Towhee Club, carved into the rolling hills south of Nashville, possesses a quiet pedigree – a modern classic that rewards strategic play over raw power. The course navigates the terrain with canny doglegs and subtly undulating fairways, offering glimpses of the surrounding Tennessee landscape at nearly every turn. Long considered a shot-maker's haven, Towhee subtly favors those who can work the ball, especially with a fade, while avoiding its well-placed bunkers. Designed by a notable architect from the modern era, the course avoids penal features for a more strategic and thoughtful design. The course is challenging for all levels of play and keeps even the best golfers on their toes. Towhee is renowned locally for its close-knit membership, drawn from the Nashville area and beyond, offering a welcoming, yet discerning atmosphere. Members boast of the burger at the turn which has garnered a cult-like following, being one of the main reasons for joining Towhee, in addition to its challenging layout.