The World Flying Disc Federation (WFDF) is pleased to announce Disc Sense as an Innovation Partner of the 2026 World Masters Ultimate Club Championships (WMUCC), taking place in Nottingham, United Kingdom, from 28 June to 4 July 2026.
WMUCC 2026 is expected to welcome more than 3,500 participants from over 30 countries, alongside thousands of spectators, volunteers and members of the global flying disc community.
The partnership will provide Disc Sense with an opportunity to showcase its innovative technology to one of the largest gatherings of flying disc athletes, coaches and enthusiasts ever assembled, while supporting the company’s ongoing Kickstarter campaign and future product development.
Disc Sense has developed technology designed to provide new insights into disc flight and throwing performance, creating opportunities for athletes, coaches and enthusiasts to better understand and engage with the sport. As part of the partnership, Disc Sense will receive a dedicated activation presence within the event village, opportunities to demonstrate its technology throughout the championship week, and support across WFDF and event communication channels.
“One of the most exciting aspects of flying disc sports is the willingness of our community to embrace innovation and new ideas,” stated WFDF Secretary General Jonathan Rigby. “Disc Sense is developing technology that has the potential to create new ways for athletes and enthusiasts to engage with our sport, and we are delighted to welcome them as a founding Innovation Partner of WMUCC 2026. This partnership aligns closely with WFDF’s commitment to supporting innovation across the flying disc ecosystem while creating opportunities for emerging businesses that are helping shape the future of our sport.”
Luke Perkins, Founder of Disc Sense, said “We are incredibly excited to partner with WFDF and introduce Disc Sense to the global flying disc community at WMUCC 2026. Our goal is to help players better understand the flight and performance of their throws through technology. The opportunity to engage directly with thousands of passionate athletes, coaches and fans at one of the sport’s premier events is invaluable as we continue to develop the product.”
The partnership will also create opportunities for both organisations to explore future collaboration around technology, athlete engagement, data insights, coaching applications and potential integrations that could further enhance the flying disc experience.
WMUCC 2026 forms part of WFDF’s wider “Summer of Flying Disc” series, which includes five major World Championship events taking place across Europe throughout 2026. The next major event will be the WFDF 2026 World Ultimate Club Championships taking place 15-22 August 2026 in Limerick, Ireland.
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About WFDF
The World Flying Disc Federation (WFDF) is the international sports federation responsible for the governance of flying disc sports worldwide, representing 127 national federations across all-five Olympic continents. WFDF is recognised by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and governs Ultimate, Disc Golf, Freestyle, Guts, Overall, and other flying disc disciplines.
About WMUCC 2026
The 2026 World Masters Ultimate Club Championships will take place in Nottingham, United Kingdom, from 28 June to 4 July 2026. The event is expected to bring together more than 3,500 participants from over 30 nations, making it one of the largest Flying Disc events ever staged.
About Disc Sense
Disc Sense is a sports technology company dedicated to helping players develop and advancing disc sports. Their debut product, a lightweight, high-precision sensor, captures real-time metrics including spin, velocity, and disc angle for any throw. In May they ran a highly successful Kickstarter campaign that funded in under 24 hours. The sensor is currently available for preorder via Kickstarter late pledges.
