Filinvest rolls out night golf at Mimosa


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The Filinvest Group formally rolled out its night golf at the Mimosa Plus Golf Course in Clark Freeport Zone in Mabalacat, Pampanga.
Bringing together Filinvest executives, business leaders and media partners, the exclusive invitational tournament last Friday celebrated not only a milestone for Filinvest but also its continued investment in Clark as a hub for growth, tourism and progress.
Filinvest Development Corporation president and chief executive officer Rhoda Huang said having night golf at Mimosa reaffirms their commitment in shaping Clark as a world-class sports and tourism destination.
“Mimosa Plus represents our vision for Clark — a place where business, leisure, and sustainable development converge to create lasting value for Filipinos,” Huang said during the ceremonial tee off.
“As we light up the fairways tonight, we also reaffirm our commitment to shaping Clark into a world-class destination that drives employment, investments, and economic opportunities.”
Huang added that the inclusion of night golf further expands Mimosa’s offerings that will attract local and international players while complementing Filinvest’s larger vision for Clark as a thriving commercial and tourism hub.
The kickoff event was part of Filinvest’s year-long 70th-anniversary celebration, highlighting the company’s journey from a humble financing business in 1955 to a diversified conglomerate with key investments in real estate, banking, power, hospitality, infrastructure and sugar — industries that are vital to national development.