The Club at Pecan Grove - Plantation/Pecan

To begin with, the man working the pro shop was quite rude. Most other employees we encountered were friendly. Played Pecan & Plantation. Pecan was fairly easy and in decent condition. Back nine we played Plantation. It was quite a bit more challenging and narrow but in poor condition. Many of the greens were in bad shape. Several holes had chalked off areas due to standing water or areas they are trying to recover. Definitely got the feeling that the entire club in being renovated and lots of changes being made from previous times I have played.

The course is challenging but good for us weekend warriors. I’m sure I’ll be back.

Staff is friendly and amenities were fine. A lot of greens are in awful shape and almost unplayable. Good luck finding a ball that barely goes off of the fairway because it’s not maintained at all. Random spots in fairways hold water because of pipe leaks (the starter told us that). Absolutely not worth the money. I will most likely not return.

The staff has always been rude, has not changed. Course conditions need improvement, tee boxes and greens are in rough condition. Not going back.

The course is in good shape except several greens on The Grove.

Pretty good course. The greens were really slow and in so so shape. The grass on the greens was high and a different grass that you would see in the winter time or up north

For this course being “Private”, the greens were in poor condition. Most greens had half of the green space dirt and no grass at all. You can not putt so there is no point in keeping score.

Tee boxes and fairways are in good condition.

The greens on the Pecan Nine were superb.

The greens on the Grove Nine were awful -- so bad as to be un-puttable.

And another problem, which will become more severe as Summer heat takes over-- THERE ARE NO WATER STATIONS on the course. And on the Thursday we played, NO CART BEVERAGE SERVICE either.

So, carry your own water or die.