Mimosa Golf Country Club

Holes 18 | Par 72 | Length 0 m / 0 y | Type Parkland | Architect

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Water hazard Mimosa Golf Country Club, Clark, Philippines

Tree-lined fairways Mimosa Golf Country Club, Clark, Philippines

Mimosa Golf and Country Club, is located in the shadow of Mount Pinatubo, on part of the ex-American Clark Air Base. Close to the city of Angeles, in the Pampanga region of the Philippines, Mimosa Golf and Country Club is very accessible from the country’s capital city, Manila. This provides the option of either staying in Angeles and making the short journey to the golf course, staying in Manila and making the 90 minute drive up the North Expressway or staying in one of the 125 luxurious villas, within the resort itself.

Situated in the foothills of Mount Pinatubo, Mimosa Golf and Country Club takes advantage of the natural landscape, which was formed following a volcanic eruption. The gently rolling, parkland style course, was designed by Robin Nelson, in 1994, who having removed much of the ash from the previous, 18-hole golf course, added a further nine holes, to make 27 in total. The final nine holes were added shortly after, to complete the course which is there today.

As the name of the golf club suggests, Mimosa trees, which are also known as rain trees, are in abundance throughout the golf course. These form many of the new fairways and there are literally thousands of them framing the course.

There are two distinct golf courses to play at Mimosa Golf and Country Club. The Mountain Course, which plays at a par of 72 and has an overall length of 6,782 yards and the Acacia and Lakes Course, which plays to 6,546 yards and is also a par-72.

The fairways are generally quite forgiving and the well-manicured greens run true. The course has been designed to allow golfers, of all abilities, to enjoy a good round but also remain testing for the seasoned golfer, by playing off the championship tees. Perhaps the pick of the holes, the par-4 7^th hole on the Mountain Course, features a shot over a volcanic ash creek, to reach the fairway.

In addition to two golf courses, Mimosa Golf and Country Club boast a club house, with lockers, steam rooms, a sauna and whirlpool. There is also a restaurant, tee houses, pro-shop, driving range and putting green, in addition to the CCA Golf Academy. To make the most of playing at Mimosa Golf and Country Club, why not stay in one the villas? They are fully air conditioned, with complimentary tea and coffee and daily housekeeping services.

With 36 holes to play, the Mimosa Golf and Country Club makes a great place to stay and enjoy a weekend of golfing action.

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Condition 4.2
Facilities 4.5
Pace of play 4.2
Service 4.5
Overall 4.3
Review Score 4.3
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Mimosa Golf Country Club - Course Reviews 6 reviews

A warm day and a bit slow at times. Caddies good fun, guys I got teamed up with were good fun

Reviewed by Robert Gerrard; on 19 Mar 2026

No complaints about the course at all, just my play! Hit many a bunker but sand really good quality.

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Condition 4
Facilities 4
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Overall 4
Review Score 4

Course is well maintained and beautiful greens. played at the mountain and valley courses. Mountain course is very scenic.

Reviewed by Rama; on 18 Nov 2024

The caddie fees is to be paid direct to the caddie and not during registration. The buggy fees is Php750 per player.

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Condition 5
Facilities 4
Pace of play 4
Service 4
Overall 4
Review Score 4.2

Better than expected

Reviewed by Jun Reina; on 31 May 2024

I had read some pretty bad reviews about the condition of this course. I last played it over 20 years ago. This time around we played both courses and I thoroughly enjoyed both of them. Mountainview is longer and more challenging but has a much better and challenging layout. Acacia is more of a resort course and is the busier of the two. We played Mountainview in 3 hours on a Friday morning... nobody in front of us. It took us a little over 4 at Acacia on Saturday morning and it felt like we were waiting on every hole so the pace here is pretty good. Facilities are good although service at the clubhouse restaurant could use some improvement. Had a great experience with very knowledgeable and fun caddies.

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Condition 4
Facilities 4
Pace of play 5
Service 4
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Review Score 4.2

Great golf experience!

Reviewed by Jun Reina; on 31 May 2024

We had the opportunity to play both Mimosa Courses... Mountainview and Acacia. Acacia is busier and is more of a "resort" course. Much easier with less hazards. Mountainview for me was a much better track. More challenging and a nicer course layout. It is also less busy and we finished the round in a little over 3 hours.

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Condition 5
Facilities 5
Pace of play 5
Service 5
Overall 5
Review Score 5

The course was great. Layout was interesting albeit a bit short on white tee. Green speed was a tad slow .

Reviewed by Peter; on 23 Nov 2023

Everything was great except that the course did not respect the tee times allocated. Our tee time was 1306 and we arrived at the tee box at 1250 and to our horror, there were 6 flights on queue and flights were let go on a first-come, first-served basis. As a result, we teed off at 1340 and could not finish the 18 holes due to sunset at 1730. To be improved.

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