Trek Stop DGC

@aaronbwebber

52

This is a really cool course in the jungle, with some really top quality holes (7, 8, 12, 16) and a lot of very challenging tight lines in amazing dense jungle. Stay on the fairway and maybe you can get some howler monkeys cheering for your shots :) I didn’t hit many of the gaps but this course is well worth seeking out if you are in Belize.

@gstoakes

63

Great experience playing this course. Tino guided us around the property and was a pleasure to meet. Challenging and technical jungle golf!

@base12

65

True gem of a course in the Belize jungle. Most likely you will play with Tino the owner and that was a great time and super helpful to show you the course. Great shot shapes and interesting holes, hole 15 is on top of a Mayan ruin. Wow!

@freezypop

57

If you’re a disc golfer in San Ignacio check this out! Call ahead to see if the course has been upkept recently. If it has been it’ll be fun. Tino is the owner and is awesome! He played the whole round with us, showed us the facility, and his caterpillars/butterflies, and told us stories about his championships. We saw a Tucan and evidence of Mayan ruins. Don’t expect American disc golf, but enjoy the jungle of Belize!

@willpd

37

I wish I was able to play the full 18, but the heat got the best of the kiddos and myself. It’s a great course that plays very fair. Plenty of obstacles to navigate for a very fun and challenging round. Awesome course Tino!!

@jamesschiavone

34

We are a couple visiting from the US and this was an amazing stop for us! We walked from Benny’s restaurant (also a great stop) and played the first two baskets before the owner, Tino came out to greet us. He was was eager to join us for the rest of the round and we had a great time! It is a beautiful course through the jungle with an amazing display of tropical foliage. There is a large shot variety with some very challenging lines. My favorite (and nemesis) was basket 15- sitting on the top of an unexcavated Mayan ruin. The tee pads are mostly pavers and turf grass, and the baskets are excellent. Unfortunately one of the baskets was recently stolen. We are definitely very glad that we got to play here!

@fiddlewizard

32

Love the butterflies, the howlers and the fun course!

@rainer124

26

Nice and challenging course. If you are close you have to visit. The guy working there is super friendly! I lost his Disc on hole 10. If you are reading this: sorry bro. I hit the tree which is just 10 meters from the tee. the disc turned left into the jungle for about 10 to 15 meters. Couldn’t find it.

@snidecashew

101

If you’re in the San Ignacio area this is the course I’d recommend (also did Aguacate and Countryside). It is definitely jungle and some tight, but a variety of shots and elevation make this fun. If your disc goes out, you’re able to find your disc and scramble. The tee pads were better than I thought they’d be based on the reviews. There is trash around the site which could make it even better if cleaned up

@sparrowe

7

You'll certainly not find another course like this! I don't think I've ever played disc golf on Mayan ruins, with howler monkeys and lizards for company Okay, there are only a few teepads, and the remaining ones are mostly broken, plus navigation is difficult, but I'd still recommend going

@nvrudny

Loved the course. Definitely technical with tight lines to throw. They have all new baskets! I pulled out my actual driver twice I think? Most of the time I'm throwing fairway drivers/low speed mid rangers to get through. Hole 15 is literally atop an ancient Mayan structure that hasn't been excavated. It's incredible. Loved the round with Miguel and will be back!

@willey640

This is one of the hardest technical courses I have played. During the round we seen 3 howler monkeys, a coati and many other jungle animals. The course owners were really great. They have a lot of experience with disc golf. The baskets have just been upgraded. I recommend having Udisc to assist on making sure you stay on the right hole. Signage was lacking but I can see they are updating things. 5 stars.

@gordkav

Great fun. Visiting from San Ignacio and Miguel set us up with discs. Playing on top a Mayan Ruin—haven’t done that before. Fun course.

@shaynaloveslife

Great!! Wide range of shots left and right, including elevation. Very fun, would recommend. Don’t mind the monkeys above your head on hole 14 !

@kobeaster

Beautiful challenging wooded course. Tino was a great host!

@mattpeis

Fun, well maintained course. Tino was an excellent host.

@theschmidts

80

Super fun in the jungle

@jplutz

This is seriously a great course with crazy jungle lines. It is all tight shots. I threw mid range discs the whole time off the tee. It was better than I expected and owner Tino was very nice and played a round with us. The stone tee pads are cool. The baskets are home made. Tino is actively make improvements to the course. Stop by if you can.

@ldrouhard

Beautiful location, nice course, lots of potential. Opens at 9 am. Definitely technical and some holes have decent tight fairways while others have less obvious/clear routes. Tee pads, where present, are small and uneven brick. Baskets are old with light chains.

@policygnat

Good course with a great disc golf family running the operation. Very technical, not a lot of open fairways. Bring your best tunnel shot game. Try and play a round with Josh, Tino, and Miguel, they will be happy to show you around and help you with whatever you need!