Colorado Ski & Golf – Littleton

Ben and Carrie were wonderful. Ben fitted my daughter for the junior trade in program and Carrie sized us for helmets and goggles. Both were absolutely wonderful! Thank you.

I have been a customer for ski equipment and modification of golf equipment for years with steadily declining results. I have liked the competitive pricing and friendly service, but Colorado Ski and Golf has totally bollixed their last few golf club customization efforts for me — largely in the inaccuracy of club lengthening (some clubs off by ¼″ — some clubs off by ¾″ — that’s huge for golf clubs). I have taken the offender clubs to Golfsmith for correction and they have been spot on (less than 1/​16″ dispersion). Guess who has my future business!

I used to really like this place and the equipment is still great and prices are okay but the sales staff has become very rude lately. I have spent over 10k here over the years and expect a little respect but don’t seem to get it anymore. I came in to return some ski pants that were a gift and did not fit. They had a little bit of dog hair on them from when I tried them on at home. The salesperson said they were filthy and they could not be returned. I told them I tried them on for 30 seconds and they were not filthy and the tags were still on them. He called the manager over and at least she said it was ok. Once again I said they didn’t fit and thank you. Then he said «well that’s why we have fitting rooms.» I said THEY WERE A GIFT and wasn’t able to try them on at the store. After more attitude he finally agreed to take them and exchange for a different pair. This is not an isolated incident. The last 2 times my family members were there they bought pairs of $ 1,000 skis and were given an attitude about when the bindings would be completed. I will go back but they need to respect their customers!

If you need anything tuned, then be sure to go somewhere else! Just picked up my snowboard and will never return to CO ski and golf!!! The edges if even sharpened at all must have been done with a nail file. They failed to mention the extra charge they put on my invoice when I dropped it off — to fill a core shot. It was pretty expensive compared to other places I have gone. The board came back filthy which to me is an indication that they really don’t care about the actual equipment or the fact that it belongs to someone else. Even after filling some small gashes, they failed to even things out so the fillings have defined edges that stick out. What a mess. If you value your equipment and want it treated the way you would treat it yourself then stay away from this place!

Really depends on which member of the sales team you get. I went in today because I bought my boots there in November and had a wonderful experience! This time I bought boot warmers and had a lot of questions… and the jerk ‘helping’ us acted like we were a total inconvenience, and indirectly made fun of a) my boots and b) the fact that I was getting boot warmers. Total bummer to spend that much money and not enjoy the experience.

If you need properly fitted ski or board hardware, Colorado Ski and Golf is where to go. Great service applied with great knowledge. Littleton store is where I have made my purchases over the years.

SKI or BOARD Tune Up Warning!
If you drop your skis or board to get a tune up double check the date you want to pick it up on the paperwork for if they put the next day you get it when you want it. I dropped my board off four days ago and was suppose to be ready in Thursday the 13^th but since the guy write Friday the 14^th I will have to take off to the mountains tomorrow not tonight like planned.
They weren’t to friendly about it either. F them.

This place is alright. It’s not as good as the store located near park Meadows and the staff isn’t as nearly as helpful. There’s some decent boards and gear. Not a huge selection for women though. Some of the staff is rude and made me feel uncomfortable when trying to get some of my gear fixed.
I asked an associate about the new lipstick board I really want and probably would’ve purchased it that day but he pretty much talked himself straight out of a sale saying he didn’t know much about the board and that it was an ok board. Hmmm.
Well.ok, I won’t buy it from you.

Dedicated Ski & Golf customer, sadly disappointed by the bait and switch scam. We hit the Labor Day weekend ski sales on Sunday, even drove to two Ski and Golf locations. At the Littleton store, my husband found an Arbor Element snowboard for a great price, he thought about it all night so we returned on Monday (this is a 2 ½ drive down from the mountain for us). He went back to the Board area, located the board still marked at $ 279. A Sales associate removed the sale tag and wrote up a slip so he could get credit for the commission (even though he did nothing to sell the board) only he wrote it up for $ 399. When questioned, the associate indicated they had the tag on the wrong board, even though it said ‘Arbor Element’ on the tag and on the board. Sadly we walked away without a purchase and will be returning the bindings we purchased on Sunday. I hope they realize they are not the only gear provider; we went to their competition, Christy Sports and bought a homegrown Never Summer board instead. I’m in the market for new skis — guess where I won’t be buying those.

Very pushy sales staff. I went to check out and four Sales people surrounded the register. Very uncomfortable. And good luck practicing putting or drivers they will swarm you’ ! Warning do not purchase clubs here you will regret it.

They were nice and overly helpful. I knew it was a long shot trying to find goggles at Golf and Ski. They got excited when I asked if they had googles, until I said the swimming kind… you could hear a pin drop. I guess they kind of limited themselves with that name.

