Club Times: September/October 2023

Pictured: Georgia Amateur winners Neal Hendee, Charlie Harrison, Tommy Barnes, Sr., Watts Gunn

1994 AAC hosts the Eastern Women’s Amateur Championship won by Stephanie Neill 1996 The Robert T. Jones Golf Instruction Center opens

1993 AAC began hosting the ATP AT&T Challenge featuring Andre Agassi, Pete Sampras and Jimmy Connors, the Club hosted it until 2000

1991 AAC member, Neal Hendee, wins the Georgia Amateur W.R. “Buz” McGriff retires after 30 years as Athletic Director

Pictured: First inducted Hall of Fame Class

Pictured: Betsy King

Pictured: Agassi and Sampras

1995 The Club establishes the AAC Hall of Fame for members who have established themselves in the sports world

1992 AAC hosts the 75th anniversary of the professional golf Atlanta Open, won by Don Shirley, Jr. AAC member Charlie Harrison, and former AAC head golf professional Jack Sargent are inducted into the Georgia Golf Hall of Fame

1990 AAC hosts the U.S. Women’s Open Championship won by Betsy King

Award Winning Facilities In 1991, AAC was voted best tennis facility in Georgia by the Georgia Professional Tennis Association. Now, the Club has 6 outdoor clay courts, 6 hard courts, 4 indoor courts, and is in the process of renovating the stadium court into a state-of-the-art pickleball complex with 8 outdoor courts.