Black Rock is a municipal golf course on the southeast side of Hagerstown off I-70 at the US 40 exit to the north.

The golf course is challenging with elevation change over rolling and sloping, tree lined fairways producing a variety of lies. The layout rambles over a large tract of land with numerous doglegs, eight water hazards, and sand bunkers primarily greenside. The course was designed by Bob Elder in 1989 and is in a scenic setting in Western Maryland's Shenandoah Valley of the Appalachians with an especially scenic backside. It plays to 6,646 yards from the black tees, 70.9/124, course/slope ratings with two shorter tees.