Atlanta golf history lives at Bobby Jones Golf Course, rebuilt as an ingenious reversible nine that plays two directions, on the ground where the great man himself learned to play.
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The reversible course on the ground where Bobby Jones learned the game, Azalea one day, Magnolia the next.
Pip’s Tip A reversible course, so it plays as Azalea one day and Magnolia the next. Public, on the ground where Bobby Jones learned.
Historic Adams Park muni named for Alfred Tup Holmes, who desegregated Atlanta golf in 1955, hallowed Black golf heritage ground.
Pip’s Tip Named for Alfred Tup Holmes, who desegregated Atlanta golf in 1951. Public muni, dawn to dusk.
East Lake's walkable public nine funds youth golf programs behind golf's most famous community turnaround story.
Pip’s Tip A walkable public nine in East Lake, and the fees fund youth golf programs behind the course.
Buckhead's beloved muni, long rated Atlanta's top public course, with tree-lined Chastain Park fairways minutes from prime patios.
South Atlanta muni classic with big views and championship bones, a longtime proving ground for the city's Black golf community.
Southwest Atlanta's boldest daily-fee track, a dramatic Mike Young design and a cornerstone of the city's Black golf culture.
Built in 1929 a mile from Hartsfield-Jackson, this hilly historic nine anchors College Park's old-school neighborhood golf scene.
Cascade Heights nine reborn under First Tee Metro Atlanta, growing the game's next generation on Atlanta's historic west side.
Chill 1920s intown nine where sneakers, speakers, and six-packs are welcome, Atlanta's most laid-back walk-up golf hang.
Robert Trent Jones's Stonemont and lakeside Lakemont deliver 36 holes of resort golf beneath the granite dome, open to all.
DeKalb County's Dick Wilson-designed gem in Lithonia, big greens, honest yardage, and one of metro Atlanta's best muni values.
Golf Digest Best New nominee links-style layout in Tucker, with a 20-acre lake in play and serious daily-fee conditioning.
Marietta's 1915 in-town classic, a hilly, historic 18 near the Square with full range, lessons, and friendly green fees.
A reversible nine on hallowed ground, Atlanta's cleverest public golf.
A family scramble and a cigar on the back nine. Members hear first.
Golf is one chapter of Pip's Lifestyle, find the lounges, whiskey bars, steakhouses and the Domino Club below.
