So Why Towhee Club?

Previously known as King’s Creek Golf Club and re-introduced in 2020 as Towhee Club when a new ownership group committed to making Towhee Club the finest public golf course in Middle Tennessee. Towhee Club, pronounced TOW-hee, marks the renaissance of this hidden gem nestled among the fields and streams of Spring Hill, Tennessee.

A year-round inhabitant of central Tennessee and most of the South, the Eastern Towhee bird is heard far more often than it is seen. The towhee can commonly be found in the undergrowth along the edges of farm fields and backyards of Middle Tennessee. While they are often solitary, the towhee’s distinctive call is a constant reminder of their presence. If you are lucky enough to spot these elusive birds, their ruddy orange and black feathers can be strikingly beautiful.

Just like the bird, Towhee Club might not be the flashiest or most extravagant, but once you catch a glimpse of it, you will not soon forget it. And you’ll want to heed its call to return again and again.