The Pines course at Pompano Beach Municipal Golf Club represents a collaborative design effort involving Bruce Devlin, Robert von Hagge, and Greg Norman. Located in Pompano Beach along Florida's southeastern coast, this municipal facility serves the public golf market in Broward County, positioned between Fort Lauderdale and Boca Raton. The course operates within the accessible framework typical of Florida municipal golf, offering year-round play in the region's subtropical climate. The design reflects the architectural influences of its contributors, with Devlin and von Hagge having established careers shaping Florida courses during the latter decades of the twentieth century, often emphasizing strategic bunkering and water hazards suited to the flat terrain. Norman's involvement suggests refinements consistent with his design philosophy, though the extent of each architect's contribution to specific features remains part of the course's evolution over time. The routing navigates relatively level ground characteristic of coastal South Florida, where water management and native vegetation define much of the playing environment. As a municipal course, The Pines provides accessible golf to residents and visitors without the membership requirements of private clubs in the area. The facility serves both recreational players and those seeking affordable options in a region known for resort and high-end private golf. The course's role in the local golf community centers on providing playable conditions and straightforward golf in a market with diverse offerings.