1922

Tumble Brook Country Club was named for the brook that flows through the Club property. It was incorporated and organized in October 1922, and was largely an outgrowth of a social group known as the Touro Club. Shortly thereafter, the Club purchased the 155-acre R.G. Miller farm in Bloomfield. Willie Park, one of the foremost golf course architects of the time, was commissioned to design the first nine-hole course and construction was then started.