Lets Talk About Disc Golf Worlds

#DiscGolf #PDGA #ProWorlds 2026 PDGA Professional Disc Golf World Championships are here, and this year’s Worlds could be one of the biggest events the sport has ever seen.In this episode of the Courtesy Violation Disc Golf Podcast, we’re breaking down the 2026 PDGA Pro Worlds in Milford, Michigan, including the biggest storylines, the massive investment behind the event, whether Ledgestone can top last year’s World Championship in Finland, and some of the most interesting new disc releases hitting the market.2026 PDGA PRO WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP PREVIEWThe 2026 PDGA Pro World Championships take place August 26–30 at Kensington Metropark in Milford, Michigan, with Ledgestone Disc Golf and Nate Heinold leading the event.We’re talking about the players, courses, storylines, expectations and everything surrounding this year’s PDGA World Championships.Can 2026 Worlds live up to the hype?LEDGESTONE, NATE HEINOLD & THE $300,000+ INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENTLedgestone has made a massive investment in the 2026 PDGA Pro Worlds experience.More than $300,000 is being invested specifically into event infrastructure, with the goal of creating a bigger and more spectator-friendly World Championship experience. The event plans include major spectator infrastructure, VIP areas, grandstands, vendor space and more.And that’s only part of the overall investment surrounding the event.Is this the future of professional disc golf events?CAN 2026 WORLDS TOP 2025 WORLDS IN FINLAND?Last year’s PDGA Pro Worlds in Nokia, Finland, delivered an incredible World Championship and helped showcase just how international professional disc golf has become.Now the question is:Can Ledgestone and Nate Heinold make the 2026 PDGA Pro Worlds bigger, better and more memorable than Finland?We’re comparing the overall event experience, spectator atmosphere, courses, infrastructure, production and hype surrounding the two championships.DISCRAFT PROJECT C90Discraft is doing something very different with Project C90.The Project C90 concept takes three familiar Discraft molds — the Luna, Buzzz and Heat — and scales them down to 90% of their standard circumference.Is smaller actually better?Does the C90 concept make these discs more approachable?And could this become something more than just a novelty?We’re breaking down what Discraft is doing with Project C90 and what it could mean for disc design.LATITUDE 64 PROJECT CHAINGRIPLatitude 64 is also experimenting with something seriously interesting.Project ChainGrip is an experimental dual-plastic putter concept designed around grip and catching the chains. It combines a firm Zero Hard core with an extremely tacky outer rim.The goal is simple: more grip, more confidence and a better chance of the disc grabbing the chains instead of bouncing or glancing off.Is this actually the next evolution of putting plastic?Or is ChainGrip just another interesting disc golf experiment?ALL THIS AND MORE ON THIS WEEK’S COURTESY VIOLATION DISC GOLF PODCAST.If you love disc golf, PDGA news, professional disc golf, disc reviews, disc golf equipment, Pro Worlds, DGPT, MPO, FPO, Discraft, Latitude 64, Ledgestone Disc Golf and everything happening around the sport, you’re in the right place.LIKE the video if you enjoyed the episode.SUBSCRIBE to Courtesy Violation for more disc golf podcast episodes, Pro Worlds coverage, disc golf news, hot takes and tournament discussion.COMMENT below and tell us:Who do you think wins the 2026 PDGA Pro Worlds?Can 2026 Worlds beat Finland?Is the $300,000+ infrastructure investment worth it?What do you think of Discraft Project C90?Would you putt with Latitude 64 Project ChainGrip? #DiscGolf #PDGA #ProWorlds #2026ProWorlds #DiscGolfPodcast #DGPT #Ledgestone #Discraft #Latitude64 #DiscGolfNews #MPO #FPO #DiscGolfCommunity #DiscGolfWorlds