Club de Golf Santa Margarita is located in Irapuato, in the state of Guanajuato in central Mexico. The course was designed by Mario Schejtnan, a prominent Mexican architect known for his work across Latin America. Schejtnan's designs typically emphasize integration with natural topography and landscape character, and Santa Margarita reflects that philosophy within the regional context of the Bajío plateau region. The course occupies a setting typical of central Mexico's high-altitude terrain, where elevation and seasonal climate influence playability and course conditioning. Schejtnan's routing takes advantage of the local topography to create variety in hole character and strategic interest. The design balances challenge with playability across its layout, incorporating the natural features and vegetation patterns of the Guanajuato landscape. Santa Margarita serves the Irapuato region's golfing community and visiting players. As a private club, it maintains membership traditions and facilities typical of established Mexican golf clubs, with dining and social amenities supporting its role as a community gathering place. The course has hosted regional and state-level competitions, contributing to competitive golf activity in the area. The design reflects Schejtnan's broader approach to course architecture in Mexico: working with existing terrain rather than imposing artificial landforms, and creating layouts that reward shot-making skill while remaining accessible to members of varying ability levels.