Hacienda Hills Golf Club operates two eighteen-hole layouts—the Lakes Course and the Oaks Course—within The Villages, a sprawling active-adult retirement community in central Florida. Designed by Clifton, Ezell & Clifton, the courses reflect the firm's experience creating accessible, enjoyable golf for a demographic that values playability and social atmosphere over championship difficulty. The Villages has grown into one of the largest master-planned communities in the United States, and its numerous golf facilities serve as recreational and social anchors for residents. The Lakes Course, as its name suggests, incorporates water hazards throughout the routing, with ponds and wetlands influencing strategy on multiple holes. The Oaks Course features more tree-lined fairways, with mature oaks and native vegetation framing the layout. Both courses are built on relatively flat terrain typical of the region, with modest elevation changes and wide fairways that accommodate players of varying skill levels. Bunkers and water provide definition without excessive penalty, and greens are generally receptive and moderately contoured. Hacienda Hills caters primarily to residents of The Villages, where golf is woven into daily life and club membership often serves as much a social function as an athletic one. The courses see steady play year-round, benefiting from Florida's mild winters, and the club maintains a relaxed, community-oriented atmosphere. Dining and event spaces support the social fabric of the membership, reinforcing the role of golf as a lifestyle amenity within this distinctive retirement setting.