Älmhults Discgolfpark is an 18-hole forest disc golf course in Haganäsparken, a short walk from Älmhult train station. Players can choose among the course’s listed 18-hole lengths: Bronze, 1,489 metres; Silver, 1,738 metres; or Gold, 1,770 metres. The nine-hole layout is 554 metres. The venue says the course has 27 Discgolfpark Pro target baskets, 24 artificial-turf amateur tee pads measuring 1,500 by 2,500 millimetres, and seven pro tee pads. It says the course was built in 2008.

The listed green fee or day fee is SEK 30 (about US$2.83), paid by Swish. The venue says discounts apply when several people play together, and when one person pays by Swish for the whole group. Visit Sweden says discs can be borrowed free at the service centre in the municipal building. Visitors can therefore use the free loan option instead of bringing discs, or bring their own. The nine-hole route is the shorter listed option; the 18-hole course has three listed lengths. Visit Sweden describes the course as having different lengths and difficulty levels.