Club de Golf La Hacienda sits in Ciudad López Mateos in Mexico State, part of the greater Mexico City metropolitan area. Designed by Larry Hughes, the course serves a residential community in this suburban setting west of the capital. The layout reflects the rolling terrain characteristic of the region's elevated plateau, with the course positioned at approximately 7,500 feet above sea level, which affects ball flight and playing conditions throughout the year. The design works with the natural contours of the land, incorporating elevation changes and strategic bunkering typical of Hughes's approach to golf course architecture. The routing takes advantage of views toward the surrounding mountains while navigating through the residential development. Mature trees line many fairways, adding definition to the holes and requiring accuracy from the tee. Water features come into play on several holes, contributing to the strategic variety of the layout. La Hacienda functions primarily as a private club serving its membership and the local community. The facility includes practice areas and clubhouse amenities standard for clubs in the Mexico City region. The course provides year-round golf in the temperate climate of the central Mexican highlands, though afternoon thunderstorms are common during the summer rainy season. The club represents one of several golf options in the western suburbs of Mexico City, catering to golfers in this densely populated area of Mexico State.