Become a member
To become AEDG player you need to belong to an AEDG clubs.
Then, your club should ask us to include you to the AEDG year census by paying your AEDG player fee and providing us your details (name, Id…).
The AEDG player fee for 2022 is 10 €.
The club fee is 60 € per club (30 € in 2023 season). 100% off in the first year a club join the AEDG.
Some benefits of being an AEDG player are the following.
AEDG tourneys
Participate in the Spanish Championships and score points in the Spanish Cup..
Spanish Team
Be eligible to participate for Spain in international tournaments (European, World...).
Voting
Have, through the representative of your club in the AEDG, voice and vote within the General Assembly of members, in addition to being eligible for the positions of the board of directors.
Civil Liability Insurance
Be covered by Civil Liability insurance during your membership in tournaments, training, clinics...
AEDG PLAYERS
96
2018
132
2019
151
2020
207
2021
230
2022
BY BECOMING A MEMBER YOU WILL HELP THE SPANISH DG
AT THE NATIONAL LEVEL
AT THE NATIONAL LEVEL
LOCALLY
LOCALLY
FAQs
We try to answer the most frequently asked questions by players, partners and interested people. If yours is not here, write to us at aedg@aediscgolf.es
To become an AEDG player you must be a member of one of the AEDG member clubs. Clubs usually include the AEDG player fee in the club fee. So when you pay the club fee you will have already paid the AEDG fee.
To be a member of a club, it will suffice to pay the fee established by said club.
You can find the AEDG clubs and their contact forms here.
If you are a member of an AEDG club, you are surely an AEDG player. To do this, your club must have paid your AEDG quota and have sent us your data.
If you don’t belong to any club, you can register a new one.
For this you must send us a copy of the statutes and the registration of the CLUB in the autonomous community.
The data requested for reasons of PDGA, WFDF membership and Civil Liability Insurance coverage that we need and store under legal guidelines are: Full name, DNI, Nationality, gender and club to which you belong.
Currently there is no public access list with registered players.
The AEDG has an exhaustive list ordered by member clubs that it uses for statistical purposes for the census of the world federation and the Spanish frisbee federation.
To know the club you belong to, you must contact the clubs that you suspect you are a member of.
Remember
To become an AEDG player you must be a member of one of the AEDG member clubs.
Clubs usually include the AEDG player fee in the club fee. So when you pay the club fee you will have already paid the AEDG fee. You must talk to your club to inform us of the payment of your fee.
You can fill in the form with your data. If you do, notify your club so that they do not fill it out and duplicate this information