The course is built with at least five or more tee positions on each hole, giving the opportunity for variance or a fifth set of markers at shorter distance. Water, for the most part, is kept out of play. Only required carry is on three par-three holes. Four other holes have water, but only from the gold or blue tees does it come into play. Terrain in the area is naturally flat, but enough earth was moved in construction to give it a good rolling feel, and uphill, downhill, and sidehill lies.
Fairways have big landing areas.
Greens are only mildly undulating. The course routing winds through the development. Most will have houses on both sides, but corridors are very wide and out of bounds apparently will be no issue. Although intended as eventually being private, the course has opened as semi-private. Director of golf is Rob Robertson, a South Florida native, who came to Solivita after nine years as an assistant pro at Ft.