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Golf Course Homes for Sale in North Ogden, Utah
North Ogden sits at the base of Ben Lomond Peak, and its golf course homes cluster mainly around Ben Lomond Golf Course, a public 18-hole layout that's been the neighborhood anchor since the 1960s. Homes backing the fairways here tend to be a mix of remodeled ramblers from the 70s and 80s alongside newer construction pushed up into the bench above 2600 North, where lots back up to the course and open west toward the Great Salt Lake. Because North Ogden sits at a higher elevation than Ogden proper, buyers get a longer shoulder season for golf, roughly March through October, plus noticeably cooler summer evenings than the valley floor — a real selling point for anyone who's played rounds in July heat further south. Lot premiums for course frontage in North Ogden typically run higher than in Ogden itself but well under what similar homes cost in Eden or Liberty near Powder Mountain, making this a practical middle ground for buyers who want the view and the walkability to a clubhouse without a resort-town price tag. Weber State University and the Ogden-Clearfield job corridor are both a short commute away, which keeps demand steady from professionals who golf on weekends rather than daily. Lot sizes vary a lot depending on when the section was built, so pay attention to setback and course-easement details on each listing. Browse the active listings below to see what's currently on the market.
July 2026 · North Ogden market
Live from the Utah MLS — what's actually happening in North Ogden right now.
Median sale
$575,000
11 closed in July 2026
Median DOM
10 days
listing → contract
Sale-to-list
99.4%
of final list price
Unsold inventory
127
active + pending
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Common questions
About golf course homes in North Ogden.
How many golf course homes are typically for sale in North Ogden at once? ▾
Inventory is usually thin — often just a handful of active listings backing Ben Lomond Golf Course at any given time, since these lots don't turn over as often as standard subdivisions. When one does list, it tends to move faster than the general North Ogden market, especially if it has unobstructed fairway or mountain views.
Do homes on Ben Lomond Golf Course cost more than similar homes elsewhere in North Ogden? ▾
Yes, expect a premium over comparable non-course homes in the same part of town, though the gap is smaller than what you'd see around private or resort courses. The premium depends heavily on which hole the lot backs and whether the view includes the fairway or just the rough.
Is Ben Lomond Golf Course public, and does that affect home values? ▾
It's a public course open to daily-fee play, which keeps membership costs low but also means more foot and cart traffic near homes on active fairways than you'd find with a private club. Some buyers prefer that accessibility; others look specifically for holes with more setback and less traffic for privacy.
What's the golf season like in North Ogden compared to St. George or the valley floor? ▾
North Ogden's elevation means a shorter, cooler season than southern Utah courses that play nearly year-round, with the course typically open from March into late October depending on snowpack. Winter closures are normal here, so buyers relocating from year-round golf climates should factor that into expectations.
Are there HOA fees tied to golf course lots in North Ogden? ▾
It varies by subdivision — some of the older sections along the course have no HOA at all, while newer developments on the bench may carry a modest fee covering shared landscaping or private roads. This is worth confirming per listing rather than assuming, since North Ogden doesn't have a single master HOA covering all course-adjacent homes.
Do golf course lots here come with irrigation water rights? ▾
Some older properties along the course carry secondary/irrigation water shares tied to the land, which matters for lawn costs given the area's dry summers. Not every lot has them, so check the listing details or ask your agent to pull water rights on any property you're serious about.