The 2025 PDGA Presidents Cup is nearly here, and it’s bringing international bragging rights back to the forefront of professional disc golf competition. Set against the sunny fairways of Swenson Park in Stockton, California, this year’s clash lands on U.S. soil for just the second time in history. As always, Team USA will face off against Team Europe in one of the sport’s most storied team competitions.

This one-day showdown kicks off the festivities ahead of the 2025 PDGA Champions Cup by OTB & MVP Disc Sports, the first PDGA Pro Major of the year, making it the perfect warm-up act for a week loaded with elite disc golf. With deep history (first held in 2006), intense rivalries, and powerhouse players on both sides, this isn’t just an exhibition—it’s a heavyweight throwdown with pride on the line.

How to Watch the Presidents Cup — Only on DGN Pro!

Starting at 12:30 PM PT, DGN Pro will be streaming the full event live, beginning with team introductions and rolling into every drive, putt, and fist pump. If you’re still on DGN Standard, this is a great time to level up. Click here to find out how you can easily upgrade your subscription. Don’t have a DGN subscription? Subscribe today!

DGN Pro isn’t just your access pass for the Presidents Cup—it’s your golden ticket to an entire season of live disc golf, including:

Live coverage of  DGPT events and PDGA Pro Majors like the Champions Cup, Worlds, and USWDGC
Exclusive coverage of the USDGC, European Disc Golf Festival, and the Presidents Cup
Pro Masters Worlds, All-Star & Match Play, and other bonus international action

Subscribe to DGN Pro today for just $19.99/month or $199.99/year. PDGA members have access to an exclusive discount—only $12.99/month or $139.99/year. Click here to learn more about DGN Pro subscriber benefits and what’s to come this season.

Want to watch in person instead? Active PDGA members can snag a ticket for free via Disc Golf Scene. Not a member? Tickets are just $10—less than a disc!

Team Rosters

Team Europe will be led by Jussi Meresmaa, while Team USA is captained by Avery Jenkins—two legends whose shared history runs deep. Once fierce competitors battling across the globe, later collaborators shaping the sport’s growth, they now find themselves on opposite sidelines once again, ready to lead their squads into the 2025 Presidents Cup.

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These rosters represent a curated blend of the sport’s top talent, selected through a combination of world rankings, captain’s picks, and fan votes…

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“I am truly honored and excited to accept the role of Captain for Team USA. This is an incredible privilege as I’m grateful for the opportunity to lead and stand alongside some of the best players in the world. I believe in the strength and determination of every individual on this team. It’s my commitment to provide support and guidance, always striving to elevate each member of our team to play to their fullest potential. Together, we will push boundaries, inspire one another and represent the United States with pride at the 2025 President’s Cup!” — Avery Jenkins, Captain – Team USA

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“This is a new situation for me. As the creator of the Presidents Cup, I have never thought about being a captain. When I was asked earlier to be a captain, I didn’t quite realize what that meant and now, after thinking, this is a really cool thing. Now I can share this moment with one of my best American friends as a fellow competitor, fellow father, fellow colleague. It feels too comfortable right now. I don’t feel the fierce competition — it’s more of a friendship and honor. That will certainly change as the tournament approaches but now, I just feel honored that we’re going to do something cool together. The original tagline of the Presidents Cup was ‘honor above all,’ so I think that has come full circle for me. I am honored to be there.” — Jussi Meresmaa, Captain – Team Europe

Presidents Cup Format

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The competition plays out over two phases, and every shot counts.

Phase 1: Individual Best Shot

4 player groups, separated into three MPO groups and one FPO group
28 total points up for grabs based on individual scoring

Phase 2: Head-to-Head Match Play

Numbered matchups (1v1, 2v2, etc.)
3 points for a win, 1.5 each for a tie

Still tied after all that? Sudden death—Hole 18 on repeat. It’s drama-ready disc golf.

Course layout? Players will test their mettle on a specific loop of Swenson Park: Holes 1, 8–13, 17, and 18. It’s a tight, pressure-cooked layout perfect for high-stakes matchups.

Click here to learn more about the Presidents Cup rules and format.

Broadcast Times

You can watch the PDGA Presidents Cup LIVE on Wednesday, April 30th, only on DGN Pro.

Coverage begins at 12:30 PM PT (local time) | 3:30 PM ET | 10:30 PM EET (Finland)

Official scores, tee times, and PDGA Live scoring can be found on the official event page on PDGA.com.

Don’t forget—the Presidents Cup is just the appetizer. The 2025 PDGA Champions Cup by OTB & MVP Disc Sports begins the very next day on Thursday, May 1st!

Tune in for:

FPO coverage daily at 9:30 AM PT | 12:30 PM ET | 7:30 PM EET (Finland)
MPO coverage daily at 3:00 PM PT | 6:00 PM ET | 1:00 AM EET (Finland)

If you’re a PDGA Member you can watch the Champion’s Cup LIVE for FREE on the Disc Golf Network! Find out how -> dgpt.com/pdga-free

Prepare for an unforgettable week of disc golf. The Presidents Cup is about legacy, loyalty, and lighting up the scoreboard—and you won’t want to miss a second of it!