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Golf Course Homes for Sale in Farmington, Utah
Farmington's golf scene centers on Oakridge Country Club, the private course tucked against the Wasatch foothills on the city's east bench. Homes along the fairways here range from 1980s and '90s custom builds on mature, treed lots to newer high-end construction closer to the mountain. The neighborhood layout means most course-side properties pull double duty: fairway views to the west and Francis Peak or Bountiful Peak views to the east. It's a quieter pocket than the newer Station Park-adjacent developments down the hill, with established landscaping and lot sizes that often push past a third of an acre — rare for the Wasatch Front at this price point.
Buyers drawn to Farmington golf course homes tend to want the lifestyle without the southern Utah heat. Summers run warm but not punishing (mid-90s in July), winters bring real snow that closes the course roughly December through March, and the location puts Salt Lake International about 20 minutes south and Snowbasin about 35 minutes north. Davis School District serves the area, with Farmington High and Knowlton Elementary drawing strong reviews from local families. Inventory on the actual course is thin — usually a handful of active listings at any given time — so serious buyers often watch this segment for months before the right lot opens up. Browse the current active listings below to see what's on the market right now.
May 2026 · Farmington market
Live from the Utah MLS — what's actually happening in Farmington right now.
Median sale
$740,000
19 closed in May 2026
Median DOM
3 days
listing → contract
Sale-to-list
98.5%
of final list price
Unsold inventory
70
active + pending
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Active listings
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Common questions
About golf course homes in Farmington.
Which golf courses in Farmington have homes backing or fronting the fairways? ▾
Oakridge Country Club is the main private course inside Farmington with homes lining the fairways, particularly along Oakridge Drive and the surrounding cul-de-sacs. Buyers also look just south to Davis Park Golf Course in Fruit Heights and Valley View in Layton, both public courses with adjacent residential streets that show up in Farmington-area searches.
Is Oakridge Country Club membership required if I buy a home on the course? ▾
No, membership is separate from homeownership. Living on the course does not automatically grant club access, and you can buy a fairway-adjacent home without joining. That said, many residents do join for golf, tennis, pool, and dining, and initiation fees and monthly dues should be factored into the lifestyle cost if that's the appeal.
What price range should I expect for golf course homes in Farmington? ▾
Course-adjacent homes in Farmington typically run from the high $700s for older ramblers up to $2M+ for custom builds on premium lots backing the fairways at Oakridge. Lot position matters a lot here — homes with direct fairway frontage and mountain views to the east command a meaningful premium over interior lots on the same street.
How's the commute from Farmington's golf neighborhoods to Salt Lake City? ▾
Farmington sits about 17 miles north of downtown SLC, and most golf course neighborhoods are 5-8 minutes from the I-15 and Legacy Parkway on-ramps. FrontRunner commuter rail also stops at Farmington Station, putting downtown SLC at roughly 25 minutes by train without the traffic.
Are errant golf balls a real issue for homes on the course? ▾
It depends on the lot. Homes along par 4 and par 5 landing zones see more stray balls than homes near greens or tee boxes. Most sellers will tell you honestly how often it happens, and many course-side homes in Farmington have reinforced windows on the course-facing side or netting along the property line.
What's winter golf access like at this elevation? ▾
Farmington sits around 4,300 feet on the Wasatch Front bench, so the courses typically close from late November through March depending on snowpack. Oakridge usually reopens in March or early April. If year-round play matters, many Farmington owners drive 4 hours south to St. George for winter rounds.