And just like that, the 2026 Aussie Masters has come to a close!

What an incredible four days of disc golf and good times at Macquarie Woods in beautiful Central West NSW. From Friday’s State of Origin through to three days of championship competition, the event was a fantastic success and another wonderful celebration of Australia’s Masters disc golf community.

A huge congratulations to all our division winners and everyone who took part. While the competition was fierce at times, it was the laughter and shared experiences both on and off the course that really made the event something special.

A massive thank you to Tournament Director Kevin Costa, Assistant TD, Rick Williams, Sharon Costa, and the Central West Disc Golf Club, whose hard work, dedication and hospitality helped deliver such a memorable event. From preparing the course to managing the countless details behind the scenes, your efforts were greatly appreciated. A special and huge thanks go to Kingsley Flett for his fantastic event coverage.

We’d also like to extend our sincere thanks to our title sponsor, Jeff Brunsting’s JABPDM, along with all our generous sponsors, supporters, volunteers and everyone who contributed to making the 2026 Aussie Masters possible. Your support is invaluable.

And finally, to the players who travelled from across Australia to be part of the event — thank you! It’s your enthusiasm, sportsmanship and willingness to get involved that makes the Aussie Masters what it is.

The Australian Masters Disc Golf committee is incredibly proud of what we’re building together. With another successful event behind us, we’re already looking forward to continuing the momentum and making the 2027 Aussie Masters even better.

By Masters. For Masters. Growing Disc Golf.

See you in Queensland in 2027! 

Assistant TD, Rick Williams, Title Sponsor and AMDGI President, Jeff Brunsting and Tournament Director, Kevin Costa.

Celebrating 50 Years of Flight

In 2026, Australia proudly celebrates a remarkable milestone — 50 years of organised flying disc sports, dating back to the formation of the Australian Frisbee Association in 1976.

This 50 year anniversary is not just a reflection on where it all began, but a celebration of how far disc golf has come, and where it is headed. The PDGA also turns 50 this year. The sport is continuing to grow all over the world. Throughout 2026, a series of events, celebrations, and commemorations will take place across the country to honour this golden anniversary. These will recognise not only the history of flying disc sports including disc golf in Australia, but also the people who have contributed to its growth, from pioneers of the 1970’s to today’s dedicated players and volunteers.

Keep an eye on the Fifty Years of Flight Facebook feed for snippets and photos documenting the history of the sport throughout the year, and your invitation to be part of the celebrations, share your stories, and help recognise this significant moment in Australian disc sports history.

Here’s to 50 years of flight, and many more to come.