Atlanta National Golf Club

Atlanta National Golf Club, a private 18-hole layout in Milton, Georgia, was designed by Pete Dye and P.B. Dye and stretches to 6,853 yards at a par of 72. The course plays across rolling hills with tranquil streams, undulating greens, bunkers, and an island green woven through the routing. The opening hole is a short par 4 with water guarding the right side and Chicken Creek crossing the approach. Hole 2 follows with a tough par 3 playing to an elevated two-tiered green that falls away on both sides. Practice options include a bentgrass putting green, two bentgrass chipping greens with bunkers, and a short-game area. Instruction covers individual lessons, group clinics, a Game On beginner program, Crush It! junior programs, PGA Junior leagues, and club fitting with Trackman technology. The clubhouse includes a newly renovated pro shop stocked with equipment, apparel, and accessories, along with Squire's Golf Lounge, a bar serving drinks and food. A fitness center, golf simulators through Squire's Swing Suites with two Foresight units, and locker rooms round out the on-site amenities.