An air-base course that grew into Clark’s golf address.
Before Clark became a freeport it was a United States air base, and the golf course that served it is now Mimosa Plus. Filinvest bought the property in 2016 and has turned it into the most complete golf stay in the Clark area: two 18-hole courses, a two-deck practice range, night golf and the 304-room Quest Plus hotel on the estate. Clark International Airport is about ten minutes from the hotel, which makes a same-day arrival round realistic. Destination Golf reported in 2025 that the World Golf Awards had named it the best course in the Philippines three years in a row.
Mimosa Plus Golf Course (Clark Mimosa Golf & Country Club) green fees and tee times.
Mimosa Plus is open to the public, and the club takes tee-time bookings and payment through its own site, mimosagolf.com. On Primer’s 2018–19 rate list, rounds booked ahead cost several hundred pesos less than walk-in rates, so reserve rather than turning up. Golfasian also arranges confirmed tee times, on their own or inside a Clark package, and takes groups of up to five. The course is open daily, roughly from 06:00 to 18:00, with the floodlit Acacia nine extending the day. Green fees change by season and between weekdays and weekends, and no current rate card is published online, so get a written quote from the club or your agent first. KKday also sells Mimosa green fees as a prepaid voucher.
The round, in perspective.
Honolulu architects Nelson & Haworth designed the courses that opened in 1992, and the same firm returned to redesign them in 2018. The Mountainview course is a par 70, which Golfasian calls the more challenging of the pair, set against the foothills in the shadow of Mount Pinatubo. The Acacia Lakeview course is a par 72 and the one Golfasian singles out for its scenery. Golfasian puts the two courses at roughly 6,050 and 6,100 yards, so neither is long by modern standards, but the greens are large and gently contoured and the whole property is Zoysia grass, fairways and greens alike. Away from the playing corridors, Golfasian says, the ground is kept as wildlife sanctuary holding over 5,000 species of plants and animals. Nine holes of the Acacia course are floodlit, the only night golf in Clark.
Know before you go.
Open
Daily, about 06:00 to 18:00, plus night golf on nine Acacia holes
Booking
mimosagolf.com or an agent
Group size
Up to five players (Golfasian)
Cart rental
PHP 1,400, as listed by Golfasian
Club rental
PHP 2,000 a set, as listed by Golfasian
Make the trip work.
Two rounds here make an easy first and last day of a Clark week, one on each course. Play the Mountainview early, when the climb towards Pinatubo is cooler, and keep the Acacia for a late start that runs into the floodlit holes. The new two-deck, 48-bay range and academy, run by PGA professional Stuart Hurstfield, is the best place in Clark to shake off a long flight. A Crimson hotel and casino is due on the estate in 2027, so expect some building work nearby until then.
Clark International Airport (CRK) is about ten minutes by car, and it has direct flights from Singapore, Bangkok, Hong Kong, Seoul, Tokyo, Dubai and Qatar. From Manila the drive is around 80 km, about two hours up the North Luzon Expressway depending on traffic. Angeles City is about 25 minutes away. A rail link from Manila to Clark was under construction when Destination Golf reported on the area in 2025. KKday lists the course 9.1 km, or about 16 minutes, from the airport terminal.
Quest Plus Conference Center sits beside the course, with 304 rooms, and was named the country’s best golf hotel at the World Golf Awards. That makes it the obvious base if golf is the point of the trip. Larger international hotels are spread across the freeport a few minutes’ drive away, and Angeles City has cheaper rooms and late-night restaurants if you want them.
Make a trip of it.
Clark has about a dozen courses within an hour of the airport. FA Korea Country Club is in the same freeport, and Beverly Place in Mexico, Pampanga, is about 40 minutes east. Golfasian’s amateur event in February 2025, which drew 56 golfers from 13 countries, paired Mimosa with Pradera Verde and Subic Bay International. Off the course, Angeles City is known across the Philippines for sisig, and guided 4x4 and hiking trips leave the Clark area for the crater lake of Mount Pinatubo.
Find your season.
Aim for the dry months, roughly November to April. December to February brings the most comfortable mornings. March to May is hot, and the southwest monsoon from roughly June to October brings heavy afternoon rain and the risk of typhoons, so keep a spare day in the plan if you travel then.
Yes. Mimosa Plus is open to the public every day. You can reserve and pay for a tee time through mimosagolf.com, or ask an agent such as Golfasian. Walk-ins are possible but have paid more than booked rounds.
Is there night golf at Mimosa?
Yes. Nine holes of the Acacia Lakeview course are floodlit, the only night golf in Clark and one of two night golf facilities in the Philippines according to a 2025 industry report. Ask for the evening tee times when you book.
How far is Mimosa from Clark airport?
About ten to fifteen minutes by car. Destination Golf puts the Quest Plus hotel on the estate ten minutes from the airport, and KKday lists 9.1 km to the course. From central Manila allow around two hours by road.
Which Mimosa course should I play?
Both are short by modern standards. Golfasian rates the par-70 Mountainview as the tougher test, while the par-72 Acacia Lakeview is the scenic one and has the floodlit nine for an evening round.
Last checked 11 November 2026. This is an independent planning guide, not a first-hand review or a booking service. Check live availability, access, fees and travel details with the operator before booking. Airport suggestions are starting points for route planning.
