Trinity University Disc Golf Course Trinity University Jogging Trail, San Antonio, TX 78212

"Giving three stars because I should've paid more attention when I was looking the course up. I can see why some folks would like a shorter course, but that mixed with the lack obvious tees and difficult parking turned me off. Cool if you go to the school or work in the area, but if you're making a drive I'd recommend finding someplace else."

"Convenient location to downtown and a great little course for a quick round. A good combo of hilly, wooded, and open spaces. Only 6 holes, but you can easily add a couple by playing 1, again after 4, on the way to tee 5. Then, play 1 or 2 improv holes on the way back from 6. The only downside is due to being a shared use space. You really have to be mindful of the people on the paths and crossing the fairways. It would be a solid 4 star if not for the prevalence of broken glass, no tee pads, and some missing signage. Since I'm use to those things, it is functionally 4 stars for me."

"Small, 6 holes they could easily fit 9. Plenty of shade on a hot day. Great location."

"Excellent disc golf course! 6 holes in a very nice area near Brackenridge and the zoo. Nice walking/jogging paths, plenty of parking, and nice wooded, grassy area with no stickers or ants etc. Lots of shade too! Definitely an enjoyable course. I will be going back!"

"Trinity's disc golf course wasn't on Google Maps, so I decided to submit it myself because it is SUCH a fantastic hidden gem in San Antonio. The course is only 6 baskets, designed by disc golf legend John Houck, so it plays fairly quickly. So if you're looking for a nice short game, or want to play a course twice, definitely give this a shot. The grass is beautifully maintained with plenty of visitor parking nearby (I suggest parking right next to the main Disc Golf Course sign, which I have uploaded a photo of). Campus security might drive by, but they can clearly see you're playing. The course itself has some very large hills and some trees in the way, but nothing too difficult. My friend and I visited on a Sunday evening and there was only one other player on the course. The perimeter of the course is a jogging trail, so be cautious of runners."