Originally built in 1932 and once hosting more annual rounds than any of the 400 or more courses in Georgia, this historic municipal golf course in the heart of Atlanta has fallen on hard times, enduring years of deferred capital repairs and improvements.

Following some heroic efforts by the Bobby Jones Golf Course Foundation and donations totaling $36 million from numerous companies and individuals, it is now one of the premier and most highly regarded daily fee courses in the United States, having won the 2025 Jemsek National Golf Course of the Year Award. It has received numerous accolades from a multitude of national golf publications, social media, and television as a successful model for municipal golf course renewal through community investment. 

Bobby Jones Links oversaw the construction of the new Bobby Jones Golf Course in 2018 and now manages it on behalf of the Foundation.

• A Bob Cupp designed reversible golf course, only one of four in the U.S.
• The 22,000-square-foot clubhouse serves as the headquarters for the Georgia State Golf Association, the Georgia PGA Section, the Georgia Golf Hall of Fame, and the Bobby Jones U.S.G.A. memorabilia room, creating a synergy of organizations uncommon in the industry.
• An indoor and outdoor golf academy with both indoor and outdoor facilities, with seven full-time instructors, club fitting, and home to a junior program with over 6,000 participants.
• The clubhouse features the Bobby Jones room, which is adorned with memorabilia provided by the U.S.G.A.
• It features the PGA Tour Superstore driving range, equipped with Trackman, and generates over $164 million in annual range ball sales, making it the busiest driving range in the southeast.
• It is home to Boone’s, a high-end destination restaurant realizing nearly $2 million in revenue.
• The experience features numerous innovations, including a reversible course, eight sets of genderless tees ranging from 7,400 yards to 3,500 yards, a modern minimalist pro shop, an underground range ball recovery system, a “Himalayas”-style putting green, and is home to 16 Club Car Tempo Walk robotic golf cars.