This is a 36-hole golf course inside the Filinvest Mimosa+ Leisure City on Mimosa Drive in the Clark Freeport Zone. The course was laid out like a park on the grounds of a former U.S. military base and is now run by Filinvest. It is known as a place where Tiger Woods played in 1998, and in 2022–2023 it won awards in the Philippine golf course category. Since 2025, lights have been installed on the Acacia course so you can also play night rounds.
The course is divided into the Mountain View 18 holes and the Acacia Lake View 18 holes. The flat, wide-open Acacia Lake View is comfortable even for beginners, while many say Mountain View is long, hilly, and tricky to play. Many reviews praise the scenery, with huge old acacia trees lining both sides of the fairways and views of the mountains and lake. However, there are also consistent complaints that the fairways are hard, some spots show bare ground, and the greens are poorly maintained. Several reviews say the caddies are friendly and read the greens well, but some say they were unskilled at their job.
Many say the clubhouse is clean and the food and coffee are decent. It has locker rooms, shower facilities, a 48-bay driving range, a golf academy, and a pro shop, and you can also rent clubs. There is also a stay-and-play package that includes accommodation at the nearby Quest Plus Conference Center.
For Acacia Lake View, the online booking green fee is ₱3,618.18 for 18 holes and ₱2,534.55 for 9 holes. You need to inquire separately about Mountain View rates. A cart is ₱1,400 for two people sharing one cart, and the caddie fee is ₱675 per person. The half-day package, which bundles 18 holes, a cart, and two meals, is ₱6,100 on weekdays and ₱6,700 on weekends. Several reviews mention a separate minimum food and beverage spend (consumable), and some say the rates are expensive for the condition of the course.
The most common complaint is slow play. Many reviews say tee-offs were delayed by an hour or two and that waiting at every hole meant it took nearly half a day to finish 18 holes. It was reportedly especially bad on weekends and on tournament days. According to Google Maps popular times, the busiest period is around 2–4 p.m. on Saturdays, and it also tends to be busy on Sunday afternoons and during the daytime on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Mondays are relatively quiet. Before booking, it's better to check the tournament schedule and choose a weekday if possible. Some reviews say they booked tee times through the website or Facebook Messenger. Several reviews say the caddie fee and caddie tip are handed directly to the caddie rather than going through the counter. Some reviews also mention golf bags being mixed up or clubs going missing after a round, so be sure to check your belongings before you leave.
According to Google Maps, there is wheelchair-accessible parking, entrance, restrooms, and seating. Reviews say it is close to Clark International Airport and the hotels in the city, with casinos and resorts clustered across the road. Maison Matcha café is about 350 m away. You can make inquiries by phone, Facebook, or the website.
Information verified: November 2026 (based on internet reputation cards, Google Maps, Google reviews, Naver blogs, Tistory, Facebook, and YouTube reviews). Rates and course operations may change, so please check before visiting.
