Overview
Killearn Club, formerly Killearn Golf & Country Club, is the golf club of the Killearn Estates neighborhood in Tallahassee. Its original course, completed in 1969, hosted the PGA Tour's Tallahassee Open in the 1970s.
After years of decline, the club was bought by David Cummings, who funded a full redesign by architect Chris Wilczynski that began in September 2022, along with a new clubhouse, pool and racquet facilities. It now operates as a private club with an 18-hole Camellia Course, a nine-hole Clover Course, six Hydro-Clay tennis courts and nine pickleball courts.
Golf
| Course | Holes | Par | Yards | Architect | Opened |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Camellia CourseOriginal 18 holes completed in 1969; redesigned starting in 2022. | 18 | — | — | Chris Wilczynski (redesign) | 1969 |
| Clover CourseNine-hole course included in all membership plans. | 9 | — | — | — | — |
Membership
Private club; family memberships only (Clover, Camellia and Ambassador plans), each requiring an application and review. Guests must be accompanied by a member.
The Community
Killearn Estates, a planned community begun in 1964, with subdivisions built around the golf course.
Sources
Photo Credits
- Fountain and palms beside a manicured green (representative) — Cfmyers, CC0 1.0, source
- Pond reflecting tall pines on a golf course (representative) — Gamweb, CC BY-SA 3.0, source
- Sunlight through palms onto a quiet green (representative) — PattayaPatrol, CC BY-SA 4.0, source
- Pool at dusk beneath palm trees (representative) — rawpixel.com, CC0 1.0, source
- Aerial view of club tennis courts (representative) — rawpixel.com, CC0 1.0, source
- Restaurant terrace overlooking the water (representative) — rawpixel.com, CC0 1.0, source
Information compiled from public sources and last checked October 2026. Details such as membership terms change often; please confirm directly with the club.