TimberCreek Golf Club sits in Daphne, Alabama, along the eastern shore of Mobile Bay in Baldwin County. The facility features two eighteen-hole courses—Magnolia and Dogwood—designed by Earl Stone, a regional architect who worked extensively throughout the Gulf Coast states during the latter decades of the twentieth century. Stone's designs in this area typically emphasize playability across different skill levels while working with the natural pine and hardwood forests characteristic of coastal Alabama. The Magnolia and Dogwood courses occupy rolling terrain with moderate elevation changes, a notable feature in a region otherwise known for relatively flat topography. Both routings move through corridors of mature longleaf pines, live oaks, and the namesake flowering trees, with water hazards appearing on several holes. The layout takes advantage of natural drainage patterns and incorporates wetland areas that are common to properties near the Mobile-Tensaw River Delta system. TimberCreek operates as a semi-private facility, offering both member and daily-fee play. The club serves the residential communities that have developed in the Daphne area as the eastern shore has grown in population over recent decades. The courses provide a traditional parkland experience with tree-lined fairways and greens that reflect Stone's straightforward design philosophy, emphasizing strategic shot placement over severe hazards or dramatic architectural features.