10/09/2026
Meet the Flying Fox Team – Sue Summers
Sue Summers is one of those people who has made a lasting impact on Australian disc golf — not just through her own playing, but through the countless hours she has dedicated to growing the sport and creating opportunities for others.
Sue discovered disc golf in 2015, having previously played Ultimate Frisbee, and quickly became involved both on and off the course. Since then, she has represented Australia at the World Team Disc Golf Championships, competed at the highest levels of the sport and become a passionate advocate for the growth of women’s disc golf.
Her contribution to the sport extends well beyond playing. Sue has been involved with Perth Disc Golf Club, Mundaring Disc Golf Club and Australian Disc Golf, including serving as President of Mundaring — becoming the first woman to hold the presidency of an Australian disc golf club.
Sue has also played an important role internationally through the WFDF Disc Golf Committee, where she has focused on women’s participation, gender equity and inclusion.
One of her standout contributions came in 2021 when she was Tournament Director for the Run the Chains Perth Women’s Global Event. The tournament brought together 37 women and girls — at the time, the largest female field recorded at an Australian disc golf tournament. More importantly, the event helped create a lasting women’s disc golf community in Perth.
Sue’s commitment to the sport reached another milestone in 2024, when she and her husband Ken were Tournament Directors for the WFDF World Team Disc Golf Championships at Mundaring. It was the first time the World Team Championships had been held in Australia and the Southern Hemisphere.
But what really stands out about Sue is that she doesn’t just talk about growing the game — she gets involved and makes it happen.
Whether she’s competing, organising tournaments, working with clubs, representing Australia or advocating for women in the sport, Sue continues to contribute at every level.
Sue is a true trailblazer for women’s disc golf in Australia, helping create the opportunities and pathways that allow more women and girls to discover the sport, compete and feel that they belong.
We’re incredibly proud to have Sue as part of the Flying Fox team and grateful for everything she has done — and continues to do — for Australian and international disc golf.
Sue hasn’t just been part of Australian disc golf. She’s helped shape where it’s heading.