Mirimichi

The Course

Hole by Hole

Navigating the Course

At Mirimichi there are challenges around every fairway bend. Deep pit bunkers. Elevated greens. Seven pristine lakes. Waterfalls and creeks that twist and turn. All provide more than 7,400 yards of championship level golf. Mirimichi makes you think, forces you to react, requires you to be at your best. And that is by design. Five to seven tee boxes are provided on every hole to accommodate all player levels. The greens are large and undulating to challenge the mind and create an exciting finish every time a flag is pulled from the cup.

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Hole1

Hole 1. ADALENIHA

(ah-dah-lay-nee-ha)

This is a fabulous starting hole. A generous landing area for your tee-shot sets up a straightforward approach shot. Read More »

Hole2

Hole 2. GADA-AMA

(gah-dah-ma)

This par 5 offers a good chance at birdie. Read More »

Hole3

Hole 3. NAYU

(nah-you)

This is a long and challenging par 3 that requires precise shot making. Read More »

Hole4

Hole 4: UTSALESDI

(ooh-chaw-lay-sss-dee)

This slight dogleg left features a tight landing area for your tee shot over a bunker Read More »

Hole5

Hole 5: AGALIHA

(ah-gah-lee-ha)

This is a beautiful par 4 that tricks players into thinking it is shorter than it actually is Read More »

Hole6

Hole 6: EQUANI

(eq-wah-nee)

This wonderful risk/reward hole features one of the best tee shot looks on the course Read More »

Hole7

Hole 7: AMAYELI

(ah-ma-yea-lee)

A fairway bunker splits the fairway leaving you with a decision to make on your tee shot Read More »

Hole8

Hole 8: VADALI

(uh-dah-lee)

Another challenging par three. The left side of the green appears to hang into the lake Read More »

Hole9

Hole 9: EGATEGAWI

(ooh-dee-gah-luh-yee)

This is one of the most intimidating driving holes on the course Read More »

Hole10

Hole 10: INADU

(ee-nah-dew)

The fairway on this slight dogleg left, slopes left to right Read More »

Hole11

Hole 11: ASOYA

(ah-sew-yah)

Distance control is the key to this picturesque par 3 Read More »

Hole12

Hole 12: IGOHIDA

(ee-go-he-dah)

A very inviting par 5. The creek meanders up the right side of the hole for the first two shots Read More »

Hole13

Hole 13: GALUNADI

(gah-lew-nah-dee)

This downhill par 3 is one of the most scenic holes on the course Read More »

Hole14

Hole 14: UGEDALIYV

(ooh-gay-dah-lee-yuh)

Another tempting risk/reward hole. This downhill dogleg left is reachable from the tee Read More »

Hole15

Hole 15: TSALUYI

(chaw-lew-yee)

This is the start of four tough closing holes. The fairway on this long par 4 is protected on the left Read More »

Hole16

Hole 16: NILADYYI

(nee-la-duh-yee)

The 16th is one of the most challenging holes of the course. It is a long par four with a creek meandering down the left side Read More »

Hole17

Hole 17: ADAYOHU

(ah-da-yo-huh)

A long dog leg left, it takes two long and accurate shots to reach this green Read More »

Hole18

Hole 18: GETSADI

(gay-chaw-dee)

This hole provides a great opportunity to finish with a birdie, but there is plenty of trouble for the wayward Read More »

Finding the Green

The Cherokee Indians used to say that when we show respect for other living things, they respond with respect for us. This simple, yet powerful creed embodies the philosophy that brought Mirimichi to life. The vision for this special place was not just to build a golf course. Our owners wanted to honor the land and the living eco-system that Mirimichi shares with nature.

Our development team worked closely with Audubon International to ensure that ecologically responsible methods were utilized to enhance water quality, wildlife habitat, and to reduce water and energy consumption. The result? A golf destination that comfortably protects the balance of nature with features that are environmentally forward-thinking.

