Golf at Harmony
Renowned golf course architect Jim Engh embodied the essence of Harmony when he built the extraordinary golf course atop the plains of Timnath. View the tranquility and natural beauty of the course and facilities.
Course & Facilities
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Practice Facilities
Created for those that love the game, the indoor hitting bay keeps your game tuned year-round. And the short-game practice facility simulates every short shot you can encounter on the course, with expanded green, separate pitching green, bunkers and multiple target areas ranging from 25-125 yards.
The main practice area not only invites you to warm up before playing, but entices you to practice more.
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Yardage Book
Take the fairway bunker out of play by going over it or to the right side of it, this will set up a good view of the green. It is better to be below the hole on your approach shot as this green is surrounded by Colorado native.
Hole 1 - Pipeline 
The fairway is generously wide. This is a good hole to let out the long ball and get to the top of the hill. Try to keep your approach on the same side of the green as the pin due to the big mound running through the center of the green.
Hole 2 - Sunflower 
Negotiate the deep fairway bunkers with caution. Set up an approach shot
from behind the last fairway bunker to get the best sightline to your target.
Hole 3 - Moonscape 
Cutting the corner can pay big dividends,be careful not to bite off more than you can
chew. Avoid approaches short and right…lots of advanced bunker shots await you there.
Hole 4 - Hideaway 
Left center off the tee box will give you the best options for continued play. Lay up yardage is critical and tight…be careful!
Hole 5 - Serengeti 
There is a flat spot on the left center of the fairway (at the dog-leg) that provides the
best approach area to this narrow green.
Hole 6 - Re-Load 
Think of this hole as having four connected greens and a five-club difference from front to back…tee shots landing slightly left or right of the green will tend to funnel to the target.
Hole 7 - Seven 
What you see is what you get here. Favor the left side of the fairway on your tee shot and add a half club extra to the elevated approach.
Hole 8 - Mirage 
This narrow green will be penal to those who over-club. Try to land the ball anywhere on the front part of the green for best birdie and par opportunities.
Hole 9 - Needles Eye 
Looks generously wide off the tee, but you need to be straight down the middle. The
long hitters will need to remember that when attempting to reach the green in two
shots. Best approach and bail out is on the left side of the fairway over the canal.
Hole 10 - Twin Peaks 
Draw your tee shot down the right side to take advantage of the sloping fairway. Good distance off the tee will take the water out of play and provide a good look at the
pin placement.
Hole 11 - Grand Tree 
A hidden tier in the back of the green will test your putting skills if the pin is back there. Note the length of the flagstick before teeing off.
Hole 12 - Hawk Tree 
Take the far fairway bunker out of play to set up a short iron to this well guarded green. The big hitters may be tempted to set up an eagle putt.
Hole 13 - Holey Moley 
Navigate this hole to your ability. The big hitters need to favor the left side of the fairway off the tee to set up an eagle opportunity. A lay-up shot down the fairway needs to get past the big trees along the canal to set up an approach opening.
Hole 14 - King Fisher 
This hole will appeal to all of your senses, starting with your sense of distance control…Good Luck!
Hole 15 - Tea Cup 
A solid tee shot favoring the left side of the fairway will put you in good shape for an up-hill approach that adds about one extra club to the distance.
Hole 16 - Ouch!CEO 
Dial in on your club selection. This is a very large green and plays slightly shorter due to elevated tees.
Hole 17 - Engh’s Revenge 
A great finishing hole with plenty of risk/reward. Long hitters can take it up the left side for a chance of hitting the green in two. In laying up a second shot, try to get all the way to the end of the fairway to better see the pin location.
Hole 18 - Sunset 
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Meet Our Staff
Our dedicated and well-trained staff combines experience with excellent service, and is the reason why so many people like to call Harmony home.
Eric prides himself on knowing every member at Harmony Club, and has a calling to assist each person as if they were the only member. When it comes to merchandise, tournaments or every day needs, Eric is ready to help you. A strong background in club fitting, merchandise and tournament operations, Eric is dedicated to making the member experience great. With over eight years’ experience at Harmony, he continues to help grow the game of golf. A graduate of Colorado State University, he resides in Fort Collins.
ERIC KNOTTS
DIRECTOR OF GOLF
Joe is a Colorado Native raised in Westminster. He has the utmost passion for not only the game and the business of golf, but he also loves serving the people of the golf community. Has 8 years’ experience working at a public facility in Westminster where he gained expertise in tournament events and teaching. Joe was recently elected as a Class "A" PGA Professional in January 2017 Married to Rachael since 2015, he is delighted to have a partner who also loves to play. Joe is a graduate of Metro State in Denver.
JOE CHAVEZ
HEAD GOLF PROFESSIONAL
Kevin Klemenz is a native of Connecticut and has lived in various parts of Colorado for the last fifteen years. Most recently, he spent five years as Golf Course Superintendent at the Old Baldy Club in Saratoga, Wyoming. Prior to that, he dedicated the better part of a decade working his way up through the ranks at the iconic The Broadmoor. Kevin holds a B.S. in Turf Management from Colorado State University and a B.S. in Business Administration from the University of Northern Colorado. Kevin is married to his wife Amanda and together they have two boys Oskar, age five and Emmett, who is three.
KEVIN KLEMENZ
GOLF COURSE SUPERINTENDENT
Stan is known for his dedication to coaching students to reach the top of their game. Translating the golf swing into easy-to-understand fundamentals makes him a great teacher for all levels. With over 35+ years of experience, Stan’s students range from beginners to juniors to PGA tour players. Stan teaches individual and group lessons, as well as clinics for members and non-members. Before joining Harmony in 2009, Stan’s career included Director of Golf at Plum Creek, hosting Chip Shots Radio Show on ESPN, and organizing the first Denver Golf Expo. Being a CSU graduate, and a very likable guy, he fits well here at Harmony.
STAN FENN
DIRECTOR OF INSTRUCTION, NORTHERN COLORADO GOLF ACADEMY AT HARMONY CLUB
Lucy is from small town Northern Wisconsin. From the age five, her family owned a local restaurant and she has been in the hospitality business ever since. She graduated from Flagler College in St. Augustine, Florida, where she started working events as well as food and beverage in the golf industry. Before moving to Fort Collins, she was the General Manager at Garfinkel's Bar and Grill in Vail, Colorado. Lucy loves making people happy by creating a memorable experience here at Harmony, whether it be through food and drink or just laughter and good conversation.
LUCY CANESTORP
CAMPUS DIRECTOR, HEAD OF PAVILION FOOD & BEVERAGE
Seve is committed to making Harmony a sanctuary for its members. He takes pride in looking after every golf operation detail so the member’s experience is extraordinary. Seve brings tradition along with fresh ideas to make Harmony the best Club in the region. His career includes professional and director positions at Canyon Gate Country Club in Las Vegas and Colorado clubs: Singletree Golf Club, Fox Acres Country Club and Eaton Country Club. Seve lives in Fort Collins and is known for cooking the best beef tenderloin in the county.
STEVE “SEVE” LIND
DIRECTOR EMERITUS
