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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.
Register on the host site →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.
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