Charlie Yates Golf Course Renovations Announced

East Lake Golf Club, the home of the TOUR Championship, is excited to announce upcoming renovations to the Charlie Yates Golf Course and practice facility located in the historic East Lake community.

East Lake Golf Club is also excited to announce that it has selected the prominent Atlanta-based club management company, Bobby Jones Links (BJL), to manage the golf and food and beverage operations at Charlie Yates Golf Course as well as the renovation project.

"We are honored to support the operations of Charlie Yates Golf Course and bring our management systems, expertise, and resources in addition to our significant experience in golf course maintenance and renovations," said Whitney Crouse, Founding Partner of Bobby Jones Links. "Charlie Yates and Bobby Jones were significant figures in golf, and we are proud to honor their legacy through this partnership."

To assist in the golf course renovations, Charlie Yates Golf Course has hired Medalist Golf to oversee construction. In addition to converting all nine greens and the practice green from Bentgrass to Prizm Zoysia, the renovations will also include several tee repairs, cart path refurbishment, and a restoration of the practice tee on the north end of the practice range.

"We are excited to embark on these new enhancements to the course and customer experience," said Chad Parker, PGA, President and General Manager of East Lake Golf Club. "Bobby Jones Links puts tremendous emphasis on service excellence. Medalist Golf has been involved with our facility for many years. Their familiarity with the course, our team, the neighborhood and our mission make these Atlanta-based companies the perfect partners."

Work on the course will begin in late-May and will conclude by the first week of July when the grow-in process is finished. Upon completion, the course will offer exceptional putting surfaces that are much more heat, shade, and traffic tolerant. The new Prism Zoysia grass greens will offer a highly consistent putting surface year-round.