Golf courses in Ogden, UT.

Ogden, UT

El Monte Golf Course is a 9-hole, par-35 public golf course in Ogden, Utah, located at the mouth of Ogden Canyon. The course opened in 1931 and plays 3,028 yards from the back tees, featuring gentle terrain changes and mature trees, including two large Fremont cottonwoods on the first fairway. Its stone clubhouse, built during the Great Depression with stone quarried from the Ogden River, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. El Monte has hosted the annual El Monte Four-Ball Tournament on July 24th every year since 1936.

Ogden, UT

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

The Barn Golf Club is an 18-hole course in the foothills below Ben Lomond peak, with an address just outside Ogden in Pleasant View, Utah. It is family-operated and includes two practice greens, a driving range, a snack bar, and a pro shop. The clubhouse, built around a converted barn, also houses a banquet facility and a sports pub used for tournament functions, weddings, and receptions. The course is open to public play, with tee times bookable online or by phone.

Ogden, UT

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.

Ogden, UT

Ben Lomond Golf Course sits on the northern edge of Ogden, Utah, in Harrisville, directly below Ben Lomond Peak, with views of Ben Lomond, Lewis, and Mt. Ogden peaks from around the layout. The 18-hole course opened its first nine holes in 1957 and completed the back nine in the 1960s, and it is known for small push-up greens that put a premium on accurate approach shots. The course is open to the public, with carts equipped with GPS yardage units and tee times booked by phone. It plays to a par 72 from the back tees at around 6,176 yards.