Frog Rock Disc Golf Course
253 reviews (showing 1–20)
@baxdiscer62
Nice beginner level course where more advanced players can have fun chasing birdie chances—very little deep trouble you can get into. The shade was appreciated on this warm Atlanta afternoon!
@torymorton
Directions, unclear, you definitely need u disc for navigation. Other than that very well done course. Multiple t pads and pin placements make for lots of shot Variety and multiple rounds can be played in 1 day.
@cntbg23
Very fun beginner to intermediate course. Great place to practice stock hyzer and develop forehand drives.
@njrandall5
Very flat, lightly wooded.
@thuslarro
Fun course for what it is
@zharry1
The course has 2 tee pads and 2 baskets for each hole, offering a great variety of options for all skill levels. The whole course requires accurate shot shaping, and the Long layout (Blue to Blue) requires big distance off the tee to score. Udisc map is helpful when you get to an intersection of holes - the wayfinding signage are lightswitch covers nailed to the trees.
@armyrugby
No signage. Needed UDisc to find next holes. Shots were mostly straight. Trees made you change shots. Nice course - felt like shorter baskets.
@joshlenox
Quick side trip from Six Flags. Shorts are great for a quick round. Some tricky transitions. Use UDisc maps.
@djdirtydev
Phenomenal course! Two tee pads and two baskets. Signs at each tee pad are very well done. Only complaint was a few tee pads were hard to find but overall I really like it. Very wooded but open course with lots of fun lines possible
@teddybearon
Nice and flat. Semi wooded oh every hole.
@wranegallo
Solid course, shaded, and shot variety between the different layouts. Bugs and some slick tee pads make it slightly less than ideal.
@masonacedg
Fun but not all of the baskets are in the rights spots and can be confusing for new people to the course.
@tawatts3
Signage could be clearer, but good distance from the long tees and challenging wooded lines
@mattmarkham
The layout is pretty confusing. Bring a local for your first time out.
@eruggs93
Very flat course and it’s hard to lose discs. The only problem is that it takes a long time to dry out after rain! Super muddy days are common!
@wildjuan
UDisc maps recently updated, thanks! Great course, especially in the hot summer days, with the only downside being that it holds water very well, so it's always some degree of muddy.
