The opening holes at Black Rock sit between the Shenandoah and Cumberland valleys, and the back nine brings views of the Appalachian Mountains. It's Washington County's public 18-hole championship course in the hills of Hagerstown, laid over rolling ground with tree-lined fairways and well-placed bunkers. The bentgrass greens roll true and hold a good approach.
The yardage card makes it a par 72 that reaches 6,757 yards from the Blue tees, with White, Gold and Red tees to move up to.
Off the course there's a fully stocked pro shop, an oversized putting green and an indoor golf simulator for golf in any weather. Golfers 55 and up have a senior league on Tuesday mornings, and after the round the clubhouse patio is the spot for a cold drink.