Hubbard Golf Course

Layton, UT · 3.7 mi away

Utah's topography includes the Uinta and Wasatch Ranges of the Rocky Mountains, with peaks, valleys, canyons, lakes, rock formations, and forests. The Basin and Ridge area spans from the Great Salt Lake through the Great Salt Lake Desert to the Bonneville Salt Flats, extending south to Utah's Dixie, which has high plateaus and deep canyons like Bryce Canyon, Cedar Breaks National Monument, and Zion Canyon. Public access golf courses in the southwest include Sand Hollow Resort, Entrada at Snow Canyon Country Club, and The Ledges in St. George. Near Salt Lake City and Provo, top courses are Valley View, Thanksgiving Point Golf Club, Hobble Creek, and Soldier Hollow. Other public courses are the Hideout near the Four Corners and Moab Golf Club near the Arches.

Ogden, UT · 4.3 mi away

Schneiter's Riverside Golf Course is located in Riverdale, Utah, near Ogden, and has been part of the local golf community since it opened in 1961. Mature trees and tight fairways characterize the par-71, 18-hole layout, which is part of the Schneiter's family of Utah golf courses along with Schneiter's Bluff. The course is a full-service public facility with a driving range, snack bar, and outdoor banquet space, and it offers corporate outing packages and professional PGA instruction. Tee times can be booked by phone or online through the shared Schneiter's Golf booking system.

Ogden, UT · 6.2 mi away

Mount Ogden Golf Course sits on the eastern hills above Ogden, Utah, cut into the side of Mount Ogden within the Wasatch Range. Construction began in 1983 and the course opened for play in September 1984, offering views of the Ogden Valley and Great Salt Lake to the west. Designed by William Neff and Billy Casper, the 18-hole, par-72 layout plays through oak brush with narrow landing areas, pronounced elevation changes and doglegs that reward local course knowledge. Cart use is standard because of the steep terrain, and greens tend to break away from the mountain. Operated by the City of Ogden, the course is open to public play, weather permitting, and is regarded locally as one of the more scenic and demanding municipal courses along the Wasatch Front.