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Recreational FacilitiesCalifornia, United States11-50 Employees
Hacienda Golf Club is a historic recreational facility located in La Habra Heights, California. The course was designed by William Watson and opened in two stages, with the first nine holes debuting in 1920 and the second nine in 1923. A clubhouse followed in 1927, and the course layout has remained essentially unchanged for decades. It is associated with championship-caliber play, reflecting its roots in early 20th-century golf course design. The club traces its origins to Alphonso Bell, an oil magnate whose activities in the Golden Age of golf course architecture included founding Hacienda after Bel-Air Country Club. The course sits in a canyon carved from the La Puente Hills, preserving its historic layout for golfers seeking a traditional, architecturally notable experience.