Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International

Disc golf near ATL airport

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The closest disc golf course to ATL is Perkerson Park in Atlanta, GA — 5.1 miles out, roughly 12 minutes by car. There are 10 PDGA courses within 40 miles of the airport, 9 of them free to play. For a layover round, Village Green is the quickest option at 9 holes.

Closest disc golf courses

Distances are straight-line from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International; drive times are estimates. Every course links to a full page with par, length, terrain, amenities and directions.

CourseDistanceDriveHolesDifficultyFee
Perkerson Park
Atlanta, GA
5.1 mi~12 min18IntermediateFree
McCurry Park
Fayetteville, GA
12.8 mi~29 min18Advanced$5
Boundary Waters - One
Douglasville, GA
13.8 mi~31 min18IntermediateFree
Boundary Waters - Two
Douglasville, GA
13.8 mi~31 min18AdvancedFree
Frog Rock Park
Austell, GA
16.5 mi~37 min18AdvancedFree
Deer Lick Park
Douglasville, GA
16.5 mi~37 min18IntermediateFree
J.P. Moseley Park
Stockbridge, GA
16.9 mi~38 min27AdvancedFree
Rosewood-Dekalb at Redan Park
Lithonia, GA
18.2 mi~41 min18IntermediateFree
Village Green
Peachtree City, GA
18.9 mi~42 min9IntermediateFree
Salem Baptist Church
McDonough, GA
19.1 mi~43 min9BeginnerFree

Playing disc golf on a layover

A 9-hole round takes 45 to 60 minutes. Add 30 to 60 minutes of driving each way plus rental car time, and you need a minimum of about three hours between flights to make it work comfortably. Discs are permitted in carry-on luggage, so you do not need to check a bag.

If you are short on time, prioritise a 9-hole course close to the terminal over a better course further out. Our 9-hole course index covers why short layouts are the fastest way to get a round in.

Frequently asked questions

What is the closest disc golf course to ATL airport?

Perkerson Park in Atlanta, GA, about 5.1 miles from the terminal, roughly 12 minutes by car. It has 18 holes and is free to play.

How many disc golf courses are near Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International?

10 PDGA-registered courses sit within 40 miles of ATL, and 9 of them are free to play.

Can I bring disc golf discs on a plane?

Yes. Discs are allowed in carry-on and checked luggage. They are not considered sporting equipment that requires special handling, and a few discs add little weight to a bag.

How long do I need between flights to play a round near ATL?

About three hours minimum. A 9-hole round is 45 to 60 minutes, and you need 30 to 60 minutes of driving each way plus time to collect and return a rental car.