It’s time to celebrate the people who make disc golf in Australia so special.

This year, alongside the Australian Disc Golf Hall of Fame, we’re also recognising our community through the Tournament Director of the Year and Volunteer of the Year awards. Together, these honours allow us to thank the pioneers, the leaders, and the everyday champions who have helped disc golf thrive across the country.

Australian Disc Golf Hall of Fame
Celebrating the People Who Built Our Game

The Hall of Fame exists to recognise those who have made a lasting mark on our sport. It is the highest honour that ADG can award, celebrating players, organisers, mentors, and community builders whose legacy continues to inspire.

Who Can Be Nominated?
Anyone who has made an enduring outstanding contribution to disc golf in Australia for ten years or more. This may include:

• Pioneering play and competitive achievements
• Running clubs, courses, and events that brought people together
• Coaching, mentoring, and youth development
• Promoting the sport through media, advocacy, or creative projects
• Building disc golf’s community spirit and leaving a legacy that lasts

Nominate someone for the ADG Hall of Fame here

Community Awards: TD of the Year & Volunteer of the Year
Recognising the Heart of Our Community

These two annual awards highlight the incredible dedication of those who keep our sport running year after year. From running leagues and tournaments to volunteering countless hours behind the scenes, these awards celebrate the grassroots efforts that make disc golf accessible, inclusive, and fun for all.

• Tournament Director of the Year: Honouring TDs who go above and beyond in event organisation and player experience.
• Volunteer of the Year: Celebrating those who selflessly give their time to grow the sport at the local, state, or national level.

Nominate someone for the Community Awards here

Key Dates for All Awards:

• Nominations Close: 27 October (midnight AEST)
• Review & Selection: 2 November

Let’s celebrate the achievements and contributions that make Australian disc golf such a vibrant and supportive community. We encourage you to take a moment to nominate someone who deserves recognition.

Thank you for helping us honour the people who have shaped, grown, and supported our game.

ADG are seeking applications for the High Performance Committee. The committee provides advice and guidance to the ADG Board to assist with the selection, administration and performance of the Australian disc golf team. To read more about the committee and what is involved please see the terms of reference

It is going to be a big year for the team with the WFDF World Team Disc Golf Championships being held in Lithuania in August so we want to get the process and policies around the team and its selection in place.

To apply for a position please complete this form by Friday 5th Sept.

ADG sends a big thank you and congratulations to the inaugural HP Committee formed in 2023. The committee saw the Australian team have their most successful campaign at the WDGTC held in Perth where they finished 2nd. The work put in by the committee behind the scenes to select a top team, put processes in place and ensure everything was in order was instrumental in their performance. We hope to continue this work for the next team campaigns.

ADG want to capture all the stories and highlights of the Australian Disc Golf Championships being held in Mundaring, WA from Thurs 20^th to Sun 23^rd Nov 2025.

We are seeking proposals to provide media coverage through video, photography and/or stories. If you are interested in applying please read the PDF and provide a proposal addressing each point.  Proposals will be evaluated based on the coverage provided, costs and requirements. Proposals and questions should be submitted to admin@australiandiscgolf.com by 5pm AEST Saturday 30th August.

📷Kingsley Flett

📷Kingsley Flett