So Why Towhee Club?

Previously known as King’s Creek Golf Club, Towhee Club was reintroduced in 2020 when a new ownership group committed to restoring and elevating the property into one of the finest public golf experiences in Middle Tennessee. Pronounced TOW-hee, Towhee Club represents the renaissance of a hidden gem set among the fields, streams, and rolling farmland of Spring Hill, Tennessee.

At its core, Towhee Club is about golf—pure, thoughtful, and engaging. With five sets of tees ranging from 6,807 yards to 4,658 yards, the course embraces its natural surroundings, offering strategic variety, walkable terrain, and conditions that reward creativity and shot-making. It is a place where the game is respected, where repeat rounds reveal new challenges, and where golfers of all skill levels can find both enjoyment and inspiration.

The club takes its name from the Eastern Towhee, a year-round inhabitant of central Tennessee and much of the South. More often heard than seen, the towhee lives quietly along the edges of fields and woodlands, its distinctive call a steady reminder of its presence. When glimpsed, its striking rust, black, and white markings leave a lasting impression—much like the course itself.

Much like the bird, Towhee Club is not about flash or excess. Its appeal lies in authenticity, character, and a strong sense of place. Once discovered, it stays with you—and like the towhee’s call echoing through the landscape, it draws golfers back again and again.