Club de Golf Las Brisas de Santo Domingo sits in the coastal region of Valparaíso, Chile, approximately 100 kilometers northwest of Santiago. The course occupies terrain characteristic of Chile's central coast, where rolling topography meets the influence of Pacific weather patterns. Gage Davis designed the layout to work with the natural contours of the land, creating a routing that reflects the regional landscape of this part of the country. The course serves members and guests in the Santo Domingo area, part of a broader network of golf facilities that have developed along Chile's central coast over recent decades. The setting offers views typical of the region's coastal hills and valleys, with native vegetation and the kind of wind conditions common to courses near the Pacific. The design incorporates strategic bunkering and green complexes that require thoughtful course management, particularly when coastal breezes factor into club selection. Las Brisas functions as a year-round facility, taking advantage of Chile's Mediterranean climate in this zone. The club provides a base for golf in a region that has seen growing interest in the game, serving both local members and visitors exploring golf options beyond Santiago's metropolitan courses. The layout reflects Davis's approach to working with existing terrain rather than imposing dramatic earthmoving, resulting in holes that follow the land's natural movement.