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Little Mill Country Club is a Garrett Renn designed course that originally opened as an eighteen-hole facility in 1968, with an additional nine holes added in 1974, making it a twenty-seven-hole private facility in Southern New Jersey. The 27-hole layout is carved through the naturally undulating landscape of the New Jersey Pine Barrens. Seven tee options provide a fun and challenging round for all levels of golfers. Along the 9th hole of the white course stands a portion of the original structure of what was once Branin's Mill, part of the Taunton Forge furnace operations owned and operated by colonial Ironmaster Charles Read in 1776.

Little Mill has hosted many of the area's major championships including the Philadelphia Section Championship and the New Jersey State Amateur. In 2008 the club played host to the 107th NJ State Amateur Championship making it the third South Jersey club to host the event in the 100+ year history.