Plan your round at Fort Walton Beach Golf Club - Pines Course

Dogleg right into the wind, with the water tower a good aiming point off the tee. Plan on three shots.

Left dogleg: favor the right side off the tee. The second shot plays uphill.

Short par 3 to a small pedestal green.

Usually plays into a headwind, so take extra club on the approach.

Three-shot hole with a lay-up, and water comes into play on the third shot. Favor the right.

Tee shot over water. The front third of the green slopes sharply from front to back.

Right-to-left wind and an elevated green.

The number 1 handicap hole, helped by a tailwind. The large green is a good place to two-putt.

Left-to-right wind; favor the left side. The green is elevated.

Right-to-left wind, so a fade is the preferred shot. Flat green.

Short par 4: favor the right, away from the bunker. The green undulates and slopes front to back.

About a 140-yard carry over water to a bowl-shaped green.

Big hitters can reach in two; trees matter on the third shot. The large green slopes back to front.

Headwind and bunkers on both sides of the fairway demand an accurate drive, then an uphill approach.

Headwind; the green takes a long iron.

Second shot plays over water to a back-to-front green, often into a headwind.

Left dogleg with a tailwind; stay out of the right fairway bunker. A birdie chance.

Tailwind, but avoid the three small pot bunkers off the tee. The green is farther away than it looks.