Pocono Manor Golf Club - East

Pocono Manor Golf Club’s East Course occupies a high plateau in Monroe County, a few miles north of Interstate 80 and long associated with the former Inn at Pocono Manor. The course is public/daily-fee under current operations, with memberships offered; the Inn itself remains closed following the November 1, 2019 fire, but golf resumed on the East Course in 2020 and has since stabilized with seasonal play, a driving range, and a practice/“three-hole loop” adjacent to the range. As it plays today, the East Course is par 72 at roughly 6,565 yards from the back markers, with forward tees into the low-6,300s and ~6,000 yards; rating/slope on widely used public cards sit near 72.0/118. The round unfolds over rolling uplands of thin-soiled pasture and second-growth woodland, with long views and a steady breeze that is more decisive than raw elevation. Players encounter several compact par-3s, a set of medium-length two-shotters that hinge on landing angles, and a back nine that crosses Route 314 to higher, more exposed ground. The club leans into its century-old identity—“touched by Donald Ross and William Flynn”—and it markets a slate of outings and open play rather than a restricted-membership model, while the property’s historic ties to hometown Masters champion Art Wall, Jr. remain a central part of how the course presents itself today.