About Mimosa Hills Golf and Country Club

Like green spokes, the fairways of Mimosa Hills Golf and Country Club spread radially from a gleaming white clubhouse—the course's stately and welcoming hub. The layout is the work of the famous Donald Ross, one of the few course architects to achieve something approaching household-name status. His magnum opus, Pinehurst No. 2, had already been around for a good 30 years before he started in on Mimosa Hills in 1929. The architect was drawn to the site's natural layout as well as the Blue Ridge Mountains skyline that rises up dramatically above the treetops. Much like Pinehurst, the course has survived the test of time: the North Carolina Golf Panel—an association of industry professionals and critics—placed the course 69th on its 2009 list of the top 100 courses in the state.