Azleigha and John's wedding at Fort Collins Country Club was a truly unforgettable celebration! The venue’s natural beauty and elegant charm provided the perfect backdrop for their big day. From the rolling greens of the golf course to the picturesque outdoor ceremony space, every corner of the property offered incredible settings for photos and memorable moments. What truly made the day exceptional was the outstanding work of their planner, Taylore. Her impeccable organization and genuine care for every detail ensured that everything went off without a hitch. She managed the timeline seamlessly, kept the couple relaxed, and brought their vision to life effortlessly. Taylore’s dedication and expertise were evident in every aspect of the day, making it a joy to capture. Fort Collins Country Club is a gem of a venue—perfect for couples who want a mix of elegance, scenic beauty, and top-tier service. It’s always a treat to work in such a well-coordinated and welcoming space, and I look forward to returning in the future!

I want to love the Fort Collins Country Club. I actually grew up with my family having a membership so I spent some of my youth there. Recently my family and I came back to Fort Collins and went with my parents. And to my surprise, there have been little to no changes since I was a kid. The same greasy food at the pool, very similar dining food, no spa or wellness options outside of a sauna, Just the same things that’ve been there for years. Millennials and Gen Xers that are and will be taking/buying the Country Club memberships from the boomers are healthy. They want smoothies. And red light therapy. And cold plunges. And açaí bowls. And protein. And sure, why they might indulge in cocktails and onions rings occasionally, they don’t want grilled cheese, cheese sticks and hot dogs for lunch and gross overcooked steak for dinner. For the membership fee that the Fort Collins Country Club charges, it’s outrageous to me that there aren’t healthier, better choices in food, activities and wellness. It’s clear there needs to be a management and board shift.

We've been members of Fort Collins Country Club for seven years, and it just keeps getting better. The recent remodel of the clubhouse and locker rooms is impressive. The attention to detail is evident everywhere, and it's clear management cares about maintaining top-tier facilities without losing the down-to-earth, welcoming vibe that makes this place special. Whitakers restaurant is fantastic. The menu is creative and well-executed, and it's the perfect excuse to spend an evening at the club without the kids (though the family-friendly atmosphere means they're welcome anytime). They know your name. They know my wife likes Diet Coke with a lime. They know that I like Americanos :) Our son joined the swim team a few years ago, and it's been transformative. He just placed second at state in both the 50m and 100m freestyle, and while we're incredibly proud of him, all the real credit goes to the swim team coaches. They've made it fun, challenging, and rewarding. Exactly what youth sports should be. The coaching staff here is top-notch and genuinely invested in each swimmer's growth. My wife is hooked on the boxing and pilates classes. The variety and quality of fitness programming here is exceptional. Whether you're into group fitness, strength training, or specialty classes, there's something for everyone at a level that suits your needs. The tennis facilities are legitimately some of the best in Colorado. Indoor and outdoor courts, clay options. Programming that accommodates everyone from recreational players to competitive enthusiasts. The Fort Collins Country Club feels like a place where families actually belong. It's not stuffy or pretentious. It's active, welcoming, and genuinely invested in creating a lifestyle community.

These are pictures of the 8th fairway on the club's golf course. It really is a great place to play golf, preferably in the summer months of the year! The famous golf architect "Robert Trent Jones" did a refresh of the course back in the late 1980's. Since then as well as before they've held the biggest of the state's golf tournaments as well as US Open qualifiers their too! The club also has a great tennis set up too, with many courts lit up for night playing and indoor courts when the snow flies. They have a year round clubhouse with an exceptional dining room and other facilities available per your asking! It is a private country club so you will need to give them a call or stop in an ask for membership availability and costs.

I am not a member. Just dropped off my partner and later picked them up. The parking lot was in a suitable place.