Burnt Pine Golf Club at Sandestin Resort - Golf - Florida Panhandle Golf Vacations by Golf Zoo - Dubbed as the Emerald Coast due to its green-hued Gulf waters, the Panhandle that was once a hinterland in the past is now fast blossoming to be one of the premier golf destinations in Florida. Today, the Deep South boasts 50 PGA rated courses that golfers will find pleasure with. An area of striking natural wonders and a promising vacation spot with distinct dining and shopping, along with its silver sand beaches, is history well preserved highlighted by the Greek-revival-style Wesley House antebellum mansion at Eden Gardens State Park and Civil War Soldiers Museum in Pensacola, making the Panhandle a sophisticated, yet affordable destination with a history lesson.

Burnt Pine Golf Club at Sandestin Resort

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In this stunning 7,000-yard Destin golf course, architect Rees Jones proves why he is one of the most respected architects in the world.
Breathtaking views along the Choctawhatchee Bay highlight the back nine on this Florida golf course, while the front side brings golfers through the pine forests and wetlands of the Emerald Coast of Florida. Side by side with Sandestin's Raven Golf Club, it is the only place in the world where Rees and Robert Trent Jones Jr. courses meet. Deemed the "Crown Jewel of Florida Golf" by Golf Magazine and recognized as one of the "Top 30 Courses in Florida" by Golf Digest and Golfweek, this Destin, Florida golf club promises a challenging round with inspiring scenery. Open to Sandestin guest play before 8 a.m. and after 1 p.m. each day.

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Florida Panhandle Golf Vacations by Golf Zoo

Dubbed as the Emerald Coast due to its green-hued Gulf waters, the Panhandle that was once a hinterland in the past is now fast blossoming to be one of the premier golf destinations in Florida. Today, the Deep South boasts 50 PGA rated courses that golfers will find pleasure with. An area of striking natural wonders and a promising vacation spot with distinct dining and shopping, along with its silver sand beaches, is history well preserved highlighted by the Greek-revival-style Wesley House antebellum mansion at Eden Gardens State Park and Civil War Soldiers Museum in Pensacola, making the Panhandle a sophisticated, yet affordable destination with a history lesson.