Jack Mattox Disc Golf Course — Local services in Fort Oglethorpe

This is an awesome course and it doesn't take long to play all nine holes because they've made the most of the space they have and made it pretty easy to go from the basket to the next Tee Box. The grounds are pretty well maintained and there's only one real water hazard so to speak and it's not even that close to the basket so unless you just get crazy with it you're probably not going to lose a disc. Keep in mind that after the rain there are several drainage ditches and low-lying areas there so if you go into the rough you're probably going to get a muddy disc but it is what it is, wipe it off and keep moving. Just don't wear shoes that you care about, that's a bit of sage advice I think I can give you. One hole is next to the interstate so it's a little loud and again if you get wild with your disc you just might lose it to a passing semi. There is at least a wall of trees between you and the interstate so even if you lose control the trees will probably still catch it for you. They have tournaments out there every Saturday right now and for the most part during the weekdays it's not that crowded from what I've seen so far so that's definitely a positive I don't like a big cluster of people trying to navigate around each...

Very clean and well maintained fast paced disc golf course. Mostly mid range throws.

The hole markers for most of the initial tosses are worn off, so if you have not been here before, take a look at the legend of the course on the billboard before playing.

There is no poison ivy on 2/3rds of the beginning holes. Near the end, you will encounter several holes with it. So, be careful and stay in the fairway and you should be good.

Overall, a great quick course.

*This course also has a 1.2 mile paved walking path that allows leashed pets.

The walking path would be great for wheelchairs, because it is mostly level.

*There are no bathrooms available on the weekends, as the administrative...

We really enjoyed this course! It's fairly short and not very challenging for experienced players, but for everyone else, from intermediate players to kids and seniors, it's great! No deep water or woods to lose discs in and fairly wide open on the first 6 baskets. More technical throws in the woods on the last 3. Easy slopes for safe walking in any conditions (it was a sloppy, rainy day when we played) and concrete tee boxes that look like they once had distance...