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The heart of Atlanta National Golf Club is its 18-hole championship course, designed by Pete Dye and P.B. Dye and measuring over 7,000 yards in Alphartta, GA, just north of Atlanta. The Club features a 21,000-square-foot antebellum-style clubhouse, guesthouse and villa as well as a full practice facility. Built in 1987, Atlanta National Golf Club has always been among the most respected private clubs in Atlanta. It was rated "Best in State" by Golf Digest from 1995 to 1998.
 Starting TimesSet in the northern Atlanta countryside, Atlanta National Golf Club is a Pete Dye design that both challenges and inspires golfers. The course sprawls across 240 acres of natural hardwoods, babbling brooks and undulating terrain. It has many distinguishing and unique features, including dramatic zoysiagrass fairways and immaculate bentgrass greens. In addition, golfers will find that Dye incorporated into the course all the design elements for which he is so famous, including undulating fairways, treacherous pot bunkers, waste areas with cross ties, and even an island green.
Address:
Atlanta National Golf Club:
350 Tournament Players Drive
Alpharetta, GA 30004
Phone (770) 442-8801
www.atlantanationalgolfclub.com
Club Information:
Golf Course Architect – Pete Dye
18 Holes - Par 72
Date Opened: 1987
Black Tees: 6,942 yards (74.3/147)
Burgundy Tees: 6,460 yards (72.0/139)
Blue Tees: 5,917 yards (70.1/128)
Silver Tees: 5,304 yards (67.2/122)
Gold Tees: 4,705 yards (69.2/123)
Directions:
From Georgia 400 Northbound
Exit #10 (Old Milton Parkway) Turn left (west) and proceed 4 miles to the traffic light at Broadwell Road. Turn right on Broadwell Road and travel 3 miles to the blinking yellow light. Turn left at the blinking light onto New Providence Road. The Atlanta National Guardhouse is 1/2 mile on the right side. |