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Playing Privileges Through Philanthropy
Crafted in 1987, Atlanta National is an elite 18-hole test designed by Pete Dye and his son, P.B. Dye. The club intentionally reserves its fairways for competitive amateur traditions and exclusive regional tournaments. It serves as a private, high-stakes proving ground for top-tier local majors, functioning as the premier host venue for the PGA University Championship and the annual Grint Tour Playoff.
Private club in Marietta, GA, best known as the longtime host of the PGA Tour's Atlanta Classic (~1967-1996) and the site of the inaugural 1974 Tournament Players Championship won by Jack Nicklaus. A historically significant strong-regional course rather than a current national-ranking layout; a 2022 Beau Welling remodel referenced the original design plans.
