El Monte Golf Course 1300 Valley Drive Ogden, Utah 84401 801-629-0694

Course Rating                                                                                      Course Records

Blue Tee     67.7/111 White Tee   66.2/108 Red Tee      68.1.111

Original Layout    18 hole    59    John Geertsen Sr. Existing Layout     9 hole    28    Mitch HyerRates Monday

Course Description

El Monte Golf Course is a classic parkland layout situated in the mouth of beautiful Ogden Canyon. The signature feature of the golf course is a pair of large Fremont Cottonwood trees that are in the middle of the first fairway. It is a very user friendly layout that can also be very challenging for the skilled player.  The stone clubhouse which sits on a hill overlooking the course was built with rock quarried down by the Ogden river.  It was built as a part of the Roosevelt New Deal programs during the Great Depression.  The building is on the National Historic Register and is one of only thirteen clubhouses in the country to have this designation.

Course Map


Rates:

9 holes 9 hole senior 9 hole junior Cart Rental

$12.00 $10.00 Monday-Friday $7.00 Monday-Friday $6.00 per player per 9 holes

 

Special Discount Rates

Monday-Friday before 9 A.M. Monday-Wednesday 18 holes with cart 18 hole senior

$6.00/9 holes $30.00 $26.00

 
Former Golf Professionals

John Geertsen Sr. Ernie Schneiter Sr. Chet Crowley Barney Shannon Clyde Pebley C. Stu White Ellis Bingham Steven Wathen

Featured News

El Monte Golf Course has hosted the popular El Monte Four-ball Tournament annually on July 24th since 1936 Byron Nelson, the best player in the world at the time, played in an exhibition match in 1944 at El Monte and shot a 65. World Gold Hall of fame member Johnny Miller joined renowned teaching professional John Geertsen Jr, son of the first El Monte professional, at the 75th anniversary celebration on August 26, 2006. Johnny hit many shots east toward the canyon from the special tee built at the top of the practice green. Hundreds of fans watched from the hillside as Mr. Miller entertained them with his wit and golf swing wisdom for over two hours.  It will go down as one of the single biggest events in Ogden golf history.