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Club de Golf Hacienda San Gaspar is an 18-hole, par 72 course located in the state of Morelos, Mexico. The layout was designed by Joe Finger, a designer credited with creating holes ideal for PGA Tour players. The course spans more than 7,000 yards and features a practice tee exceeding 300 yards. The setting is defined by the contrast between the historic 16th-century Hacienda and the modern Club House. The Club House, designed by Mexican architect Juan José Díaz Infante, features a vanguard structure of steel and glass covering more than 1,600 square meters, supported by only four columns. The interior includes a restaurant with indoor waterfalls and a menu redesigned by a chef. The course has received significant recognition, notably ranking first in the state of Morelos in a study by Woodlands magazine and Golf Publishing in California. The evaluation was based on design, golf quality, facilities, and services. The club is also noted as a tetra-champion of the Challenge Cup in the Southern zone, having won two consecutive years. Beyond the golf course, the property includes a fully urbanized subdivision covering more than two million square meters. It serves as a venue for weddings and events, with plans for a convention center, hotel-spa, and equestrian club. The club hosts a community of over three hundred families and has been associated with the first Mexican from the Morelos zone to win a world amateur championship.