Challenging Paul McBeth to a disc golf round at his new course in Guatemala!
Join Chris and Joey at Montaria disc golf course in Guatemala as they challenge professional disc golfer Paul McBeth to a round of 18 holes on the new course designed by Chris himself. This exciting practice round takes place just outside of Antigo, Guatemala, near Santa Maria de Jesus, and features challenging hole designs, stunning scenery, and plenty of fun banter between the players. As they navigate the course, Chris shares his insights on disc golf technique and design, while Paul McBeth puts his skills to the test against a new and demanding course. With its unique blend of natural beauty and thrilling gameplay, this video is a must-see for disc golf enthusiasts and fans of the sport.
Paul McBeth takes on a challenge at his new Guatemalan course! Watch epic shots & high-stakes competition with two of the world's best players.
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What's up everyone? We are here in Guatemala. I'm here with Chris and Joey. Chris is actually the course course designer here at Montaria disc golf course. Uh can you give us a little insight about this course? Actually, sure. We're just outside of Antigo, Guatemala, close to Santa Maria de Jesus. This is Guatemala's first 18hole course and we're excited to have the foundation here. We've been teaching clinics and uh looking forward to this round with these guys. Yeah, we're going to play a round of 18 holes with Chris who designed this and we're just going to have a fun practice round. Pablo Eristo. And if you didn't catch that, this is our interpreter, Joey. All right, here we are in hole one. It's a pretty intimidating starting hole. About a 10ft gap, maybe 250 off the tea. The hole's about just over 300 ft. I will probably throw Yeah, I've lost all my disc already. So, flippy fairway drivers uphill. It's It's a sweet starting hole. All right, you go first. Yeah, I'll go. Okay. Oh yeah. Go ahead, Chris. All right. Low ceiling. Chris, that's not what yesterday looked like. Oops. Oh yeah. Oh, same thing. Ah, okay. Oh, wow. Little deep. Little deep, but that's all right. Playing for a putt. Okay. Putting from there. Get it. Joey, that's a lot of time for a layup. All right. All right. First first hole jitters. Get that out. First hole jitters. Boom. That's par. All right. Thank you. Or gracias. I got you. Thank you. All right. All right. Hole two. A little downhill towards the fountain. It's about 260 ft. The fountain behind the hole is out of bounds. Two gaps here. Right side, left side. I actually like that left side, too. Yeah. Is that still too far? No, it's going to kick perfectly left. No, it's still too little short, I think, actually. Oh, okay. Yeah, it didn't flare in. Yeah. Oh no. Uhoh. Oh, that's gone, dude. That is gone in the deep stuff. Oh my gosh. You can you can hike up the volcano. See that one? Yeah. Yeah. Donate that Minnesota disc. All right. Going left gap. Oh, it kept flipping. Yeah. Nice. Wow. What a shot. Nice. On the green. Thank you. So, one thing is uh well, we're playing down a road, but they're all cobblestone, huh?...
