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Golf Course Homes for Sale in Clinton, Utah
Clinton is a quiet Davis County city of about 23,000 between Layton and Syracuse, roughly 25 minutes north of Salt Lake City and 10 minutes from Hill Air Force Base — which drives a big share of the local buyer pool. Golf course homes here aren't tied to a single resort-style community the way they are in St. George or Park City; instead, they're fairway-adjacent properties along nearby Davis County courses like Schneiter's Bluff in West Point, River Bend in Riverdale, and Sandhollow in South Weber. That means buyers get the open green view, the long sightlines, and the quieter back-lot feel without the gated-community price tag or steep HOA dues that come with golf communities further south.
The trade-off worth understanding: at 4,300 feet on the north Wasatch Front, the playable golf season runs roughly mid-March through October, with snow cover the rest of the year. Most buyers shopping this filter in Clinton are looking at it as a lifestyle and view consideration as much as a play-every-weekend setup — the fairway behind the house functions as protected open space year-round, and the Wasatch sits in the background to the east. Pricing on course-adjacent homes generally runs a modest premium over comparable inland Clinton properties, and inventory is thin enough that listings move fast when they hit. Browse the active listings below to see what's currently on the market.
May 2026 · Clinton market
Live from the Utah MLS — what's actually happening in Clinton right now.
Median sale
$491,000
28 closed in May 2026
Median DOM
9 days
listing → contract
Sale-to-list
99.0%
of final list price
Unsold inventory
52
active + pending
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Active listings
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Common questions
About golf course homes in Clinton.
What golf courses are in or near Clinton? ▾
Clinton itself doesn't have a full 18-hole course inside city limits, but homes here back up to or sit minutes from River Bend Golf Course in Riverdale, Schneiter's Bluff in West Point, and Sandhollow in nearby South Weber. Most 'golf course homes' marketed in the Clinton area are fairway-adjacent properties along these Davis County courses within a 5-10 minute drive.
Do fairway-adjacent homes in Clinton carry a price premium? ▾
Yes, typically $20,000 to $60,000 over a comparable inland home, depending on the hole, view, and whether the lot has direct course frontage versus a view across a road. Homes overlooking water features or signature holes at Schneiter's Bluff tend to sit at the top of that range.
How is errant-ball damage handled? ▾
Course-adjacent homeowners in Davis County generally accept some risk of stray balls as part of the property. Most courses post liability language on scorecards, and homeowners insurance usually covers window or siding damage. Buyers should ask about netting, fencing, and the home's position relative to common landing zones before writing an offer.
Is the golf season long enough to justify a course-side home in Clinton? ▾
Clinton sits at about 4,300 feet on the north Wasatch Front, so the playable season generally runs mid-March through late October — roughly seven to eight months. Winter brings snow cover, but the off-season view of open fairways and the Wasatch behind them is part of what buyers pay for.
Are HOA fees common with these homes? ▾
It depends on the subdivision. Some fairway communities near Schneiter's Bluff and River Bend have light HOAs covering common landscaping and fencing standards, often $20-$60 per month. Many older course-adjacent homes in Clinton have no HOA at all, which is part of the appeal versus master-planned golf communities further south.
How many golf course homes are usually active in Clinton at one time? ▾
Inventory is thin — often just a handful of true fairway-adjacent listings across Clinton and the immediately surrounding cities at any given time. Setting up an MLS alert is the most reliable way to catch them, since they tend to move quickly when priced in line with the neighborhood.