The Atlanta Country Club
Recreational FacilitiesGeorgia, United States51-200 Employees
The Atlanta Country Club is a recreational facility operator centered on a golf course in Marietta, Georgia. Founded in the 1960s by Jim Clay, the club opened in 1966 and has hosted a storied PGA Tour event, the Atlanta Classic, for several decades, including a period when it served as the site for the first Tournament Players Championship. The course, originally designed by Willard C. Byrd, sits adjacent to historic Sope Creek and Civil War-era ruins, reflecting a combination of traditional golf design and regional history. The organization serves golf enthusiasts and members seeking a high-quality course and club experience within the United States. With a focus on providing a venue for championship-level play and a social and recreational setting, the club positions itself within the recreational facilities industry as a premier golf destination in the Atlanta area.