Some of the ways in which Mirimichi is protecting the environment include:

Golf Course

  • First Audubon International Classic Sanctuary Certified program in the country
  • Reflective coatings on parking lots to reduce the heat footprint
  • Capture and re-utilization of rainwater run-off in surrounding landscape areas
  • Reduced manicured acreage on the golf course from more than 195 acres to less than 100 acres. This is accomplished by the design and implementation of native grass areas, waste bunkers and enhanced water feature acreage
  • A “state of the art” irrigation system that maximizes efficiency of water management; thus reducing water usage
  • Increased lake area and creation of re-circulating creeks to feature scenic vistas and create a habitat environment that supports an entire ecosystem

Future Clubhouse

Mirimichi’s future clubhouse will be designed and constructed utilizing green building and performance measures. These measures will substantially reduce water and energy consumption, protect indoor air quality and occupant health, and use sustainable building materials that include local and recycled materials, as well as reduce the amount of construction waste diverted to area landfills.

Growing the Game

Mirimichi is also home to world-class practice facilities, including a unique 18-hole putting course, a large bunker and chipping short-game practice area and a driving range. Little Mirimichi, a 9-hole, par 35 course, provides a faster, easier and shorter golfing experience and allows golfers an opportunity to learn the game or improve their skill sets. Mirimichi will house an official Callaway Performance Center.

Here, golfers can be custom fit to exacting personal specs with guidance from our highly trained golf instructors using the same Callaway Performance Analysis System that fits professional tour golfers.

Rules & Regulations

  1. Sign in

    All golfers must sign in at the pro shop and pay all applicable green fees before beginning play. Mirimichi guests will be required to complete a short registration process.

  2. Reservations
    • Names of all players are required for starting time reservations. All starting times shall be assigned on a first-come, first-served basis.
    • No group of five (5) players shall be permitted to play without permission of the Golf Professional. Twosomes and singles will be grouped with other players, if available, at times determined by the golf staff. Singles may not reserve starting times.
    • Mirimichi may designate certain playing times for players eighteen (18) years old or younger. Children under the age of fourteen (14) must be accompanied by a parent, guardian or designated child-care person.
    • United States Golf Association (“USGA”) rules govern play, subject to the local rules. Local rules may be amended or superseded anytime by the Golf Professional or the appropriate committee. Local golf course rules will be posted in the pro shop.
  3. Equipment and Attire
    • Every player must have a set of golf clubs and a golf bag. No sharing of clubs shall be permitted.
    • Proper attire is required for all players. Tee shirts, tank tops, halter tops, blue jeans, cutoffs, sweat pants, tennis or other athletic shorts, and bathing suits are not permitted. For men, shirts with collars and sleeves, slacks, and golf shorts with an appropriate inseam such as Bermuda shorts are considered proper attire. For women, dresses, blouses, slacks, and golf shorts with a minimum of six inch (6”) inseam are considered proper attire.
    • No metal spikes may be worn on the golf course or practice areas. Only soft spikes or spikeless golf shoes or other approved shoes shall be worn on the golf course and practice areas.
    • No personal coolers may be brought onto Mirimichi premises.
  4. Golf Course Play
    • All play shall start from the number one tee unless permission to start elsewhere is obtained in advance from the golf staff. All players must check in with the starter.
    • No wading in water hazards is permitted. Balls shall be retrieved only from the banks of water hazards.
    • Wetlands and environmentally sensitive areas as marked by Mirimichi on the golf course should not be entered either by foot or in a golf cart.
    • No player shall have more than one ball in play at any time.
    • All players shall repair ball marks on greens, replace divots or place sand in divots, and smooth sand traps before moving to the next golf hole.
    • All players shall maintain a reasonable rate of play. Golf rounds to be completed in four and one-half (4 ½) hours or less. If you fail to keep pace on the golf course you may be asked to skip one or more holes. Slow groups with an open hole in front of them are encouraged to allow the following group to play through. No more than five (5) minutes may be used to search for lost balls.
    • Golf carts should not be parked in the front of the green or in other areas that will impede the rate of play.
    • Players should leave a hole promptly after that hole has been completed. Scoring of the previous hole should be done on the next tee box.
    • Players shall observe the rules of golf etiquette as adopted by the USGA at all times.