About
One of the first courses in the growing 1970s Plano community, Pecan Hollow started out as the Plano Municipal Golf Course. Don January and Billy Martindale, who had recently completed their signature Royal Oaks in Dallas, contracted with the city to help provide golf for Plano’s growing population.
The terrain here is flat, and the fairways are mostly wide open. January used the standard bunkers, water hazards, and trees in his design to cause problems for the golfer. The greens are of medium size and speed, and the course is basically pretty standard until you reach the punishing final stretch of holes. Nos. 16-18 are all 445-yard-plus par 4s with water in play–one of the toughest tests of golf in the DFW area.
Getting there : From I-75 north, take Plano Parkway east, then exit at 14th St. Turn right, drive a short distance to the course, and look for the entrance on the left side of the street.
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Golfer Photos
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Photo submitted by Natergy on 09/20/2026
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Photo submitted by Matt9887274 on 06/19/2025
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Photo submitted by u466412403 on 05/05/2023
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Photo submitted by NCBdmZOLJOmt6ZLHIiCQ on 01/08/2023
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Photo submitted by NCBdmZOLJOmt6ZLHIiCQ on 01/08/2023
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Photo submitted by NCBdmZOLJOmt6ZLHIiCQ on 01/08/2023
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Canadian Invasion… Photo submitted by smufiji94 on 05/09/2022
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Todd and Mike Photo submitted by u952177268 on 07/01/2020
Golfer Reviews
It keeps me making the drive from Rockwall to Plano!
I am 57, played semi-competitive golf. former scratch, lowest person round in tourney play is 66. Coming back after a 6 year illness, losing 55lbs, then double hernia surgery and this golf course, a part of my healing process. I play at least 6 courses within 15 minutes and I will keep making the drive back to Pecan Hallow. About 30 years or so ago, I stood in that muni and watch Tiger Woods come back from 4 down during in the USAM while it was pouring rain at Plano Muni.... The Greens have come a long way and are why. Firewheel Bridges and Pecan Hallow are the two finest of the North Texas public VALUE courses in my opinion. Greens that Rival Heritage Ranch! Practice area, above average, staff in pro shop, top notch. Bar area, maybe it was just an off day. Great Chicken Sandwiches and cold beverages. They sell "aiming" fluid there also! We're were behind two groups with some a bit more mature than us and we waited some, but a good breeze and great fellowship made it perfect. I always bring my own water but saw cart girl 3 times i believe. Played with two buddies and a single and we had a great time. Fairways are coming in, so is the rough... (hint) hit it straight:) Worth getting by!
4 Stars for Pecan Hollow
4 Stars for Pecan Hollow. Everything was good and no complaints. We would definitely play it again. Pace of play was good for a Saturday morning, course conditions were good overall, staff in the pro shop and the grill were friendly and professional, we liked the course layout and thought it was a good value for the money, the clubhouse was nice but average. The golf carts were fast and clean.
Best public course around
For a public course, this PH is always kept in great condition! It’s a challenging course but not too difficult.
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Good course for money but golf carts never stop beeping it’s so annoying
Good Shape
Coirse is in good shape and the pace of play was good. Will play again.
Great course. Greens are a +. Driving range and practice facilities good.
Greens always consistent and one of the reasons to come back. However, a few greens, like hole 2 need repair. Especially like the par 5' s. Putting greens need more holes.
Great considering the rain
Course dried out well considering the rain the day before, which is usually not the case. Greens are in great condition as is most of the course.
Fair
Not in great shape. Greens used to be perfect, not so much anymore. Winter storms seem to have hit this place hard. A lot of dead spots everywhere. Fine to play once a year or so. Nothing memorable.
Not great
Some creature is eating away at some of the greens. The greens that were playable were great. Fairs were the worst I’ve ever played on. Don’t let the grass on them fool you. They are hard as a rock. They knocked the club out of my hands a couple of times
Great Course
Had a great time. It was a little crowded. We waited to tee off every time, but it was still a nice day!
No Drainage or Cart Staff
We’ve had some rain the last two months but it had not rained in 5 days. Some holes were unplayable due to amount of standing water and mud. No modern drainage on this older course. No cart staff anywhere and it was the hottest day of the year. On course water coolers did not have cold water, honestly, it may have been leftover from day before.
Too wet to play
I believe this course should have been closed because it was way too wet for play. Very disappointing.