Rotonda Golf & Country Club's White Marsh and Long Meadow courses are part of a larger golf community in Rotonda West, a planned development along Florida's Gulf Coast in Charlotte County. Designed by Ted McAnlis, these courses reflect the residential golf architecture common to Southwest Florida in the latter decades of the twentieth century, when developers created multiple layouts to serve growing retirement and seasonal communities. The Rotonda area is known for its distinctive circular street pattern and canal system, and the golf courses integrate with this planned landscape. White Marsh and Long Meadow share the flat, low-lying terrain characteristic of this coastal region, with routing that incorporates water features, native vegetation, and the area's natural wetlands. The courses serve a membership drawn largely from the surrounding residential community, offering accessible golf in a subtropical setting where play continues year-round. Mature landscaping and the presence of native wildlife, including wading birds and alligators, are typical of the Southwest Florida golf experience. The courses operate within a country club framework that includes dining and social amenities serving the Rotonda community. While not tournament venues or nationally ranked designs, White Marsh and Long Meadow provide the kind of neighborhood golf that defines much of Florida's Gulf Coast, where multiple courses within a single development offer variety and convenience for residents and their guests.