The Championship Course at Eagle Rock Resort in Hazleton, Pennsylvania, is an Arnold Palmer Signature Design that opened in the early 2000s as part of a larger residential and resort development in the Pocono Mountains region. Palmer's design work here reflects his characteristic approach of creating courses that balance challenge for skilled players with playability for resort guests and members of varying abilities. The routing takes advantage of the rolling, forested terrain typical of northeastern Pennsylvania's mountainous landscape. Elevation changes feature throughout the round, with fairways carved through mature hardwood forests and several holes offering views across the surrounding valleys. Water comes into play on multiple holes, and the design incorporates both strategic bunkering and natural rock outcroppings that give the course its name and visual character. As a resort facility, Eagle Rock's Championship Course serves both members and guests visiting the property's amenities, which include lodging, dining, and recreational facilities beyond golf. The course operates within the context of Pennsylvania's competitive golf market, where it competes with other Pocono-area resort courses for regional play from the Philadelphia, New York, and New Jersey metropolitan areas. The layout measures over 7,000 yards from the back tees, though multiple tee boxes allow for shorter and more accessible rounds. Conditioning and maintenance standards reflect its role as the centerpiece golf offering at a four-season mountain resort.