The Standard Club
Johns Creek, Fulton County, Georgia · Atlanta In-Town/Historic golf market
- Access
- non equity
- Holes
- 18
- Architect(s)
- Arthur Hills (1987 original design), Mike Riley (2005 redesign)
- Gated
- Yes
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The Standard Club traces to the Concordia Association, founded in 1867 as a social club for Atlanta's German-Jewish community -- Georgia's oldest country club by founding date. Reorganized as The Standard Club in 1904, it remained in Brookhaven for decades before relocating in 1987 to its current 300-plus-acre Johns Creek property, an Audubon International-designated natural habitat, in response to the northward expansion of Atlanta's Jewish population. Today it is open to all and not exclusively Jewish.
Golf & Course
The 18-hole course opened for member play in 1987, an Arthur Hills design, redesigned by Mike Riley in 2005.
Membership & Access
Does buying a home here include club membership?
Non-equity, open membership (no waitlist reported); the club has recently cut initiation fees to attract younger and broader membership as part of a period of membership decline since a mid-1990s peak. No specific current fee figure was found this session.
Living in The Standard Club
A freestanding private club on 300-plus acres in Johns Creek; no bundled residential development is attached.
Location & Surrounding Area
Located at 6230 Abbotts Bridge Road, Johns Creek, Fulton County -- relocated from Brookhaven in 1987.
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What Buyers Should Verify
- Confirm current initiation fee and dues directly with the club -- not found this session.
- Confirm current total membership count.
Notable
- Traces to the Concordia Association, founded 1867 as Atlanta's first Jewish social club -- Georgia's oldest country club by founding date.
- Historically one of the only country-club golf options for Jewish Atlantans when other clubs restricted membership; today open and not exclusively Jewish.
- Membership peaked above 650 families in the mid-1990s, dropped below 400 after the mid-2000s golf downturn, and the club has recently cut initiation fees to rebuild membership.
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