Littleton Golf & Tennis Club

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ FANTASTIC tennis community! I do drills with Coaches Brion Salazar & Ben Schlichting; they are phenomenal! They thoughtfully group players by skill level, creating competitive, high-quality play. Both coaches are fair, incredibly observant, and know how to challenge everyone to bring out their very best. The drills are exhilarating—I count down the days until my next session! Littleton Golf and Tennis is exceptionally well-organized, with wonderful opportunities to play, improve, and connect with fellow tennis enthusiasts. The tennis admin and the pro-shop staff are always friendly/informative; the restaurants and bathrooms are all terrific, too! It is an outstanding facility and community.

Geese have overrun the front 9. This is the worst I’ve ever seen it. My cart is full of crap, my shoes full of crap. It’s really terrible. I know some courses have hired people with dogs that chase them and fireworks. Littleton used to try to get them off but for some reason not this year. Has there been a change in management? I’ll take my dog out a couple times a week for perhaps a free walking round now and then.

Nicely designed executive course. Some difficult holes with a mix of mostly par 3 and some 4/5. Fine for walking. Not crowded in morning when we played. Recommended if you don’t need a par 72 course (this is par 62).

Course was in good shape. A bit pricey for an executive course. Can't give 5 stars however, was 100 degrees on a Saturday and they had no water on course!

Nice public course. Poor management by Patrick and his coworkers. Grossly low level and lack of respect, inability to communicate, and manage. Staff came on course telling me it’s against policy to have 3 carts out in a group while on the 18th hole golfing after I was given me a key to a cart as a single walk on. I went in to pay for the back nine and let Patrick know of the disrespect from his employee on the course. He then mocked me in the pro shop, failed to accept any accountability, and took my additional payment. Patrick was then seen in the cart return area telling his co-worker about me, making hand motions that I was crazy, and commenting about me to his coworker. Manage your course and carts or take accountability when you fail to do so, rather then blaming what you failed to do on paying golfers.