Richmond: Pecan Grove Plantation Country Club
Tucked into the coastal plain of Fort Bend County, Pecan Grove Plantation Country Club is a place whose character is shaped by broad golf fairways, greens and mature shade trees. It forms part of Pecan Grove, a residential community in the Houston metropolitan area near Richmond, Texas. The surrounding land has the low, level character of southeastern Texas, with the Brazos River flowing west of the community. Golf defines the club’s layout, from teeing areas and bunkers to paths running between landscaped residential streets. Fort Bend County was established in 1837, and its older river-country roots now coexist with the rapidly expanding suburbs southwest of Houston. Pecan Grove provides a carefully maintained open setting within that wider urban region.
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