DGPT Q-Series - Reykjavik Open 2025
PDGA A-tier · Fri-Sun, Aug 29-31, 2025Aug 2025 · Reykjavik, Iceland
DGPT Q-Series - Reykjavik Open 2025
PDGA A-tier
Fri-Sun, August 29-31, 2025
Hosted by Frisbígolffélag Reykjavíkur
Winners
E. Luukkonen
Elias Luukkonen
MPO
T. Harbolt
Trevor Lee Harbolt
MP40
Location
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Schedule
The schedule is not posted.
Divisions
For help choosing a division, see the PDGA guidelines
| MPO | Mixed Pro Open | €150 |
| FPO | Women's Pro Open | €150 |
| MP40 | Mixed Pro 40+ | €150 |
| FP40 | Women's Pro 40+ | €150 |
About this tournament
3 rounds of play
DGPT Q-Series Reykjavík Open 2025
PDGA Sanctioned A-Tier Event – Part of the Disc Golf Pro Tour Europe Q-Series
Dates: August 29–31, 2025
Location: Grafarholt Disc Golf Course
Divisions: MPO, FPO, MP40, FP40
Entry Fee: €150 – Registration via DiscGolfScene:
https://www.discgolfscene.com/tournament/2025_Reykjavik_Open_DGPT_Q_Series_Europe_2025
About the Tournament
Reykjavík Open 2025 marks the 10th edition of the event. This year, the tournament gains new prestige as part of the DGPT Europe Q-Series – an ambitious tour for professional and advanced disc golfers. This is a PDGA A-Tier event that awards points in the Q-Series Europe and provides a pathway to earning a Tour Card for the next DGPT season.
DGPT Q-Series Europe
The Q-Series is a qualifying tour within DGPT Europe, offering players the chance to earn eligibility for next season’s Tour events. Players who accumulate the most points across Q-Series events can earn a coveted Tour Card at the end of the season. The Q-Series Europe consists of several PDGA-sanctioned A-Tier tournaments, concluding with a final playoff event later in the year.
Only a player's best three Q-Series results count toward their points total. Players who have already secured a Tour Card for 2026 do not receive bonus points, though they may still participate in Q-Series events.
Important Notes
The event is designed for advanced-level players, though anyone meeting PDGA requirements may register.
A current PDGA number is required to participate.
Players are responsible for familiarizing themselves with all rules and course layouts.
Schedule
Thursday – August 28
Player Meeting (exact time TBA)
Friday – August 29
Round 1
Saturday – August 30
Round 2
Sunday – August 31
Final Round
Awards Ceremony after the last card finishes
In the event of a tie for 1st place, a sudden death playoff will take place on holes 17 and 18 until a winner is determined.
Course Layout
The Grafarholt Disc Golf Course will be configured to meet DGPT and PDGA standards. A player guide and updated course maps will be published at least 10 days before the tournament. All course signage will be thoroughly reviewed and introduced to competitors ahead of time.
Code of Conduct
Smoking and vaping are only permitted in designated areas near the Geisli parking lot.
Alcohol and drug use is strictly prohibited during competition.
Players violating these rules are subject to penalties or disqualification.
Players are asked to check in at the player meeting and no later than one hour before their tee time on the first day. Please report any withdrawals as early as possible.
Prizes and Points
Prizes will be awarded to the top 3 finishers in each division.
Competitors will earn Q-Series Europe points, which may qualify them for a DGPT Tour Card for the 2026 season. Reykjavík Open is therefore a crucial event for many players pursuing professional disc golf at the international level.
Updates and Announcements
Follow live scores and updates on PDGA Live, UDisc, DiscGolfScene, and Facebook.
Official updates will be posted on FGR’s social media, including Facebook and Instagram.
For questions or inquiries, please email: [email redacted]
Reykjavík Open is back in 2025, celebrating its 10th year anniversary! Be sure to stay tuned for more information.
Find all DGPT Q-Series Europe information here: https://www.dgpt.com/q-series-europe/
PDGA Sanctioned A-Tier Event – Part of the Disc Golf Pro Tour Europe Q-Series
Dates: August 29–31, 2025
Location: Grafarholt Disc Golf Course
Divisions: MPO, FPO, MP40, FP40
Entry Fee: €150 – Registration via DiscGolfScene:
https://www.discgolfscene.com/tournament/2025_Reykjavik_Open_DGPT_Q_Series_Europe_2025
About the Tournament
Reykjavík Open 2025 marks the 10th edition of the event. This year, the tournament gains new prestige as part of the DGPT Europe Q-Series – an ambitious tour for professional and advanced disc golfers. This is a PDGA A-Tier event that awards points in the Q-Series Europe and provides a pathway to earning a Tour Card for the next DGPT season.
DGPT Q-Series Europe
The Q-Series is a qualifying tour within DGPT Europe, offering players the chance to earn eligibility for next season’s Tour events. Players who accumulate the most points across Q-Series events can earn a coveted Tour Card at the end of the season. The Q-Series Europe consists of several PDGA-sanctioned A-Tier tournaments, concluding with a final playoff event later in the year.
Only a player's best three Q-Series results count toward their points total. Players who have already secured a Tour Card for 2026 do not receive bonus points, though they may still participate in Q-Series events.
Important Notes
The event is designed for advanced-level players, though anyone meeting PDGA requirements may register.
A current PDGA number is required to participate.
Players are responsible for familiarizing themselves with all rules and course layouts.
Schedule
Thursday – August 28
Player Meeting (exact time TBA)
Friday – August 29
Round 1
Saturday – August 30
Round 2
Sunday – August 31
Final Round
Awards Ceremony after the last card finishes
In the event of a tie for 1st place, a sudden death playoff will take place on holes 17 and 18 until a winner is determined.
