Cape Cod Open spotlights amateurs and juniors in completed C-tier event

The Cape Cod Open’s amateur and junior side closed as a 62-player Pro/Am C-Tier in Marstons Mills, with the PDGA marking the event complete and waiting for the final report. That gives New England disc golf its latest look at the players still climbing the ladder, not the names already at the top of it.

The PDGA listed the 2026 Cape Cod Open - AMS & Juniors for Sunday, Aug. 2, 2026, and PDGA Live identified it as a C-tier round event in Marstons Mills. The weekend was split by division, with a separate 2026 Cape Cod Open - Pro and MA1/FA1 event listed alongside the amateur and junior field, so the Cape Cod stop was built as two tracks rather than one blended championship.

That split matters because it turns the event into more than a one-day local test. The AMS & Juniors side is where younger players and lower-division amateurs get sanctioned reps, ratings pressure and a chance to measure themselves against a real field. A 62-player draw at a C-Tier is not a title-winner’s headline in the pro sense, but it is exactly the kind of bracket where the next wave gets its first durable résumé line.

Cape Cod has also made a habit of giving those players a stage. Disc Golf Scene listed the amateur side of the Cape Cod Open as a PDGA C-Tier in Marstons Mills, and older Cape Cod Open amateur listings show the event was staged in both 2020 and 2025. Burgess Park appears in the PDGA course directory as a Cape Cod-area disc golf venue tied to event listings, reinforcing the tournament’s local footprint.

The timing on the PDGA page, last updated at 02-Aug-2026 16:31:38 EDT, showed how quickly the circuit moves from live competition to the official paper trail. With the event complete, the final report becomes the next checkpoint, but the important part is already on the board: Cape Cod again put juniors and amateurs in a sanctioned field that can shape who shows up next in New England disc golf.