Mirimichi Golf Course

Millington, Tennessee

Public Course · 18 Holes · Par 72 · 7,061 yds · $35–$65 · 4.2

Justin Timberlake's childhood course north of Memphis, Mirimichi underwent a complete eco-friendly renovation and became one of the most environmentally sustainable golf courses in America. The John Floyd design through rolling North Memphis terrain features native plantings, organic maintenance, and a commitment to environmental stewardship.

History & Heritage

Originally built in 1965, Mirimichi was purchased by Justin Timberlake and his family, who invested a reported $16 million in a complete eco-friendly renovation. It became the first golf course in the Americas certified as green and sustainable by the Golf Environment Organization (GEO) in 2010.

The renovation introduced rainwater drainage, solar panels, organic turf care, and extensive native plantings. Also spawned Mirimichi Green, a separate sustainable turf care product company. Features "Little Mirimichi," a 9-hole par-35 executive course.

Signature Holes

Hole 14 Par 4 · 420 yards

Part of the stronger back nine featuring deep pit bunkers, elevated greens, and a meandering creek providing both aesthetics and strategic defense. The eco-renovation transformed every hole into a showcase of sustainable design.

What to Expect

Public par 72 stretching over 7,400 yards with 5-8 tee boxes per hole. Large, undulating greens, native grassland areas, and waterfalls throughout. The sustainable maintenance approach (organic products, native plantings) creates a course that looks and plays differently from conventional layouts.

Public at $35-65 north of Memphis.

Playing Tips

The creek comes into play on numerous holes — respect it.

Elevated greens require accurate distance control. Native rough areas punish wayward shots more than traditional rough.

The back nine offers more variety than the front.

Highlights

✓ Justin Timberlake's childhood course
✓ One of America's most eco-friendly golf courses
✓ John Floyd design with organic maintenance

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this really Justin Timberlake\'s course?

Yes — Timberlake and his family purchased his childhood course and invested $16 million in a complete eco-friendly renovation.

What makes it sustainable?

First GEO-certified sustainable course in the Americas (2010). Organic turf care, rainwater drainage, solar panels, and native plantings. A USGA case study in environmental golf.

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