Course Layout
The Grafarholt Disc Golf Course will be configured to meet DGPT and PDGA standards. A player guide and updated course maps will be published at least 10 days before the tournament. All course signage will be thoroughly reviewed and introduced to competitors ahead of time.
Code of Conduct
Smoking and vaping are only permitted in designated areas near the Geisli parking lot.
Alcohol and drug use is strictly prohibited during competition.
Players violating these rules are subject to penalties or disqualification.
Players are asked to check in at the player meeting and no later than one hour before their tee time on the first day. Please report any withdrawals as early as possible.
Prizes and Points
Prizes will be awarded to the top 3 finishers in each division.
Competitors will earn Q-Series Europe points, which may qualify them for a DGPT Tour Card for the 2026 season. Reykjavík Open is therefore a crucial event for many players pursuing professional disc golf at the international level.
Updates and Announcements
Follow live scores and updates on PDGA Live, UDisc, DiscGolfScene, and Facebook.
Official updates will be posted on FGR’s social media, including Facebook and Instagram.
For questions or inquiries, please email: [email redacted]
Reykjavík Open is back in 2025, celebrating its 10th year anniversary! Be sure to stay tuned for more information.
Find all DGPT Q-Series Europe information here: https://www.dgpt.com/q-series-europe/
Refund policy
Players who wish to officially withdraw from the competition MUST send us an email at [email redacted] stating that he or she is withdrawing from the tournament, regardless of the notice period. A phone call or face-to-face conversation with one of the tournament directors is not considered formal and therefore not valid.
Players on the waitlist who paid their entry fee but did not secure a spot in the tournament will receive a 100% refund after registration for the tournament closes. This also applies to waitlisted players who request a refund before registration officially closes.
Players who officially request to withdraw from the competition at least 30 days before the start of the tournament will receive a 100% refund of their entry fee.
Players who officially request to withdraw from the competition 15 to 29 days before the start of the tournament will receive a 100% refund of their entry fee ONLY if their spot in the tournament is filled by another player who is on the waitlist at the time the withdrawal request is made. If the player's spot is not filled, the player will receive the player pack they would have received if they had attended. For a player in the pro division, they will receive a 50% refund.
Players who officially request to withdraw from the competition 14 to 2 days before the start of the tournament will receive a 100% refund of their entry fee ONLY if their spot in the tournament is filled by another player who is on the waitlist at the time the withdrawal request is made. If the player's spot is not filled, the player will receive the player pack they would have received if they had attended. For a player in the pro division, they will receive a 25% refund.
Players who officially request to withdraw from the competition 48 hours or less before the start of the tournament are NOT entitled to a refund.
If, in the unlikely event, a division needs to be canceled due to a lack of registered players, each player in that division who does not wish to be moved to another division they are eligible to compete in will receive a 100% refund.
If the tournament is canceled, all currently registered or waitlisted players will receive a 100% refund of their entry or registration fee. In the case of a disaster that prevents the tournament from taking place by making the course unavailable, and only with prior approval from the PDGA Director of Event Support, we may provide players registered in amateur divisions with a player pack and a partial refund equal to the difference between the retail value of the player pack and the entry fee amount.
If the tournament is postponed, all players currently registered or on the waitlist will receive a 100% refund of their entry or registration fee if they request it. Once a new date is announced, all who are still registered or on the waitlist will be notified by email and given a fair opportunity to receive a 100% refund of their entry or registration fee if they find the new date unsuitable.
More information about withdrawals and refunds can be found on the PDGA website.
Players on the waitlist who paid their entry fee but did not secure a spot in the tournament will receive a 100% refund after registration for the tournament closes. This also applies to waitlisted players who request a refund before registration officially closes.
Players who officially request to withdraw from the competition at least 30 days before the start of the tournament will receive a 100% refund of their entry fee.
Players who officially request to withdraw from the competition 15 to 29 days before the start of the tournament will receive a 100% refund of their entry fee ONLY if their spot in the tournament is filled by another player who is on the waitlist at the time the withdrawal request is made. If the player's spot is not filled, the player will receive the player pack they would have received if they had attended. For a player in the pro division, they will receive a 50% refund.
Players who officially request to withdraw from the competition 14 to 2 days before the start of the tournament will receive a 100% refund of their entry fee ONLY if their spot in the tournament is filled by another player who is on the waitlist at the time the withdrawal request is made. If the player's spot is not filled, the player will receive the player pack they would have received if they had attended. For a player in the pro division, they will receive a 25% refund.
Players who officially request to withdraw from the competition 48 hours or less before the start of the tournament are NOT entitled to a refund.
If, in the unlikely event, a division needs to be canceled due to a lack of registered players, each player in that division who does not wish to be moved to another division they are eligible to compete in will receive a 100% refund.
If the tournament is canceled, all currently registered or waitlisted players will receive a 100% refund of their entry or registration fee. In the case of a disaster that prevents the tournament from taking place by making the course unavailable, and only with prior approval from the PDGA Director of Event Support, we may provide players registered in amateur divisions with a player pack and a partial refund equal to the difference between the retail value of the player pack and the entry fee amount.
If the tournament is postponed, all players currently registered or on the waitlist will receive a 100% refund of their entry or registration fee if they request it. Once a new date is announced, all who are still registered or on the waitlist will be notified by email and given a fair opportunity to receive a 100% refund of their entry or registration fee if they find the new date unsuitable.
More information about withdrawals and refunds can be found on the PDGA website.