Bobby Jones Links, a premier manager and developer of private, public, and resort clubs in the United States, was founded in 2000 with two clubs and is now recognized as one of the National Golf Foundation's Top 100 Businesses in Golf. Today, our footprint encompasses 40 facilities in 12 states, with $100 million of new golf course and clubhouse construction currently underway.
We possess the exceptional talent, resources, and efficiencies you seek. Since we are employee-owned and not driven by investor expectations, you won't find a cookie-cutter, big-portfolio approach or a large company hierarchy at Bobby Jones Links. This enables us to be more creative, flexible, and attentive to your interests from single-course properties to expansive multi-experience operations.
Today, we manage some of the most prestigious and award-winning golf courses, including the Bobby Jones Golf Course in Atlanta, which was named the 2025 Jemsek National Golf Course of the Year Award winner.
In July of 1923, at Inwood Country Club, Bobby Jones won his first major championship, beginning what is known as his “seven fat years,” a period when he won thirteen major titles, completing the Grand Slam at Merion Golf Club on September 27, 1930.
In 2030, the U.S. Open returns to Merion to honor the 100th anniversary of the Grand Slam. Between now and then, we will be celebrating the lead-up to this centennial celebration withtournaments, events honoring his wins at the clubs where he won majors, merchandise specials, interesting facts, etc.
It will be a great time to be a Bobby Jones Links club as we celebrate his victories leading up to the Grand Slam Centennial Celebration in 2030.