Little Mill Country Club sits in Marlton, a suburban community in Burlington County in southern New Jersey, roughly twenty miles east of Philadelphia. The club operates two nine-hole courses—Blue and Red—that combine to form an eighteen-hole layout designed by Garrett J. Renn. Renn, a regional architect active in the mid-twentieth century, worked primarily in the Mid-Atlantic states and designed courses that typically reflect the practical, member-focused sensibilities of that era. His layouts tend to emphasize playability and strategic variety within the natural constraints of their sites. The Blue/Red combination at Little Mill plays through gently rolling terrain characteristic of the New Jersey Piedmont, with mature tree-lined fairways and modest elevation changes that add visual interest and strategic dimension to the routing. The course serves a private membership drawn largely from the surrounding suburban communities of South Jersey. Water features and bunkers positioned at key decision points create risk-reward scenarios on several holes, while the tree corridors demand accuracy from the tee and on approach shots. Little Mill functions as a traditional country club with facilities that support both golf and social activities for its members. The club maintains a low profile in regional golf circles, focusing on providing a consistent playing experience and community atmosphere rather than pursuing tournament hosting or national rankings. The Blue/Red pairing offers a straightforward test of golf suited to regular member play and club competitions.