The Ledgestone Open is one of the largest events on the Disc Golf Pro Tour, held annually in Central Illinois. Since its founding in 2011 by Tournament Director Nate Heinold, the tournament has grown to host thousands of amateur and professional competitors across multiple world-class courses.
With record-breaking payouts, a world-famous disc golf shop, and deep community support, Ledgestone has become a can’t-miss stop for players and fans alike.
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Thousands of spectators, passionate volunteers, and the world's top-ranked pros come together each August for a week of competition, community, and celebration. Whether you're a competitor or a fan, the Ledgestone Open offers an unforgettable experience.
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The Ledgestone Open, with the enormous support of Discraft, is proud to continue to work with St Jude Children's Research Hospital. Their monumental efforts to end childhood cancer are incredibly necessary. Consider donating and supporting them today!
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The Ledgestone Open, with the enormous support of Discraft, is proud to support disc golf and the local community.
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August 2025
A green and white water tower looms on the horizon. From second base of the local Little League diamond, you can make out the words…Eureka Lake.
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Charlie Eisenhood and Josh Mansfield recap the Ledgestone Open and then play ‘What’s On Your Mind?’, a new segment.
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Team Innova’s FPO players have been owning the top of the leaderboard, stacking Top 10s and podiums at DGPT and Major events. That trend continued at Ledgestone.
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Centralia grad Jeremy Dalton placed first in the 15th annual Discraft Ledgestone Open in Peoria this weekend. He finished 3 under in the MA4 division. This was his first tournament with SUIE and his first sanctioned PDGA tournament ever. There were 270 players in his division
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Ledgestone Open wraps up a week's worth of festivities Sunday
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Director of Operations, Michael Munn, said the event and the sport are growing every year. He said 2,400 players from 46 states and eight countries attended the event to compete in the Disc Gold Pro Tour Elite Series.
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Discs soared through the air and basket chains rattled as droves of people gathered at Eureka Lake to wrap up the largest disc golf tournament in the world on Sunday.
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After dominating last year’s Ledgestone Disc Golf Open by seven strokes, the World #1 Gannon Buhr defends his title to go back-to-back, finishing his four rounds at 38 under and winning the 1st place prize of $15,000.
Chief Meteorologist Chris Yates was in Morton on Friday for our CI Road Trip.
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The largest disc golf tournament in the world officially gets underway on Thursday, but events surrounding the Ledgestone Open have already begun.
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Championship MPO-only temporary layout with tight OB control, rolling hills, water hazards, bleachers, and a dramatic finishing stretch. Par 63 over about 9,700 ft, installed only during Ledgestone week.
Permanent disc golf on a ball golf course: open fairways, manicured grass, and OB stakes for a pro-grade experience. Par 61 over about 7,700 ft with significant rolling elevation and a mix of bomber and park-style holes.
A brutally long, heavily wooded, and ultra-technical 18-hole layout known as one of the hardest courses in the world. Par 68, over 10,500 ft, with substantial elevation and infamous holes.
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