You’re driving down the Bangerter Highway, probably headed to snag a quick bite or run an errand, and you see that massive green sign at Jordan Landing. Honestly, most of us just assume Dicks Sporting Goods West Jordan is just another big-box store where you go to buy overpriced socks or a random soccer ball for a Saturday morning league.
But if you actually spend time in the aisles, you realize it’s kind of the pulse of the local West Jordan athletic scene. It’s not just a warehouse of jerseys.
Located at 7682 South Campus Drive, this spot is a massive 50,000-plus square foot anchor in one of the busiest shopping hubs in the Salt Lake Valley. Whether you're a weekend warrior trying to survive a hike up Ensign Peak or a parent whose kid just informed them—at 9:00 PM on a Friday—that they need new cleats for an 8:00 AM game, this is usually the first place you think of.
Why This Location Actually Matters
West Jordan isn't exactly a small town anymore. It’s a sprawl of families, outdoor junkies, and people who take their pickleball way too seriously.
I’ve noticed that while the online store is fine for basic stuff, the West Jordan physical location has this specific "New Soccer Experience" and a "House of Cleats" setup that you don't find in every old-school sporting goods shop. They’ve leaning heavily into the tech side of things lately. Basically, you aren't just guessing if a shoe fits; you’re actually getting a feel for the traction.
The Gear Reality Check
Let’s be real for a second. If you’re shopping for golf clubs, you could go to a specialized boutique and pay a "specialist" a premium to tell you your swing is garbage. Or, you can hit the golf department here. They have the hitting bays. They have the launch monitors.
It’s surprisingly high-tech for a place that also sells lures and camping chairs.
- Golf Services: They do 24-hour regripping. If you’ve ever tried to play with slick grips in the Utah heat, you know that’s a lifesaver.
- Bike Shop: It’s not just a shelf of bikes. There are actual certified techs who do tune-ups and repairs.
- Glove Steaming: If you just bought a stiff-as-a-board baseball glove for your kid, don't let them struggle through the first three games with it. They can steam and shape it right there.
Dealing With the Jordan Landing Crowd
The biggest headache? It’s not the store. It’s the parking.
Jordan Landing is a maze. If you go on a Saturday afternoon during "back to school" season or right before the fall sports season kicks off, it’s a madhouse. My advice? Use the Curbside Pickup. You buy it on the app, drive up to the designated spot, and they bring it out.
It saves you from the 20-minute hunt for a parking spot near the front doors.
Hours and Timing
The store usually opens at 9:00 AM and stays open until 9:00 PM most days (though Sunday has those shorter hours, typically closing by 7:00 PM). If you’re looking for specific holiday hours in 2026, they tend to mirror the rest of the Jordan Landing mall, but checking the app for "real-time" inventory is the move.
Nothing is worse than driving all the way there for a specific pair of Hoka running shoes only to find out they only have size 14 in stock.
The "House of Sport" Confusion
There’s been some chatter about whether this is a full "House of Sport" location. To be clear: it’s not the massive "House of Sport" flagship with an outdoor track and climbing wall (those are usually 100k+ sq ft). However, the West Jordan location has adopted many of those "pro-style" features.
You get the House of Cleats, which is essentially a specialized boutique inside the store. It’s organized by sport and surface type. If you’re playing on the turf at the Gene Fullmer Recreation Center, the staff actually knows which stud pattern won't tear up your knees. That’s the kind of local nuance you don't get from a generic online algorithm.
Is the "Best Price Guarantee" Legit?
People always ask if the prices are actually competitive. Honestly, Dicks can be pricey if you just walk in and grab the first thing you see. But they have a Best Price Guarantee.
If you find a lower price on an identical item from a local competitor or a major online retailer (think Amazon or Walmart), they’ll match it. You just have to show them the ad or the website on your phone. It’s a bit of a "pro tip" that most casual shoppers forget to use.
The ScoreCard Hack
If you’re spending more than $50 a year on sports gear, not having the ScoreCard is just leaving money on the table. It’s a free loyalty program. You get points for every dollar, and they eventually turn into $10 rewards. Plus, it makes returns way easier because they can just look up your transaction without you digging through your glove box for a crumpled receipt.
Actionable Steps for Your Next Visit
If you're planning a trip to Dicks Sporting Goods West Jordan, here is exactly how to handle it like a pro:
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- Check Local Inventory First: Use the website or app and set "My Store" to West Jordan. Don't waste the gas if the item isn't on the shelf.
- Go Early or Late: The 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM window on weekends is the danger zone. If you can hit it at 9:00 AM on a Tuesday, you'll have the associates' undivided attention.
- Leverage the Services: Don't just buy a bike in a box. Have the techs assemble it. Don't just buy a racquet; have them string it to your specific tension.
- Compare Prices on Your Phone: Before you head to the register, do a quick 30-second Google search for the item. If it's $10 cheaper somewhere else, get that price match.
West Jordan is a town that stays active. Between the local high school teams and the endless hiking trails nearby, having a reliable gear hub is pretty much a requirement for living here. Just remember to breathe when you're navigating the Jordan Landing roundabout.