Pocono Manor Golf Course

Experience a living piece of golf history at Pocono Manor Golf Course. Established in 1902 and set against the breathtaking backdrop of the Pocono Mountains, this expansive 18-hole public course features a unique, old-school layout designed by legendary architects Donald Ross and William Flynn. Ross laid out the original nine holes in 1911, while Flynn expanded the course in the 1920s, creating an unforgettable experience that includes quirky, challenging par-3 holes.

Our course is a time capsule of golfing heritage, having hosted legends like Arnold Palmer, Sam Snead, and our own local icon, Art Wall Jr., who won the 1959 Masters. Today, under the guidance of PGA Director of Golf Greg Wall, we continue to offer a fun, accessible round for players of every skill level. Golfers often mention that the course layout is a highlight, particularly the world-famous 7th hole—a 77-yard, straight-downhill par-three unlike anything else in the region.

Visitors are welcome to utilize our practice range and three-hole warm-up loop. After your round, stop by the clubhouse to browse our golf shop and enjoy a cold beverage or a quick snack. Conveniently located for a day trip from New York, New Jersey, and Philadelphia, we are dedicated to providing a high-quality, affordable golfing experience in a beautiful mountain setting.