NADGT Exclusive at Splinter City lands as PDGA B-tier in Myrtle Beach
A PDGA B-tier at Splinter City gave Myrtle Beach amateurs a sanctioned summer target, with Innova backing and a place inside NADGT’s 267-event season.
The 2026 NADGT Exclusive at Splinter City DGC landed as a PDGA B-tier in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, on Saturday, July 18, giving amateurs a sanctioned tournament with more weight than a casual local stop and more accessibility than the sport’s top-tier events. Hosted by the National Amateur Disc Golf Tour and supported by Innova, it was folded into NADGT’s 2026 Season Events series.
That is the kind of event serious amateurs circle first. A B-tier is where players can test their ratings, stack a meaningful result and still avoid the ceiling that comes with chasing elite-level fields every weekend. For Myrtle Beach players, it also offered a home-market option, the kind of stop that can anchor a summer schedule without forcing a long trip.
Disc Golf Scene placed the event inside the NADGT - 2026 Season Events series, which runs from January 1, 2025 through October 31, 2026 and includes 267 events. The listing for Splinter City drew 21 comments and 7 pictures, a small but clear sign that the tournament already had attention before the first tee shot. Adrenaline Heaven Sports, LLC described it as the third stop of the NADGT Exclusive Two-State Tour and noted it as a two-round event, adding another layer of structure to the weekend.
The Innova support mattered too. In disc golf, a major manufacturer on the title usually means more than a logo on a flyer. It signals that the event had enough credibility to attract corporate backing, and it can help a tournament feel more polished for players traveling in from outside the area. That kind of support is especially valuable in a destination city like Myrtle Beach, where amateurs expect the event to feel organized from check-in through the last putt.
Splinter City DGC gave the tournament a defined identity. Disc Golf Scene lists it as an 18-hole course in Myrtle Beach, and UDisc also places it in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Named-course events tend to carry more competitive weight because the layout becomes part of the challenge, not just the setting. With Splinter City already tied to the NADGT rotation, the July 18 B-tier looked like a steady fixture in the Southeast amateur pipeline rather than a one-off weekend stop.
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