Set against the stunning foothill mountains of Clark, Pampanga, golfers are in for a visual treat and spectacular play at Mimosa Plus Golf Course. This premier golf destination in the Philippines is home to two 18-hole, par 72 courses that are open for ALL golf beginners, enthusiasts and professionals. Everyone's welcome to experience the award-winning golf course in the Philippines.

WELCOME TO MIMOSA PLUS

Experience the challenge and allure of Mountainview's opening hole, an immediate test of your skills. A well-executed sweeping draw off the tee is the ideal approach, setting the tone for the course ahead. As you consider your layup strategy, be mindful of the strategic bunkers that flank the right-hand side of the fairway. A calculated approach to the green is essential; while its width provides some respite, its narrowness demands precision. Beware of the thoughtfully positioned run-offs that lie in wait.

Hole 1

Transitioning from the first hole, a succinct par three beckons amidst the wild grass and cogon areas. Here, the green's dimensions remain slender, emphasizing the need for accuracy on your approach. A meandering creek that winds in front of the green adds an additional layer of challenge and strategic consideration.

Hole 2

Stepping onto the third hole, you encounter a dogleg-right par four from an elevated tee. The out-of-bounds on the left and the creek on the right compel precision off the tee. Approaching the green, though it may seem straightforward, the continued presence of the creek beyond, along with a strategically placed deep bunker to the left, demand careful thought in executing your approach shot.

Hole 3

Moving to the fourth hole, a series of opportunities for solid scores begins. The focal point is a centuries-old acacia tree positioned about fifty yards short of the green in the fairway. While the green itself is flat, the uphill approach and the presence of several bunkers for shots that fall slightly short ensure that precision remains essential for a favourable outcome.

Hole 4

Following a moment of refreshment at one of the tee houses, the par five of the fifth hole beckons. Stretching impressively in length and alignment, this hole requires a straight tee shot to navigate the well-placed bunkers on both sides. The temptation to reach the expansive downhill green in two shots is balanced by a newly established bunker ready to catch errant approaches. Mastery of the large, multi-sloped green with its distinctive platforms becomes the key to a successful hole.

Hole 5

Yet another short par three emerges at the sixth hole, where water is a feature but not an overpowering obstacle. The elevated tee offers a scenic view of the green, framed naturally by the surrounding landscape. The segmented green, when approached with precision, sets up more manageable putts, highlighting the importance of finding the optimal landing spots.

Hole 6

The seventh hole introduces a creek crossing as a pivotal element for those teeing off from the Gold, Blue, and White tees at Mimosa Plus. The fairway's trajectory, framed by iconic acacia trees, challenges players to navigate strategically. The approach to the green, slightly uphill, requires meticulous consideration, with a bunker awaiting shots that stray left and subtle slopes ready to challenge those veering to the right.

Hole 7

The eighth hole, a lengthy par three, is characterized by extensive bunkering on both sides of the green. Surprisingly, a slightly long tee shot becomes preferable to set up a more manageable up-and-down. The green's spacious layout, complemented by subtle undulations, demands a skilful touch.

Hole 8

Formerly a par five and now a demanding par four, the ninth hole poses a formidable challenge. A tee shot that hugs the left side confronts a bunker along the fairway, while the green is flanked by a historic acacia tree on the right and a substantial bunker on the left. Negotiating the two-tiered green, taking the pronounced slope into account, is crucial for securing an advantageous putting position.

Hole 9

The transformation of the tenth hole from a par four to a par five enhances its intrigue. Generous off the tee, it narrows dramatically as you approach the green. A water hazard on the left and a constellation of bunkers on the right test your accuracy and strategic decision-making. The elongated, subtly partitioned green, with its central tier offering a unique challenge, shapes the outcome of this compelling hole.

Hole 10

A compact par four reveals its complexities on the eleventh hole. A commanding acacia tree marks the left side of the fairway, while well-placed bunkers await any errant shots to the right. The creek reemerges as you approach the green, its steep bank demanding a well-executed crossing. Negotiating the pronounced middle slope of the green presents its own set of challenges in putting.

Hole 11

The twelfth hole commences a stretch of formidable challenges, characterized by its extended par four layout and invitingly wide fairway. However, precision remains a prerequisite, with bunkers, though not heavily in play, dotting the landscape. The approach, typically executed with a long iron or wood, must contend with bunkers on the left and run-off areas to the right. The narrow, multi-tiered green adds a layer of complexity to the scoring equation.

