Stone Meadows Golf Club sits in the Pocono Mountains region of northeastern Pennsylvania, near White Haven, an area known for its forested terrain and elevation changes. The course was designed by Tom Grlica, a regional architect who has worked on several layouts in Pennsylvania and neighboring states. The Poconos provide a naturally dramatic setting for golf, with courses in this area typically featuring tree-lined fairways, rocky outcroppings, and significant topographical movement. The routing at Stone Meadows takes advantage of the mountainous landscape, with holes that move through wooded corridors and across varied elevations. Courses in this region often incorporate natural stone features and water elements fed by mountain streams, and the design work reflects the challenges of building on terrain that can shift considerably from hole to hole. The layout requires thoughtful club selection and course management, as uphill and downhill shots are common throughout the round. White Haven and the surrounding Pocono region have long been a recreational destination, drawing visitors from Philadelphia and New York. Stone Meadows serves both local members and seasonal golfers who come to the mountains for resort-style play. The club operates within the tradition of Pocono golf facilities that balance accessibility with the natural challenge of mountain golf, offering a setting where the landscape itself defines much of the playing experience.