Oakridge Country Club

Oakridge Country Club opened in 1957 at the base of the Wasatch Mountains in Farmington, Davis County, on a William F. Bell and William Neff-designed 18-hole course that has long served as a Utah State Amateur Championship venue. The private, member-owned club has roughly 400 members and, per the club's own membership page, requires an initiation fee plus ongoing dues -- though neither figure is published publicly; the only specific numbers found in this research traced to a third-party aggregator (privateIQ) and were deliberately not recorded as sourced values here, consistent with this platform's sourcing standard.

What sets Oakridge apart from several other Salt Lake City-area old-guard clubs researched in this batch is a genuine, formally named residential product built directly around it: 'Oakridge Country Club Estates,' confirmed independently across Zillow, Trulia, Redfin, and Best Utah Real Estate listing pages, all identifying the subdivision by the club's exact name rather than a generic proximity label. A second phase appears in sourcing under two different names -- 'Oakridge Country Club Estates 2' on some platforms, 'Shepard Creek Southwest' on Redfin's own neighborhood page for what reads as the same parcel -- a naming inconsistency worth flagging to a buyer rather than silently resolving. This research found no evidence that golf membership is bundled with, or required for, ownership in either phase; the qualifying signal here is the depth and independence of the residential-integration evidence (a named, club-identified subdivision confirmed across multiple unrelated sources), not a confirmed access mechanic.