Hole 12

Strategic thinking takes centre stage on the thirteenth hole, a par five that rewards careful planning. Bunkers line the left side of the fairway, tempting players to favour the right, yet this sets up a challenging second shot over water. Should you choose to lay up, a prominent tree guarding the front left of the green demands attention. The three-tiered green, sloping from front to back, requires both skill and precision for a successful approach.

Hole 13

Resting momentarily at the tee house, the fourteenth hole unveils itself as a lengthy par three, especially from the gold tees. With subtle undulations, the green demands precision, while strategically placed bunkers at the front and back test your ability to navigate the distances accurately. An achievement of par is noteworthy on this captivating hole.

Hole 14

The fifteenth hole exudes beauty and demands a comprehensive display of accuracy. Negotiating the tee shot between a bunker on the left and an acacia tree on the right is just the beginning. The creek that winds through the hole adds complexity, prompting thoughtful decisions, including laying up. The green's varied slopes underscore the importance of choosing the right position for a favourable putt.

Hole 15

Heralding the signature hole of Mountainview and Mimosa Plus, the sixteenth hole is a modest in length but mighty in challenge. An island green beckons, testing even the most seasoned players' accuracy. The wide yet narrow green is bisected by a pronounced slope, and balls landing on the right side are at risk of a watery fate.

Hole 16

The seventeenth hole offers risk and reward, particularly for those with impressive driving prowess. A 250+ yard drive is required to clear the creek, presenting a daring option. However, the more pragmatic play involves laying up short of the creek. The uphill second shot is met with bunkers and requires a skilful approach to the green. The green itself features multiple knolls that can challenge your short game skills.

Hole 17

Concluding the round on the uphill eighteenth, Tiger Woods famously highlighted his prowess with a driver and three wood. The tee shot demands precision to avoid a cluster of bunkers on the left, while avoiding the right side, guarded by an imposing acacia tree, is equally important. Bunkers continue to come into play during the approach. The green, positioned below the player, presents a collection of swales that put your skills to the test until the very end of the round.

Hole 18

The Mountainview Course

Prepare for an engaging round at Acacia Golf Course within the exquisite Mimosa Plus Golf enclave. Commencing from the elevated first tee, players are greeted by a gentle dogleg that epitomizes the course's recent renovation, boasting Zoysia Zeon Fairways and Zoysia Trinity Greens. As you journey down the expansive fairway, the presence of Acacia trees and untamed plantations create a serene atmosphere. The slightly elevated green at the second shot offers a spacious target to master.

A tantalizing risk-reward opportunity unveils itself on the second hole, where long hitters contemplate reaching the green in one shot. However, the approach narrows, flanked by a creek on the left and bunkers guarding the front left and right of the green. Opting for a prudent layup strategy and employing a short iron for the approach, players navigate the two-tiered green with precision, striving for an accomplished score.

Though modest in length, the third hole poses a rigorous test. Playing 115 yards from the blue tee, a creek accompanies your journey to the green's edge. The green, while wide, maintains a narrow profile, with vigilant bunkers prepared to challenge shots that exceed their mark. Here, no easy escapes are granted.

Embarking on the fourth hole, a challenging uphill tee shot awaits, with a sizable bunker guarding the top of the slope. Upon surmounting this challenge, the fairway slopes gracefully from right to left, descending to the once-moist creek area. Careful consideration is needed for the green, adorned with intricate slopes and bolstered by bunkers on the right.

The par five fifth hole, marked by formidable lakes on the right side then left side of the fairway, entices golfers to negotiate carefully. Those opting to lay up may find the secondary lake short of the green coming into play. Manoeuvring the narrow approach to the green, featuring a considerable length and necessitating prudent club selection, remains pivotal. Attention to ball placement is paramount to avoid the hazard of the scrub land that lies beyond.

A testing par three greets players at the sixth hole, as water runs alongside the left while the green clings to the slope. Measuring 168 yards from the blue tee, a mid to long iron becomes requisite to secure placement on the elevated green. This suspended green boasts slopes on either side and a subtle hump within, demanding deft handling.

The seventh hole demands a strategic tee shot, with bunkers strategically positioned on both flanks, further accompanied by a formidable Acacia tree on the right. Negotiating the second shot, which descends slightly to a sizable green, introduces another set of challenges. Missing the green to the rear poses a risk as slopes are primed to carry the ball off the surface.

For the longer hitters on the eighth hole, prudent club selection is essential to avoid the creek, which enters play around 280 yards. The downhill fairway aids in distance, and a well-judged second shot can overcome the creek, leading to a two-tiered green. Bunkers lining the right flank heighten the challenge, reminding players that the hole, though deceptively simple on the scorecard, demands careful navigation.

