future!