How do I redeem the Annual Sharpshooter Pass?

Check in at the Clubhouse with a photo ID to receive member key access and your Foxhall hat; staff will confirm access details.

Is the pass refundable?

All sales for the Annual Sharpshooter Pass are final and non-refundable.

Do I need a reservation?

Shooting times are subject to availability; reservations are recommended for peak days and competitions.

What is the minimum age to participate?

Minimum age is 18 for pass holders; youth participation policies may vary for events—contact the Clubhouse.

Are rentals and ammunition included?

No—ammunition, shotgun rentals, targets, and carts are available for purchase separately at the Clubhouse.

Is safety training required?

Range rules and safety requirements apply; if you’re new to sporting clays, ask staff about introductory instruction and safety briefings.

Sharpshooter's Advantage: Foxhall Sporting Clays Annual Pass in Douglasville, GA | Shooting Range | Sports

Adventure Brief

Turn occasional range days into a local habit: the Annual Sharpshooter Pass at Foxhall Sporting Clays gives frequent shooters streamlined access, member key convenience, and a comfortable clubhouse base in Douglasville, GA. Ideal for practice, gifts, and anyone who wants to shoot on their schedule.

2 hours

easy

From $339.00

On the edge of Douglasville, Georgia, Foxhall Sporting Clays offers a year-round rhythm for shooters. The Annual Sharpshooter Pass unlocks unlimited access to Foxhall's Sporting Clays at 8000 Capps Ferry Road, Douglasville, GA, putting the Clubhouse, winding shooting stations, and wooded courses within reach whenever you have a spare afternoon or a weekend ritual. Arrive at the Clubhouse, flash a photo ID, and you’ll be issued member key access and a Foxhall hat—the small formalities that make repeat visits effortless. The course itself reads like a field manual: a series of clay-launching stations set across rolling Piedmont terrain defined by red clay soils, scattered granite outcrops, and mixed oak-and-pine woodlands. Targets arc over berms and hollows; layouts change shot angles so every pass across the line feels fresh. It’s a working range, focused on rhythm and repetition, and ideal for anyone who wants to sharpen consistency without the hassle of per-visit paperwork. What sets this pass apart is the cadence it creates. Frequent shooters trade the friction of single-day bookings for evening or weekday sessions when the light softens and the range quiets. The member key lets you move on your schedule—subject to reservation rules on peak days—so a two-hour practice loop can become a weekly habit. Foxhall’s atmosphere balances focus and friendliness: occasional competitions, informal drills among friends, and the hum of cartridges and clay-smash are part of the local fabric. Beyond the immediate sport, the landscape matters. The Piedmont’s red earth channels runoff, creates firm footing underfoot, and frames sightlines with low ridgelines and tree rows where white-tailed deer and red-tailed hawks are often seen. That mix of open station fields and wooded boundaries gives clays room to fly and shooters natural backdrops for sighting and timing. Practical notes are straightforward: passes are non-refundable, check in at the Clubhouse with photo ID, and you’ll want to plan reservations for busy weekends. The pass includes member key access and a hat; ammunition, rentals, and extras are available for purchase. Minimum age is 18. Plan to bring protective eyewear and hearing protection, and allow time to purchase ammunition or rent shotguns. Whether you come alone for concentrated practice or bring a group for a weekend rotation, the pass rewards repetition: more access leads to measurable improvement. For locals and visitors alike, it converts sporadic outings into deliberate skill-building.