Pecan Plantation Country Club

Pecan Plantation Country Club The official page of PPCC and PPOA, maintained by the Communications Department. Christensen in the late 1920s. In 1949 O.P.

Comanche Indians first used the 4,200 acres of land that is now the Pecan Plantation. Due to the unusual configuration of the Brazos River virtually encircling the peninsula of land, the property has long been a distinctive landmark just south of Granbury, Texas. The property was known as the De Cordova Bend, named for Jacob De Cordova, an early Texas pioneer who explored and surveyed it in the 18

50s. Virtually abandoned for about 50 years following the exodus of the American Indians from the area, the property was finally settled by a communal group of families led to the site by John B. The community was known as Kristenstad, but by 1938 the settlement had failed and was abandoned. Leonard, a prominent Fort Worth businessman, purchased the property and renamed it Leonard Bend. By 1956 the Leonard Bend Pecan Farm had 3,300 acres of orchard on the peninsula. The Brazos River Authority in 1966 started building the De Cordova Dam. The opening of Lake Granbury in 1969 completely changed the dynamics of the area. The Leonard family started development of the pecan farm as a residential community in the late 1960s. The country club, golf course, airport and several recreational areas and parks were opened in 1971, and the Pecan Plantation Owners Association (PPOA) was formed in 1972 by the developers.

09/04/2026
Meet Breezy, Pecan Plantation’s Pet of the Week!Kim and Don McDonald adopted Breezy about four years ago after saying go...
09/02/2026

Meet Breezy, Pecan Plantation’s Pet of the Week!

Kim and Don McDonald adopted Breezy about four years ago after saying goodbye to their elderly pets, and they feel incredibly lucky to have added her to their family. Breezy is a precious companion who absolutely loves golf cart rides around Pecan, especially when the trip includes a visit to Pecan’s First National Bank. Breezy regularly joins Kim and Don for plane rides to grab lunch, and she has even made three trips to Sedona.

You could be the owner of the next Pecan Pet of the Week! Email a photo and a little information about your furry, feathery or scaly companion to [email protected]. We’ll post their picture on Facebook and feature your little buddy in PECANews on Wednesdays. (Didn’t see your pet yet? You will — we have a lot of great submissions!)

Meet Buddy, Pecan Plantation’s Pet of the Week!Buddy is about 2 years old, although his exact age is a bit of a mystery ...
08/26/2026

Meet Buddy, Pecan Plantation’s Pet of the Week!

Buddy is about 2 years old, although his exact age is a bit of a mystery because he came from a shelter. What isn’t a mystery is how Buddy feels about his new life. He is very happy in his new home and has settled right in with his family. And judging by that handsome face and colorful tie, