Pecan Valley Golf Course

«It’s okay…»
is what I’ll tell anyone that asks if I’ve played the courses at Pecan Valley. The courses are both pretty challenging, which is nice. Not the kind of challenging that’ll make you quit, but the kind of challenging that’ll make you hate yourself for a few minutes.
The practice facilities are okay too.
The courses themselves are very well tended to. Always looked nice and I’ve played rounds there during the summer and fall. Tee boxes were a little rough last time tho.
The clubhouse is okay. I think there’s an eatery to the left of the pro shop but I wasn’t ever inclined to spend more time in there than I needed to.
The employees were also just okay. Never friendly, but definitely not rude either.
No complaints about the service or the course. But honestly, unless a generous patron is buying or I find a super sweet deal online, Pecan Valley simply wouldn’t be in my top picks for a Sunday session of self-​loathing with my friends. But I mean,… it’s an okay course.

Best public course I’ve been to

Of all the City of Ft Worth golf courses, Pecan Valley is one of the best. There are actually two courses at Pecan Valley, The Rivers Course and The Hills Course. As their name suggest, one is wet, the other hilly.
I prefer the more popular rivers course that proves to be quite a challenge even though it’s only a par 70. The hills is a par 72 but it’s not as well maintained as the Rivers course and if you play twilight, the sun makes it impossible to keep an eye on your ball.
The management of Pecan Valley is far superior to any of the other city of Ft. Worth courses. You almost always have to have a tee time, which I prefer, and except for the busy weekend, you typically don’t have to wait on anyone in front of you.
The greens are well maintained, as are the fairways and a majority of the rough. There is more water on the Hills Course than the Rivers course so if you come out, bring a few extra balls, just in case.