The Club at Pecan Grove - Grove/Plantation

I’ve played here a few times since moving from another state. It advertises 27 holes but have only had 18 open anytime I play. The middle 9 just renovated is fantastic! Then the other nine is showing a little neglect. If they can rebuild and maintain - it will be great, however they are going private. The handful of members I observed make it obvious they don’t like the public playing. It’s too bad - it’s real close to my home but not in their mud district - so would I go back? Likely yes until they are private. But I will continue to explore and try out courses moving forward. Pecan Grove is a good “hot deal” course, but going fully private is their priority.

Staff members and the course itself are worth returning to this place. But some of the players lack golf course etiquette (the Marshal did a great job in handling the situation - thanks).

The newly renovated Grove 9 was in excellent shape. Greens are to brag about. However the Pecan 9s greens are needing the same loving. Had to move my ball many of times on the Pecan 9 but no complaints at all on the Grove 9. Friendly staff. Can see some plans in motion there. Just bare with em as it looks like they are getting it done.

I know it has been raining lately, but the course has not been kept up lately. Also, the greens are in terrible shape. its going to be quiet a while before this course is back up to its standards. there are many municipals around town offering way better conditions.

Greens were in very bad shape Weeds growing on the greens.

I have played the course multiple times. I have been encouraged by the new leadership. However.. the greens were unplayable, pace of play was horrific.. my partners left after 13 holes. I ended up skipping two holes for slow play. There were marshalls there but they didn’t seem to care about pace but only keeping the carts in the path. For a Friday afternoon this is unacceptable. Was considering a membership but it is not worth it.

This course is convenient for me since it’s only 12

Min from my house. I knew that it would be CPO due to heavy rainfall two days prior.

What was unbelievable is that neither Golf Now, nor the pro shop mentioned that half the course would have punched greens.

Incredibly disappointing that there was zero discount on the fees. I can easily pay full price for a course that has all greens operable, but this is absurd.

Don’t play here unless you call the pro shop first and ask questions. Shame on both Pecan Grove and Golf Now

For $85, this course is not worth it. EVERY green had a fungus and you need a drill to set your tee, the tee boxes are that hard!!! Gotta do better! SMH…..

This is a good layout but the greens and tee boxes are really in need of repair.

Overall course is good but the greens are very patchy.

Nice course, but the greens are in a terrible condition. Somebody said ”concrete wits some mud on top”. Otherwise a very nice course.

Course is very good. Challenging and a very good layout. However, the greens were absolutely horrible. There wasn’t a straight putt anywhere. Craters. No grass. Just bad. Since there isn’t a discounted rate for this issue, they should notify players and maybe even put in temp greens in front while they do some much needed repairs.

Overall, enjoyed the course. The fairways are wide open and well laid out with some water on the course to keep things interesting. The greens were pretty challenging with all their drop-off and quickness.

My only complaint were the greens, some of them were not in the greatest shape and very dry and hard.

The title says it all-- the greens need immediate attention. Most of them are crusty and the crust breaks up into dirt. Those greens that are not crusty are bumpy.

Course is under renovations and once the greens are rebuilt this place will recapture its past glory.