Ledgestone Disc Golf Discs 2026

It’s that time of year when the disc golf world turns its focus on Central Illinois for the Ledgestone Open. The popular event started a decade and a half ago as an unsanctioned event, and it has been growing and improving every year.

Ledgestone has plenty of challenging and iconic holes that are fun to watch! This year, MPO players will battle on Eureka and Northwood Black courses. The FPO players will compete on Northwood and Sunset Hills.

Top Pros Attending Ledgestone

All of the top-rated disc golfers will be attending the Disc Golf Pro Tour event, including two-time winner’s Paul McBeth and Gannon Buhr. Gannon will be attempting to three-peat.

Valarie Mandujano won the event last year in FPO. She will attempt to defend her title and pick up a second win at Ledgestone. Holyn Handly, the 2024 winner, will also be playing this weekend.

Giving Back to the Community

In addition to being famous for its large pro payouts, Ledgestone has also earned a reputation for their charitable donation. One of the larger recipients of the Ledgestone donations is St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. To date, over half a million dollars have been donated to St. Jude. Another charity to benefit from Ledgestone’s kindness is the Paul McBeth Foundation.

One tradition of Ledgestone that involves us disc golfers who might not be attending are the molds that are released in support of the event. This year there are some great stamps and cool plastic types! I’ll list some of them below.

To see a complete list of molds available this year, click Ledgestone Discs 2026

Here are a few examples of the molds available:

Jawbreaker Z FLX Zone

A Ledgestone edition Jawbreaker Z FLX Zone

Big Z Swirl Buzzz

A Ledgestone Edition Z Swirl Buzzz

CryZtal Confetti Undertaker
A Ledgestone Edition CryZtal Confetti Undertaker
Colorshift Jawbreaker Z Cicada

A Ledgestone Edition Colorshift Jawbreaker Z

Z Glo Lite Xtreme

A ledgestone Edition Z Glo Lite Xtreme

Glo Confetti Cryztal Hornet

A Ledgestone Edition Glo Confetti Cryztal Hornet

 

If you want to check out the discs that remain from prior years’ Ledgestone discs, click below:

Ledgestone 2025

Ledgestone 2024

Ledgestone 2023

Ledgestone 2022

To learn more about this year’s tournament, click Ledgestone 2026.

Ted is the Chief Writer at Infinite Discs. He is responsible for the State of Disc Golf Survey articles and most of the "best discs" posts. Ted runs all kinds of local disc golf leagues and tournaments and tournaments in Northern Utah.

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