El Legado Golf Resort sits in Guayama on Puerto Rico's southern coast, designed by Juan "Chi Chi" Rodriguez, the island's most celebrated professional golfer. Rodriguez, who grew up in poverty in Puerto Rico before becoming a PGA Tour champion and senior tour star, returned to his homeland to create this course as part of his legacy to the game. The design reflects his understanding of Caribbean golf and his desire to provide an accessible yet challenging layout for players of varying abilities. The course occupies relatively flat terrain characteristic of Puerto Rico's southern coastal plain, with trade winds playing a significant role in shot strategy. Water features appear throughout the routing, and the layout incorporates tropical vegetation native to the region. The southern coast of Puerto Rico receives less rainfall than the northern side of the island, resulting in drier conditions and firmer playing surfaces than courses near San Juan. El Legado serves as the centerpiece of a resort property that includes residential development. The course represents one of the few designs by Rodriguez, whose primary career focused on competitive play rather than architecture. His involvement brought attention to golf development in Guayama, a municipality known more for its sugar cane history and industrial presence than for tourism. The facility provides golf access in a region of Puerto Rico with fewer courses than the more heavily developed northern corridor.