Westhaven Golf Club sits in Franklin, Tennessee, a rapidly growing suburb south of Nashville. The course was designed by Arthur Hills with associates Steve Forrest and Chris Wilczynski, part of the Hills design firm's work during the residential golf development boom of the 2000s. The layout serves a master-planned community and reflects the firm's approach to integrating golf with housing while working within the rolling terrain characteristic of Middle Tennessee. The property features the gently undulating topography common to the Nashville Basin region, with fairways routed through native hardwoods and around natural drainage corridors. Hills and his team incorporated elevation changes and strategic bunkering to create variety across the eighteen holes, with several holes playing along ridgelines that offer views of the surrounding countryside. Water features appear on multiple holes, typical of residential course design in this era and region. The course serves primarily as an amenity for the Westhaven community, one of the larger new urbanist developments in the Franklin area. The club operates within the context of suburban Nashville golf, where courses balance playability for a range of skill levels with enough challenge to maintain member interest. Franklin's proximity to Nashville and its historical character as a Civil War site give the area a distinct identity, though the golf course itself is a modern addition to the landscape rather than a facility with deep competitive history.