Coordinators, and Country Representatives manage the event calendars and serve as a front-line point of contact between the organization and the grassroots local clubs and Event Directors. Committees The PDGA's Committees are primarily volunteer-based, with most having a liaison from the staff and the Board. The current Committees are: Legislative Committees Rules - dealing with all matters related to the Official Rules of Disc Golf Competition - jurisdiction over the Competition Manual for Disc Golf Events and Tour Standards Policy Committees Technical Standards Working Group - ensures all approved equipment meets a standard set of dimensions and safety regulations. Environmental - examines the challenges and solutions for disc golf's ongoing environmental stewardship and sustainability. Youth and Education Committee - focuses on expansion of disc golf in schools and in youth sports. Medical Committee - examines potential harms to player safety and well-being. Course Design Working Group - explores and creates general, non-binding standards for disc golf courses. Disciplinary Committee - creates, promulgates, and enforces standards of conduct and disciplinary action. Constituent-Based Committees Pro Touring Players Committee - represents the interests of full-time touring professional players. Women's Committee - advocates for women in the sport. Military Committee - acts as the voice for the large veteran community in disc golf. Senior Committee - ensures the needs of disc golfers aged 50 and over are made clear. PDGA Majors Majors are the highest level of disc golf competition. The current PDGA Majors held annually are: the Professional, Amateur, Masters, and Junior Disc Golf World Championships; the United States national championships (United States Disc Golf Championship, United States Women's Disc Golf Championship, United States Amateur Disc Golf Championship, Tim Selinske United States Masters Championships, and the National Collegiate Disc Golf Championships); the European Open; and the PDGA Champions Cup. The current FPO World Champion is Kristin Tattar, and the current MPO World Champion is Paul McBeth. Disc Golf Pro Tour The Disc Golf Pro Tour (DGPT) is the Official Pro Tour of the PDGA. The DGPT is a private enterprise which partners with the PDGA (and in which the PDGA has a minority ownership interest). In addition to the 14 main medal play events and the DGPT Match Play Championship, the top touring pros can qualify for the DGPT Tour Championship, a seeded bracket of knockout golf performed at the end of every tour season. The 2021 DGPT Champions are Missy Gannon (FPO)