The Club at Pecan Grove - Grove/Plantation

The course has 3 nine hole courses. We played the Pecan and the Grove course. The Pecan had ok fairways. The greens were were quick put true. They had a few weeds in them mowed short with the rest of the grass. They were not what I would expect from a Country club. The Grove course was bad. The greens were some of the worst I’ve ever seen. The tee boxes were uneven. In fairness, we were supposed to play the Plantation course but didn’t see it. There was no starter and we only saw signs for the Pecan and Grove courses. We should have asked though. I’m sure the Plantation course would have been better than the Grove. We stopped to get a couple hot dogs at the turn and it took forever. They have a restaurant but all we wanted was something quick and to get back on the course but they had to make them in the kitchen and it took about 10 minutes. Probably will not play here again..

Considering the current conditions of the greens, it will be a long time before they are in halfway decent condition. Fairways are hard and tee boxes are not on good shape either

This was a great course. It was my first time playing. The staff was very helpful in helping me to understand the course layout. They have three different courses: 1) Pecan, 2) Grove, and 3) Plantation. They have a really nice locker room for changing, showers, and a bar. There was unlimited balls for the driving range with the round of 18-holes.

The course conditions were good. There were a couple of mud spots and rough terrain but nothing too bad. Overall, this is a great course with a feel of an “exclusive” environment (in a good way).

I've played this course for going on 10 years but this was the absolute worst experience I've had here. Not only did we have to push for our cart to even start going (yes, you read that right, sort of like Fred Flinstone with our feet to get the engine to start), but we also had the grounds crew literally mowing the fringes WHILE WE WERE PUTTING. We were behind another group who was moving at a decent pace, but still had the grounds crew following behind us for every single shot we had. Then they wouldn't even wait until we finished putting before they drove up to the green and started mowing. It was crazy.

The green are in horrible shape, I'd hate to be a member with such bad greens keeping

Tee boxes and fairways were in good condition. However, greens we in bad shape.

I don’t know how they call this place a country club. Greens are like an old dog park.

The greens are 90 percent dead on one of the nine holes we played. Fairways are very bumpy. Made my back sore driving over the moguls!

I've played here many times over the years, and each time the conditions have gotten worse and worse. 6 total greens were mostly dirst with holes in them. Most of the fairways seem to be crumbling. And all of the tee boxes were weeds and extremely uneven. The first time I played Pecan Grove, it was immaculate. One of the best I had ever played. But it was also still private at that time. That was 10 years ago. It seems they have stopped caring. For 75 dollars I can play at other courses in the area, have better course conditions, and feed myself. I hope they improve. It really is a great course. Just a shame they have let it go.

For this course to cost as much as it does I would expect better conditions. Most of the greens have weeds/sand/dead grass throughout making putting nearly impossible. One of the worst values for the money in the Houston area.

I will probably never play this course again, the greens reminded me of k-mart parking lots. It’s embarrassing charging this price for the state of the course. Even course members complained that the establishment is owned by a company out of china and doesn’t give a dang about upkeep.

This course rating should fall to a 2.5/5 stars to accurately describe it.

If I could give zero stars I would $70 for a round of golf when the greens are unplayable is ridiculous course is complete gone they need to just shut down the course driving range is unusable no grass at all and is so short of a range can’t hit driver overall experience poor would never recommend the course will never play there again

Hadn't played this course in over a year. It was in better shape. The front 9 on Pecan course was nit great but ok

the greens were dry, cracked and just not good. Balls were bouncing like a basketball court on the fairways The back 9 was terrible. It was like playing in a dried out cow pasture. Which is surprising since the fron 9 didnr look like that. The ground was rock hard, and full of holes and bumps. I almost twisted an ankle walking in the fairway.

Tee boxes full of crabgrass and clover. The fairways weren't much better. I get that they need rain because all of the ponds were low, but they need better watering and maintenance overall.

The greens were in terrible condition worst I’ve seen very disappointing given it’s a private golf course.

The condition of the court is slowly improving. Certainly better than it was a month ago. One green still is very poor but the others are fine.

Another year, another poor playing condition for this course. The tee boxes have no grass and several of the greens are borderline unplayable. At this point they should just rip them up and start over! Don't waste your money playing here until they actually spend some money to fix those awful greens.

Friendly staff and players, nice course layout and good bar and grill, but time has taken its toll and the greens and tee boxes were in poor condition

A couple of greens were dead, and one fairway was sunken and full of ruts. Otherwise, for winter, the course was in decent shape. Negatives: No food on Monday because chef is off; two, no bathrooms anywhere on the course.