Ravenna Golf Club
Littleton, Douglas County, Colorado · Denver Metro / Front Range golf market
- Access
- non equity
- Holes
- 18
- Architect(s)
- Jay Morrish
- Gated
- Yes
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Ravenna Golf Club anchors one of the Denver area's more architecturally distinctive gated golf communities: a 634-acre property along the Front Range foothills near Waterton Canyon and Roxborough, developed with only 243 homesites around a Jay Morrish-designed course -- reportedly Morrish's last design. The community's Tuscan/Mediterranean-influenced custom homes, rugged red-rock terrain, and low homesite count give it a noticeably different character from the more suburban-tract feel of some other Douglas County gated communities.
The club rebranded from "The Club at Ravenna" to "Ravenna Country Club" in 2024 and carries Platinum Club of America recognition (a ranking among the top 150 country clubs nationally). A new clubhouse (2022, roughly 24,000 square feet) anchors the community's social and dining life. Importantly for buyers, golf and social membership are confirmed available to residents but not mandatory -- Ravenna's residential product is sold independent of any club-membership requirement, which distinguishes its access model from more tightly bundled communities elsewhere in this market.
Golf & Course
Jay Morrish, known for his collaborations with Tom Weiskopf and for numerous acclaimed Western U.S. designs, routed the course through Ravenna's rugged, forested terrain, using the property's natural red-rock outcroppings as a visual and strategic feature. It is reported as his final design before his death.
Membership & Access
Does buying a home here include club membership?
Golf and Social membership tiers are available to residents and, per club marketing, to qualified non-resident applicants, but membership is confirmed not mandatory for Ravenna homeowners -- buying a home in the community does not require joining the club. Specific fees and any current waitlist were not found this session; confirm directly.
Living in Ravenna Golf Club
Ravenna is a 634-acre gated luxury community capped at 243 homesites, a notably lower density than most Front Range golf communities of comparable acreage, positioned as an exclusive, custom-home enclave rather than a large-volume subdivision. The 24,000-square-foot clubhouse (2022) anchors dining, a resort-style pool, and fitness amenities.
Location & Surrounding Area
Located south of Littleton near the Waterton Canyon/Roxborough area, along the Douglas/Jefferson County line -- geographically at the western edge of this market's Douglas County corridor, closer to the foothills than the Castle Rock/Parker cluster.
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What Buyers Should Verify
- Confirm current initiation fee and dues directly with the club -- no published figures were found this session.
- Confirm current golf/social membership availability and any waitlist.
- Confirm HOA fee and any other mandatory community assessments separate from club membership.
Notable
- 634-acre gated community capped at only 243 homesites -- a notably low density for a golf community of its size.
- Reported to be Jay Morrish's last golf course design.
- Recognized as a Platinum Club of America (top 150 country clubs nationally); rebranded from The Club at Ravenna to Ravenna Country Club in 2024.
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US Golf Living provides independent real-estate research and can connect consumers with real-estate professionals. Golf membership, availability, fees and approval are determined independently by the applicable club.