Lagunas de Miralta is an 18-hole layout designed by Robert Engelking in Altamira, a municipality in the southern part of Tamaulipas along Mexico's Gulf Coast. The course serves the industrial and residential development in this region, which sits near the port city of Tampico and benefits from the area's coastal plain topography. Engelking, who has designed several courses across Mexico, typically works with the natural terrain to create strategic golf holes that balance playability with challenge. The course occupies land characteristic of the Gulf Coast lowlands, where relatively flat terrain is punctuated by water features—both natural and constructed—that come into play throughout the round. The lagoons referenced in the name are integral to the routing, influencing shot values and providing both hazard and visual interest. Vegetation typical of the region, including palms and tropical hardwoods, frames the fairways and adds definition to the holes. Club de Golf Lagunas de Miralta serves both local members and visitors to the Altamira-Tampico area. The facility provides a golf option in a part of Mexico where courses are less concentrated than in resort destinations or major metropolitan areas. The climate allows for year-round play, though the Gulf Coast's heat and humidity are most pronounced in summer months. The course reflects the growing presence of golf in Mexico's secondary cities and industrial zones, where clubs often serve both recreational and business functions for the regional community.