Atlanta Country Club, Marietta, Cobb County, Georgia is located on 260 acres of picturesque, rolling hills just north of Atlanta in East Cobb County.  The Chattahoochee River is nearby and historic Sope Creek meanders through the "world class" golf course. 

The Atlanta Country Club is rich in history.  It is consistently ranked as one of the top golf courses in the country.  Originally designed by Willard C. Byrd in 1964, the Club hosted the "Atlanta Classic" PGA tour event annually for 30 years.  Over the years, modifications to the course have been made by Bob Cupp, Jack Nicklaus, and most recently by Mike Riley.  Two of its active members, Joe Inman and Larry Nelson, have accomplished the rare feat of winning PGA tour titles on both regular and Senior tours.  The course is built adjacent to historic Sope Creek and Confederate paper mill ruins from the Civil War era.  These ruins can be viewed from the Signature 13th Hole.

As one of Atlanta's premiere private clubs, the Atlanta Country Club offers the finest in dining, golf, tennis and fitness facilities for its members and guests.  Facilities include the "world class" golf course, 8 tennis courts, an Olympic swimming pool, the new tennis and fitness center and a luxurious clubhouse with a formal diningroom.  The tennis and golf pro shops are professionally staffed. 

Children from the Atlanta Country Club attend Sope Creek Elementary, Dickerson Middle School, and Walton High School.  This is the top ranking school district in Cobb County and is also has top rankings state and nationally. 

Homes range in price from $500,000 to $3,000,000.  All lots are beautifully landscaped including mature trees and range from 1/2 acre to 2-3 acres.