Both structures were demolished to make way for the Club's growth, and plans were drawn up for a multi-story parking garage, and a tower containing office suites, retail space, and additional Club facilities to be erected alongside the original building. The new construction doubled the size of the Club and brought it to its present configuration. Through the years, the Club has established many unique traditions. For more than 30 years, The Fort Worth Club Wine Committee has met weekly and has earned a worldwide reputation by global wine collectors and connoisseurs. The Men's Athletic Center at The Fort Worth Club is legendary in the City of Fort Worth.
Members compete twice annually in professionally refereed basketball and volleyball leagues.
Squash, racquetball, and handball are keenly contested during annual tournaments, and The Fort Worth Club Running Club competes regularly in local 5K, 10K, and Marathon events. On any given day, as many as 400 members work out in the Club's Athletic Center. The annual Davey O'Brien National Quarterback Award is an important part of the Club's traditions. Founded by The Fort Worth Club in 1977, this is the oldest and most prominent award in the country for college quarterbacks. O'Brien alumni which include Jim McMahon, Steve Young, Troy Aikman, and Payton Manning proudly display their mementos in the Davey O'Brien Hall of Fame on the 11th floor of the Club.