The Noonan Golf Facility is Georgia Tech's dedicated men's golf practice complex in Atlanta rather than a conventional golf course. Georgia Tech officially opened the 13-acre facility on February 17, 2017, giving the Yellow Jackets a permanent training base close to campus where players can work on multiple parts of their games. The project was supported through private fundraising, with alumni Kim P.
Noonan and Thomas E. Noonan playing leading roles in the fundraising effort and the facility carrying the Noonan family name. Because the site is a collegiate practice facility, it does not operate as a public daily-fee course and has no normal green fees, rated tees, par, course rating or slope.
The course originally opened in 2017. It is a private members-only club. On-site facilities include Practice Facility, Short Game Practice Area, Putting Practice Area, Team Training Facility.
Georgia Tech developed the complex to give its golf program a permanent practice facility close to its Midtown Atlanta campus. Fundraising was led in significant part by alumni Kim and Thomas Noonan along with other donors and supporters.
The 13-acre complex officially opened on February 17, 2017, beginning what Georgia Tech described as a new era for the men's golf program.
The Noonan Golf Facility remains a Georgia Tech athletics training facility rather than a public golf course.
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