Living in Atlanta National
Atlanta National is a Milton golf community built around a course designed by Pete and P.B. Dye that opened in 1987, and it was designed to be walked. That's a little old-fashioned in the best way: the club describes a layout through rolling terrain, mature hardwoods and natural waterways where you're meant to see every contour on foot. The guard-gated neighborhood across the road, Providence at Atlanta National, has 83 estate homes.
Atlanta National Golf Club is at 350 Tournament Players Drive, Milton, GA 30004. Providence at Atlanta National describes itself as being in the heart of Milton and the historic Crabapple district, directly across from the club.
Milton's roads are mostly two lanes with a lot of trees, so drive times vary more than the mileage suggests. Test your commute in a map app at the hour you'd really leave.
For the bigger picture, see Living in Milton and our Alpharetta vs. Milton comparison. For another Milton golf setting, see Crooked Creek, a gated neighborhood built around an 18-hole private golf course.
Providence at Atlanta National has 83 estate homes, each with its own architecture from custom home builders, according to the association. Other homes around the club belong to different sections and associations. When you look at a listing near the course, confirm exactly which association it's in, since that decides the gate, the dues and the rules.
Location is part of the draw too. The association places the neighborhood between the heart of Milton and the historic Crabapple district, directly across from the club.
The golf club. Atlanta National is a private club operated within the Invited network. The 18-hole course plays 6,853 yards at par 72 from the back tees, with a 74.6 rating and a 147 slope, which is golf-speak for "bring extra balls." A redesigned practice facility by World Golf Hall of Famer Lanny Wadkins is part of the club's current plans, and there are fitness and swing suites and dining for members.
Providence at Atlanta National. The neighborhood has its own swimming pool, two tennis courts and a clubhouse, and it's guard gated.
Living in the neighborhood and joining the club are separate decisions. Ask the club about membership categories and the association about what's included in dues.
Providence at Atlanta National runs its own homeowners association, with a pool, tennis courts, a clubhouse and a guard-gated entrance. We didn't find a published fee schedule, so request the current disclosure covering dues, gate and security costs, initiation or transfer fees and leasing rules. For homes outside Providence, ask which association applies.
Atlanta National is a golf-first place, and the club says so plainly: it was created to honor the traditions of the game. The club describes the Dye layout as designed to be walked. Off the course, the neighborhood pool, tennis courts and clubhouse at Providence give the community its own gathering spots.
Atlanta National is in Fulton County Schools. Check the specific address with the district's "Find Your School" tool.
Pete Dye and P.B. Dye. The course opened in 1987.
Providence at Atlanta National, the neighborhood across from the club, is guard gated with 83 estate homes.
Yes. It's a private club with its own memberships.
Milton. The club's address is 350 Tournament Players Drive, Milton, GA 30004.
It plays 6,853 yards at par 72 from the back tees, with a 74.6 rating and a 147 slope, according to the club.
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