United States Amateur Disc Golf Championship
Welcome To The Next Level Of Disc Golf Competition

Those who compete here believe themselves to be ready to face the top U.S. Amateurs on one of the most challenging courses disc golf has to offer. Many will try, but only one will prevail. If you are prepared to test the limits of your skill and endurance, then you are invited to qualify and join us in Michigan for the one and only

United States Amateur Disc Golf Championship
Looking Ahead to 2010

Get qualified early for 2010! The Championship will be held June 11-13 in Milford, MI. Look for this logo at events around the US, or ask your TD.



All A-tiers from May 30 to Dec 30 2009 are 2010 qualifiers, see the full list, along with a list of players who are already qualified for 2010. The top 20 percent of the Advanced division at these events will qualify. Good luck!

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Available Feb 1st from all finer disc golf retailers and clubs.

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2009 photo gallery

2008 photos:

Round 1 by Justin Gill

Round 2 by Justin Gill

Round 3 by Justin Gill

Tons of great pix by John Hagan
Blaine Kinkel is the 2009 United States Champion

The Charleston, SC player led from start to finish as took the 2nd of the trifecta that is his 2009 disc golfing goal: to win Bowling Green, AmNats and Worlds.

"This has been without a doubt the finest tournament I've ever attended," he said after receiving cheers from the crowd for his victory. "This amazing course, the players and staff. We amateur players aren't used to being catered to, and this is really special."

Kinkel led the event from start to finish, but nearly gave it away in Sunday's round three when he finished two over par and 9 shots more than his previous round. He entered round three with a three shot advantage, and was unaware that Brad Frase was busy shooting a -7 from the second card. Frase finished one stroke away from the leader to take 2nd.

Final scores
PDGA photos