Bobby Jones' former Buckhead mansion on the market for $9.8 million

Zoom in: The 5-bedroom, 6-bath Tuxedo Park home has been refurbished (the 100-year-old red oak paneled walls in Jones' study have been reborn) and stretched (expansions to the historic home including a terrace level with golf simulator brings the total footprint to 7,800 square feet).

Catch up quick: In 1930, the city of Atlanta awarded Jones the home after he surprised the golfing world by winning all major championships, Bonneau Ansley of Ansley Real Estate Christie's International, the listing's broker, said in a statement.

• After Jones' death in 1971, former Georgia Gov. Carl Sanders and his family called the house surrounded by mature trees their home.

Fun fact: The design team that oversaw the makeover tapped drone footage of Augusta National's 12th hole to create the putting green in the back yard.

What they're saying: Ansley called the house "an extraordinary piece of Atlanta history."

• "[I]magine having cocktails in your speakeasy and study, where the legendary Bobby Jones dreamed up Augusta National and The Masters Tournament."