Hole nine ushers’ players back to the clubhouse, presenting a continuous challenge with bunkers dotting the entire path. The green, positioned slightly askew, is both wide and narrow. Precision is key for an advantageous second shot that sets the stage for an approach and putt in pursuit of an ideal outcome.

After indulging in refreshments, the downhill par four of the tenth hole beckons with its broad fairway sloping from left to right. The approach is facilitated by a downhill slope leading to an elevated green. Cautious shot placement is warranted, avoiding the right side as the slope directs the ball toward the water. The green, fashioned in two tiers, adds an extra layer of complexity to this short yet captivating hole.

The eleventh hole, once a par three and now a risk-reward par four, offers strategic intricacies. Teeing off with an accurate shot is paramount, threading between a sizeable Acacia tree and strategically placed bunkers. Laying up to the corner apex grants a clear path to the green, but insufficient distance may bring the tree into play. Negotiating the two-tiered green with its pronounced slopes proves a worthy challenge.

A short par 4 yet being on the correct side of the fairway is key to being able to make birdie or an easy par. Bunkers line the left of the fairway with a bunker in the landing area on the right. The narrow green is protected by bunkers, the green itself is oddly shaped with several humps running through it, which means hitting the middle of the green will not always leave an easy two putt.&nbsp;

A slightly uphill par three on the thirteenth hole necessitates a well-judged club selection, often requiring more club than anticipated. The green, divided into two tiers with a substantial slope linking them, poses a challenge. Recovery from a tee shot veering left entails a daunting uphill journey to the green, which slopes away, underlining the significance of par on this testing hole.

The fourteenth hole extends six hundred yards from the back tees, creating a three-shot par five even for the longest hitters. Teeing off, one must evade the bunkers to the left of the fairway and wild grass areas to the right. Strategizing the second shot becomes pivotal, involving a bold attempt to clear water or a prudent layup. The approach demands accuracy as the severe slope between the two tiers necessitates a calculated landing. A five on the card is a victory to savour.

The 165-yard par three of the fifteenth hole maintains the course's unyielding challenges. Once a par four and now redesigned, the green is flanked by contoured bunkers, with sections segmented to create varied slopes. This hole offers birdie potential yet underestimating it can lead to unanticipated challenges.

The sixteenth hole emerges as Acacia's signature, previously positioned to the left of a large lake, yet rerouted to the right to accommodate development. A strategically placed trees and bunkers guard the tee shot, and the second shot tempts players to brave the water. The green, substantial, and positioned across tiers, features challenging bunkers around it. Players must navigate all to master this signature hole.

The seventeenth hole, spanning 358 yards, demands strategic play. Despite the initially broad fairway, it narrows significantly around 260 yards, intensifying the challenge. Longer hitters may opt for an iron off the tee, while the approach involves a narrowed entrance and a green encircled by water and bunkers. The green's undulations will challenge your putting proficiency.

Closing the round on the 18th hole offers a gratifying finale. With bunkers strategically strewn along the fairway and in front of the expansive green, careful shot placement becomes pivotal. Aiming for the back or right side of the green presents the optimal approach, as the green, tiered into two sections, offers a dynamic finish to a challenging yet rewarding course.

The Acacia Course

ACACIA COURSE

MOUNTAINVIEW COURSE

FULL COURSE LAYOUT

Mimosa Plus Golf is thrilled to announce the arrival of 50 brand-new golf carts from Golf Carts Philippines - Club Car, the world's leading golf cart company. These state-of-the-art carts are all set for immediate use and ready to elevate guests’ golfing experience. Stay tuned for an added bonus - the installation of Visage GPS is just around the corner, bringing an innovative escapade, enhanced navigation and convenience for a pleasant and enjoyable drive inside the golf course. Hop on board and enjoy a smoother, more advanced ride at Mimosa Plus.

Brand-new golf carts arrive at Mimosa Plus Golf Course

<h2>Mimosa Plus Becomes First GEO-Certified Golf Course in the Philippines</h2>Mimosa Plus Golf Course in Clark, Pampanga has become the first course in the Philippines to achieve a GEO Certified® status.

Latest News

<h2>2024 Mimosa Invitational</h2>Take a look at the aficionados who wrapped up the 2024 Mimosa Plus Golf Week with a fantastic Invitational.

Tournaments

<h2>Unleash your inner champion at the Philippines' best golf course</h2>Book your tournament with us.