We have been to this store several times in the past and have never had a problem until today. Went in to buy golf balls today they were having a big sale saw 8 employees including three behind sales counter with one customer being helped. Received no acknowledgement from anyone other then guy standing by front door who said hi. Finally turned around and walked out of store without buying anything. On a better note went to Sports Authority and managed to buy the balls and get a 5% discount with new loyalty card guess we will be shopping there for now on.

I always buy my gear here… Woody in the snowboard dept is always helpful … I don’t golf but if I did …

This place has a decent selection of ski clothing, but unlike my review of the Aurora store the staff is kind of rude. My specific point being the ski service dept. Had to wait a few minutes for someone to appear, no greeting (is a hello so hard), when I asked for a wax and edge the guy just threw down the forms. What am I supposed to do now, feel this out, wipe my butt with it, paper cut you to death? Maybe customer service is dead.

i needed new snowboarding clothes and got some coupons in the mail for colorado ski and golf, so i decided to check it out. the stuff they had was nice, but the selection for womens snow clothes left a lot to be desired. i mainly needed new snow pants, and the only color options they had were black and white. i found some that are super comfortable and cute, but i’m a girl who likes color, and had to go to sports authority to find a jacket with some flair to go with my pants. it looked like there were a lot of mensware options, as well as equipment options, so depending on what you’re looking for this might be the store for you, but i wasn’t all that thrilled with the selection

This store is totally understaffed though the staff that I did speak with while I was on hold multiple times were pleasant. I never reached anyone to answer my questions. I called to find out what the store had for demo skis before I took 2 hours of my time to drive there and back. I was initially put on hold for 7 minutes, then someone picked up the line but she thought it was another call and had to put me back on hold. I was on hold again for 3 minutes and then someone from ski sales picked up who then had to put me back on hold since I was looking for rentals. I was then on hold for another 5 minutes and then was auto-​transferred to their voice mail system general mailbox which then had a system error and sent me back to a company directory which then sent me to a voice mailbox for suppliers. What a fiasco and waste of my valuable time. Not only did they lose $ 150 in rentals, I was looking to buy a new pair of ski pants, jacket, and hat when I came into the store. I am also looking for a new pair of skis which is why I wanted to rent the demos. Guess I’ll take my business to a store that values customer service. ,
Carolyn B

Get your shred or chip on!
I’ve been a customer of Ski and Golf for years and have never had a bad experience. Whether you are looking for that sick stick to shrip the gnar or looking for that new putter to help your short game, you can’t go wrong with Colorado Ski and Golf.
The staff are rock stars and really know what they’re talking about which makes for outstanding customer service. The store is very large and nicely laid out so it’s very easy to find exactly what you are looking for.
If you are in the market to buy a new snowboard, ask for Kevin Woodward. He’ll never steer you wrong and is probably the most knowledgeable snowboard salesman in all of Colorado.

For some reason, I never think to come to this place when I need my ski gear. I hit Sniagrab on Thursday as soon as it opened (because I needed to put my 10% coupon to good use!) to buy some new skis. I’m a bargain hunter at heart, and knew I should have shopped around a little more before buying those puppies. Sure enough, I popped into Ski Rex at S&G today on a whim and BAM — there are my skis for $ 80 less than Sports Authority. I got suckered! (But I did at least check with SA to make sure they price match, and they do.) Some employees happened to be standing nearby when they heard my gasp and assured me that they would also price-​match what SA would do (honoring the 10% coupon too), even though they already had the lower price. In the meantime, while I was trying to decide what to do about the skis, I got some hands-​on help with helmets even though I didn’t end up buying one.
I ultimately just got the price match from SA (saving $ 150 total!) because it seemed easier than taking them back and buying the same thing elsewhere… but I really wanted to buy them from S&G instead just because the service was awesome. Next time I know where to go first!

Went to grab my Colorado Pass on Saturday, JD was extremely helpful, as was Bill in helping me start my quest for new skis. The manager was great as well, but I forgot his name. I’ll be heading back in the next couple of weeks to pick up my new skis.

With all the hub a bub on Sniagrab commodity product sales during Labor Day weekend, we remembered our postive experience at CSG last year buying ski boots, Last year, we bought ski boots at SG which the salesmen simply fitted us totally disregarding long term fit and comfort. (you actually go down in size with ski boots) These were returned within 2 days and we made the buy from Scott at the CSG in Littleton. Scott is a product genus, he spent 45 minutes with us last year and to our surprise, he was working again this year as my Westside girl sought new downhill skis. Amazing techincal service from Scott-​he spent almost an hour with us in a very busy store and went through almost 6 brands of skis (ignoring the Vogul reps comments) explaining the wood, foam components of skis and why the wide bodies work well without going up high on your edges. He also insured us to try these skis 3 – 4 times and if not happy, bring em back for full store credit. I also learned Sports Authority does not carry Head or Dnynastar as they only sell speciality ski shops whom want to fit the right skis for thier customers, like CSG. Wow, impressive professional service, product knowledge, and you had the feeling of «we want to insure the product matches you» or don’t buy them. I will be giving CSG more business–