Updates from 2025 Junior Worlds

Below you will find important updates from the 2025 PDGA Junior Disc Golf World Championships. Any updates throughout the week will also be communicated via email.

July 19, 2025

Things Heat Back Up in Emporia

Junior Worlds Round 4 Recap

The heat came back for round four of the 2025 PDGA Junior Disc Golf World Championships, and not just in temperature. Five of the ten hot rounds on Friday moved competitors into the lead or tied for the lead. Many leaderboards are very tight.

(Read the whole story by clicking the image or headline above)

July 18, 2025

Temps Cool, Action Doesn't in Emporia

Junior Worlds Round 3 Recap

It rained overnight, the storms passed us by and the course cooled off by about 15 degrees F. Three rounds down and 153 first-time 2025 PDGA Junior Disc Golf World Championships competitors are now halfway through their first Junior Worlds.

(Read the whole story by clicking the image or headline above)

July 17,2025

Sweltering Shuffle

Junior Worlds Round 2 Recap

It was another 95°F high on Wednesday. The pace kicked up in Round 2 at the 2025 PDGA Junior Disc Golf World Championships and most of the leaderboards shuffled dramatically through the day.

(Read the whole story by clicking the image or headline above)

July 16, 2025

Junior Worlds Starts off Hot

Round 1 Recap

High temperatures of 95F. The sun beating down. The spirits just as high.

Kids from all over the world teed off on Tuesday at the 2025 PDGA Junior Disc Golf World Championships, and the action was just as hot as the temperature and excitement on the courses in Emporia, Kansas.

(Read the whole story by clicking the image or headline above)

July 15, 2025

Champions Landing in Emporia for Junior Worlds

406 players will throw down starting on Tuesday

More than 400 players across 10 divisions are representing 13 countries as they head to the courses in Emporia, Kansas for the 2025 PDGA Junior Disc Golf World Championships.

The field is impressive. Nineteen of the participants are previous world champions. Kayla Hess will be defending her 2024 title in the FJ18 division. Sarah Wadsworth will be defending her title in the FJ10 division and her streak of wins. Eva Lutsenko defends in FJ12. Cody Buker moves up from winning MJ08 in 2024 to MJ10 this year. Keely Bain does the same.

(Read the whole story by clicking the image or headline above)