The Loop at Santa Rosa Golf and Beach Club is a Bill Bergin design situated along Florida's Emerald Coast in Santa Rosa Beach, part of the South Walton area between Destin and Panama City Beach. The course occupies land characteristic of the region's coastal plain, featuring sandy soils and natural vegetation typical of northwest Florida's Gulf-adjacent terrain. Bergin, known for his work on courses throughout the southeastern United States, created a layout that works with the area's relatively modest elevation changes and native landscape. The routing takes advantage of the property's natural features, incorporating the sandy substrate and coastal scrub environment into the playing corridors. Like many courses in this part of Florida, the design likely emphasizes strategic shot-making over dramatic elevation, with wind often playing a significant role given the proximity to the Gulf of Mexico. The course serves the Santa Rosa Golf and Beach Club community, which combines golf amenities with beach access in an area that has seen considerable residential and resort development over the past few decades. The South Walton region has become an increasingly popular golf destination, and courses here typically balance playability for resort guests with enough challenge to engage more accomplished players. The sandy soil provides excellent drainage, allowing for year-round play in Florida's humid subtropical climate. The course operates as part of the broader club amenities available to members and their guests.