Big Creek at Mirimichi Golf Course is a daily-fee facility located in Millington, Tennessee, roughly 30 miles north of Memphis in the western part of the state. Designed by B.G. Mitchell, the course occupies land characteristic of the region's gently rolling terrain, with mature tree cover and modest elevation changes typical of courses built in this area during the latter decades of the twentieth century. The layout serves a mix of local golfers and visitors to the greater Memphis metropolitan area. The course takes its name from Big Creek, which likely influences several holes and provides natural definition to portions of the routing. Water features and wooded corridors shape strategy on a number of holes, requiring golfers to navigate both lateral hazards and tree-lined fairways. The design reflects a straightforward approach common to public-access courses of its era, emphasizing playability for a range of skill levels while incorporating enough challenge to engage regular players. Mirimichi operates as an accessible option in the Millington community, offering a traditional golf experience without the formality or membership requirements of private clubs. The facility serves both recreational rounds and local competitive play, fitting into the broader landscape of public golf in the Mid-South region. The course provides a practical venue for golfers seeking a round in a setting shaped by the natural features of western Tennessee.