Little Mill Country Club

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the real challenge at Little Mill, and what should I look out for?

You'll quickly discover Little Mill's true test lies in its deceptively sloped greens; they're faster than they look, especially on holes 7 and 14. Pay close attention to your approach shots, because a miss on the wrong side means a very challenging up-and-down. The course demands precision, not just power, so plan your shots carefully.

When's the best time of year to play Little Mill for prime conditions?

We always recommend playing Little Mill in early fall, typically late September through October. The course conditions are usually pristine after the summer heat, and the cooler air makes for a much more comfortable walk. Plus, the surrounding foliage provides a stunning backdrop to your round.

Is Little Mill worth the green fee, and what kind of experience can I expect?

Absolutely, Little Mill offers a fantastic value for a private club experience, especially if you can snag a guest rate. You're paying for meticulously maintained fairways and greens, plus a friendly, unpretentious atmosphere that makes you feel right at home. It's a classic, enjoyable round without any stuffiness.

What's Little Mill's signature hole, or a unique feature I shouldn't miss?

Keep an eye out for the par-3 12th hole; it's a real beauty and a beast. With water guarding the front and right, and a subtle back-to-front slope on the green, club selection is paramount here if you want to avoid a big number. It's a memorable challenge that perfectly encapsulates the course's character.

How's the pace of play at Little Mill, and any tips for getting a smooth round in?

Pace of play at Little Mill is generally excellent, especially if you aim for a mid-morning tee time on a weekday. The course design encourages a good flow, but be mindful of those challenging greens - they can slow things down if you're not decisive with your putts. Trust your reads and keep things moving.