The best things to do in Weber County

Between a heated, covered driving range with TopTracer, a fun mini golf course with waterfalls, and leagues and lessons for every level, Eagle Lake Golf Course is where your swing (and patience) gets better. Season passes mean unlimited rounds, so you can sneak in after work or before Saturday chores.

From the Roy newsletter, October 19, 2026

Back Nine Golf keeps your swing sharp with Full Swing simulators that read ball speed, launch angle and more so practice turns into progress. Grab friends for a tee time, jump into a league, or book lessons with Coach Devaki Ganesh for supportive, data driven improvement, no weather excuses.

From the Roy newsletter, October 12, 2026

A large waterslide, lazy river, splash pad, two diving boards, and beach front make North Shore Aquatic Center the easy choice this week when Ogden turns to toast. Grab lap time or swimming lessons, soak in Ben Lomond views, then declare victory because, honestly, Summer Lives Here.

From the Ogden newsletter, September 29, 2026

Whether you're sneaking in a quick nine or just need to stripe a bucket after work, Mulligan's Golf delivers with a nine-hole course, a heated driving range, mini-golf for the kids, plus clinics and individualized instruction when your slice starts acting like a boomerang.

From the Ogden newsletter, October 10, 2026

With over a century of tradition and modern perks, Ogden Golf & Country Club serves up a beautifully kept course, strong practice setup, tennis, pool days, solid dining and an indoor simulator for weatherproof reps. Bonus, it’s now hosting the Korn Ferry Tour’s Utah Championship, so the bar’s set high.

From the Roy newsletter, October 7, 2026

Chain of movie theaters, some with multiple screens, stadium seats & self-service ticketing kiosks.

Set in the Ben Lomond foothills, The Barn Golf Course packs 18 scenic holes, two practice greens, a driving range, and a snack bar plus a well-stocked pro shop. Family-run vibe, a weekend sports pub with billiards, and a patio pavilion make it a go-to for lessons, junior golf, and tournaments.

From the Ogden newsletter, September 23, 2026

Toad's Fun Zone hooks the whole crew with go-kart races, mini golf, laser tag, batting cages, and an old-school arcade... then surprises you with Mulligans Creekside Golf Center’s nine-hole course and heated driving range with clinics and instruction. Easy weeknight pick when you need laughs without overplanning.

From the Ogden newsletter, October 4, 2026

Cinema 502 is a cozy 27-seat micro-cinema you can rent for your own screening, birthday hang, after-party, gaming showdown, or streaming the big game. Bring your crew, your console, and your snacks, then enjoy a private theater all to yourselves without the shushing.

From the Ogden newsletter, September 17, 2026

Mt. Ogden Golf Course delivers a hilly layout with real variety, so club selection actually matters. Elevation changes keep you honest, the scenery keeps you calm, and snagging a tee time online means you’re one good swing from a stellar local round this week.

From the Ogden newsletter, October 13, 2026

El Monte Golf Course is your easygoing 9-hole loop when you want a quick after-work round with legit canyon and mountain views this week. Grab a buddy, walk it, work on wedges and putts, then brag about the birdie you definitely meant to make, because this is classic Ogden golf with zero fuss.

From the Ogden newsletter, October 19, 2026

Whether you're craving fresh blockbusters this week or just the best-tasting popcorn in Utah, Walker Cinemas North Ogden keeps it classic with an old-school vibe and family-friendly prices. Make it your easy, no-fuss movie night spot when you want the big screen without the big scene.

From the Ogden newsletter, October 7, 2026

Schneiter's Riverside Golf Course is a Riverdale staple with a classic 18, a legit driving range, pro instruction, and active men’s and ladies’ associations. Perfect for locals chasing a better round, joining a league, or organizing a no-fuss outing with the crew.

From the Roy newsletter, October 4, 2026