|Directions|The Life of Bobby Jones|  |Weather Station 1930 Bobby Jones Drive  . Johns Creek, Georgia 30097  .  770-448-2166  .  Contact us   Front of the clubhouse with sculpture of Robert T. (Bobby) Jones, Jr. Back of the clubhouse from Highlands #18 About The Atlanta Athletic Club The Atlanta Athletic Club, the home club of legendary golfer Robert T. Jones, Jr., is a private athletic, golf and country club known nationally and internationally for the excellence of the facilities and services offered to our members and their families. Membership is by invitation only and guests are allowed only when accompanied by members. Our facilities include: Two 18-hole golf courses A 9-hole par-3 course 42,000 square foot athletic center Indoor and outdoor tennis facilities Olympic-sized pool and aquatic center Beautiful club rooms Exceptional dining facilities Our facilities make up a complex that offers superior social and recreational opportunities for our members and their families. The Club is one of the few facilities on the East Coast that offers all these services in one location.  Every year since 2009, an independent survey group has ranked the Atlanta Athletic Club in the top ten of country clubs in the United States. In 2006, Golf Connoisseur Magazine chose Atlanta Athletic Club one of the 100 best country clubs in the United States In 2005, after a major renovation, the USTA recognized the AAC as the National Tennis Facility of the Year.  In 2004, Golf Digest named AAC’s Riverside course one of the "Top Ten New Private Courses in America."  In 1991, the tennis facility was voted the best tennis facility in the state by the Georgia Professional Tennis Association. The Atlanta Athletic Club has hosted numerous national golf events over the years including: Site of the 2014 U.S. Amateur Site of the 2013 NCAA Golf Championship Site of the 2011 PGA Championship 2002 U.S. Junior Amateur 2001 PGA Championship 1990 U.S. Women’s Open 1984 U.S. Mid-Amateur 1982 Junior World Cup 1981 PGA Championship 1976 U.S. Open 1963 Ryder Cup Matches 1950 U.S. Women’s Amateur The AAC’s award-winning tennis center has hosted numerous national and international events including: 1994–2004 The AT&T Challenge-An ATP tour event for men pros 2001 The Atlanta Challenge- Andy Roddick’s first pro tournament win 2005–Present The PowerAde National Claycourt Championships 2006 A $25,000 ATP Challenger event-Men’s Professional Tennis