Inaugural Tournament · July 30–31, 2026

Tee It Up
for Adam

Two days. Three courses. One green jacket.
Moose Jaw & Buffalo Pound Provincial Park, Saskatchewan.

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Adam Butler

This is the inaugural ABDGI — friends, cousins, brothers heading out to the fairway to remember Adam the way he'd want: competing hard, laughing harder, and keeping cold ones close. No black armbands, no silence. Just grip-it-and-rip-it camaraderie across some of the finest disc golf Saskatchewan has to offer.

Tournament Director Ryan Edgelow leads the field through two days and three rounds of competition. This isn't just a round of disc golf — it's a tradition being born. Every year the winner earns the Green Jacket, adds their crest, and carries Adam's name into the next year.

"Competing hard, laughing harder — that's how you honour a man like Adam."

The ABDGI Green Jacket — the tournament's championship trophy awarded to the lowest 3-round score

The Schedule

01 Thursday, July 30th

Dejay Vu Course

Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan

  • 6:30 PM Tee-off — Round 1
  • Opening Unveiling of the Green Jacket
  • Opening Introduction of Players
  • Opening Canadian National Anthem
02 Friday, July 31st

Buffalo Pound Provincial Park

Saskatchewan

  • 9:00 AM Tee-off — Rounds 2 & 3
  • Both Courses played back to back
  • Final 3-Round Total Scoring
  • Awards Green Jacket Presentation

The Green Jacket

One jacket. One champion. One new crest each year.

The ABDGI Green Jacket is awarded to the player with the lowest 3-round total score across both days. The winner holds it until the field comes back the following year to take it — and every champion adds their own crest to the jacket's legacy.

It is not a replica. It is not a print. It is the jacket — passed hand to hand, season to season, in Adam's name.

The ABDGI Green Jacket displayed — the championship trophy of the Adam Butler Disc Golf Invitational

See You on
the Fairway

Questions about the tournament? Get in touch with Tournament Director Ryan Edgelow. Year one is just the beginning — the ABDGI runs every year, and the field keeps growing.

Contact Ryan