Might be a little out of the area but in Northeast GA there is Elbert County gun club. They have 2 courses, a red and a green course.

The red course is set up harder and some shots are taken in a rock quarry. Some are very long incoming, you have falling & rising targets. Its has anything that you might want. You do not have to shoot the posted targets as on several stations there are more machines than what is posted. The machines are numbered on the buttons. These are generally the harder ones.

 

Check out the Cleghorn Gun Club in Rutherfordton, NC. It is a little east of Asheville, but worth the trip. It has been a while since I was last there, but they have a very nice sporting clays course with 4 traps per station set up so you can shoot different levels of difficulty. The last time I was there the more difficult course was set up with some pretty challenging targets.

Depending on when you are in the mountains of NC there is also the Ashe County Wildlife Club. They are having a NSCA shoot in late June. They also open the sporting clays course at least twice a month to members. Not sure how it works for non-members, but may be worth contacting them to see if you could shoot there. They usually have some tricky targets.

I've been to Flower Farms, but it has been 3 or 4 years ago. It is a pretty nice little course, but somewhat difficult to get to. About 3/4 of it is in the woods, so not a bad place to shoot on a hot day.

 

Iron Mountain Sporting Clays in Kodak, Tennessee. It has three 15 station courses in effect with the ability to shoot Super Sporting on the red course. Super nice place with target difficulty for every shooter.

Chris

 

I appreciate the responses. Most of the places mentioned so far are within my travel zone. I did overlook Elbert County gun club and iron mountain. They’re back on the list now. Unfortunately, Ashe County is a bit out of the area where I’ll be traveling in.

 

I would second the Elbert Co. gun club and Cleghorn recommendations. Elbert Co. is open to the public on the weekends only (I think) but it would be best to verify with a phone call. As mentioned above, some truly unique stations set up around the rock quarries. Not sure how deep into Ga you are going but Old Hudson is another good club.

 

Chilhowee Sporting Clays in Vonore, TN is "worth a shot". Check on website for directions. Near Maryville.