Pine Valley/White Marsh represents one of five distinct courses at Rotonda Golf & Country Club, a sprawling residential golf community in Rotonda West along Florida's Gulf Coast. Designed by Ted McAnlis, the course reflects the regional approach to Florida golf development during the community's construction period in the 1970s and 1980s, when multiple courses were built to serve the growing retirement population in Charlotte County. The layout navigates relatively flat terrain characteristic of southwest Florida, incorporating the area's natural features including wetlands, palms, and native vegetation. The course name references two of the five circular "wheel spoke" sections that define Rotonda's unusual radial street pattern, with fairways routed through these residential neighborhoods. Players encounter water hazards on multiple holes, a defining element of Florida golf design, along with strategic bunkering that rewards accurate approach play. The layout typically offers generous landing areas off the tee while requiring precision around the greens, making it accessible to a range of skill levels. Rotonda Golf & Country Club operates as a semi-private facility, with the various courses available to residents and outside play. The community's multiple layouts provide variety for members and visitors, with each course offering a slightly different character while maintaining similar design principles suited to the flat coastal landscape. The courses serve both the local retirement community and seasonal visitors drawn to Florida's Gulf Coast.