OccasionsOn the Course · Groups of 8–16Golf Weekends
Plan the Rounds, Then the Rest
The Poconos have golf courses ranging from historic resort layouts to municipal tracks. Our golf and destination guides help you choose courses by area so a multi-round weekend does not mean a lot of driving. Book tee times directly with each course.
Planning Notes
What to Keep in Mind
01
Group Courses by Area
Pick courses near one another so the weekend is about golf, not driving.
02
Call for Tee Times Early
Weekend tee times fill up. Contact each course directly and ask about group rates.
03
Plan for the Non-Golfers
Trails, wineries and lake time give everyone else in the group a plan while the foursomes are out.
What the Guides Cover
- Golf courses organized by destination
- Dining ideas near the courses
- Non-golf activities for the rest of the group
- Seasonal timing tips
Guides for This Trip
- Pocono Golf Courses: 12 Compared by Type and SettingShawnee Inn, Split Rock, Jack Frost National, Mount Airy, Skytop, Hideaway Hills and six more Pocono golf courses compared by type, holes and setting, plus the lightning, heat and tick basics for a round.
- The Best Restaurants in the Pocono MountainsDining out in the Poconos is intensely local — the best table is almost always the one closest to whichever lake you're staying near. Here's our list, lake by lake.
- Pocono Wineries and Breweries: 24 Stops, Sorted by TypeA farm winery and cidery, a Jim Thorpe session-ale taproom, an all-in-one wine, beer and spirits farm and 21 more stops. Pocono wineries and breweries sorted by type and town, plus how to visit responsibly.