Tom Lowe Shooting Grounds

Tom Lowe Shooting Grounds, formerly known as Wolf Creek Shooting Complex, is a competition-grade shooting facility located on Atlanta's southwest side. Built specifically for the 1996 Olympic Games, this historic range continues to serve as a premier destination for shooters of all skill levels and hosts national and international shooting competitions.

The facility offers multiple shooting disciplines:

• •Trap shooting – Traditional clay target sport
• •Skeet shooting – Dynamic clay target sport
• •Combination shooting – Mixed trap and skeet courses
• •Competition events – USPA-sanctioned and international matches

Tom Lowe Shooting Grounds features a professional-grade facility infrastructure:

• •Indoor auditorium – Climate-controlled event space and classroom areas
• •Competition-grade ranges – Olympic standards and specifications
• •Multiple shooting courses – Trap, skeet, and combination layouts
• •Parking area – Dedicated visitor parking

The range is owned and operated by the Fulton County Department of Parks and Recreation, ensuring professional management and public access. Its Olympic heritage makes it one of Georgia's most respected and well-maintained shooting facilities.