Golf in Box Elder

Mountain Views and Easygoing Rounds

Golf in Box Elder County is relaxed, scenic and easy to fit into a trip. Tee off beneath the mountains at the mouth of Sardine Canyon in Brigham City, or play a quick nine in Tremonton on your way to Golden Spike. Both courses are open to the public and just minutes from the interstate.

Quick Facts


18-Hole Course

Eagle Mountain

9-Hole Course

Skyway

On-Course Dining

Grill at Eagle Mountain


Where to Golf in Box Elder County


Eagle Mountain is the county's 18-hole course, built into the foothills on the east side of Brigham City with views of the valley and the Great Salt Lake beyond. Twenty minutes north, Skyway in Tremonton is a friendly nine-hole course that's perfect for a quick round or a relaxed afternoon.

Eagle Mountain Golf Course

Brigham City · 18 holes · Par 71

Set at the mouth of Sardine Canyon on Brigham City's east bench, Eagle Mountain offers two distinct nines, including a scenic upper nine with big views over the valley. The course was designed by William Howard Neff and opened in 1989. A practice range and an on-site grill make it easy to spend the day.

960 E 700 S, Brigham City, UT 84302 | 435-723-3212

Skyway Golf Course

Tremonton · 9 holes · Par 36

Skyway has been a Tremonton favorite since the 1960s. The nine-hole layout plays about 3,150 yards, with a practice range and clubhouse, making it a good fit for beginners, families and anyone short on time.

432 Country Club Dr, Tremonton, UT 84337 | 435-257-5706

Golf by Season



Spring


(March–May)


 Expect quieter tee sheets and cool, crisp mornings.


Summer


(June–August)


Peak season for golf. Book early tee times to beat the afternoon heat.


Fall


(September–October)


Mild temperatures and fall color on the mountains. Many golfers' favorite time to play.


Winter


(November–February)


Courses close or limit play with snow and cold. Call before heading out.



Before You Go



BOOK A TEE TIME


Call ahead or book online, especially for summer weekends and early mornings.

CHECK THE WEATHER


Afternoon wind is common in the valley. Morning rounds are often calmer.

WARM UP FIRST


Both courses have practice ranges. Arrive early to hit a bucket before your round.

MAKE A DAY OF IT


Pair a morning round with lunch in Brigham City or a drive out to Golden Spike.


Frequently Asked Questions


Plan Your Visit



Bring your clubs, book a tee time and enjoy a round with mountain views. Brigham City and Tremonton are close by for dining, lodging and more to explore.