Hacienda Chicureo is a private golf club located in the foothills east of Santiago, Chile, designed by American architect Mike Asmundson. The course sits within a larger residential and recreational development in the Chicureo area, a region known for its proximity to the Andes and cooler climate relative to central Santiago. Asmundson's design works with the natural topography of the site, incorporating elevation changes and native vegetation into the routing. The course reflects Asmundson's design philosophy of integrating strategic bunkering and green complexes that reward accurate shot-making. The landscape combines open fairways with areas of native scrub and trees, typical of the Chilean foothills. Water features and elevation play important roles in the course's challenge and visual character. The routing takes advantage of the site's natural contours to create variety in hole lengths and playing angles. Hacienda Chicureo serves as a private members' club and has hosted regional tournaments and competitions within the Chilean golf circuit. The facility includes practice areas and clubhouse amenities typical of high-end Latin American private clubs. The course appeals to members seeking a challenging layout with a strong connection to the regional landscape and proximity to Santiago's business and residential communities.