With just 3 A-tiers to go we preview Falcons Flight 17 with tournament director, Jordan Alway. As one of the fastest selling events of the year, Falcons always proves it is worth getting in to. We’ll discuss the changes to the course due to the weather, what’s new for 2026, and the always popular extra curricular activities that make this event one of the highlights of the year.

On episode 144 we are joined by ECAN MPO and FPO winners, Thomas Gilbert and Alex Poletto. We previewed the course and the tournament, made our fantasy picks, now we want to know how it played out!

As we continue to preview all Canadian A-tiers we chat with ECAN tournament director, John Pytel. It’s happening on the Ettyville disc golf course in Borget, Ontario and is part of the 2026 Ontario Tour. We find out if any changes have been made to the course from last year, what players can expect, and a lot more.

On episode 141 we take a look back through the years of the Edmonton Disc Golf Association with ex-presidents, Tim Plamondon and Wally Ovalle. How do they each feel about the path the club is on and how much it's progressed since their time leading the ship.

On this week’s episode Sofia Donnecke and Thomas Gilbert join us as Canada’s newly minted National Champions. We get to hear how it all went down in Grande Prairie including the extra fun and festivities.

We catch up with Gaby Salazar and Bill Letcher who are in Grande Prarie, Alberta early for some Canadian Nationals prep work. We’ll find out how the courses are looking, what the vibe is around the area, and any last minute items you may need to bring.

We are happy to chat with 4 of the many Canadian athletes that took part in the 2026 World Juniors event that took place in Pittsburgh. Sierra van Elburg (FJ18), Gavin Beamish (MJ18), Brooklyn O’Krafka (FJ15), and Nikko Forbes (MJ12) all recap how their experiences were, some for the first time, while others returned for redemption.

We chat to two of the CADGA board members building the disc golf scene in and around central Alberta. From running leagues and tournaments, to getting more baskets in the ground, John and Jerry have been showing what’s possible.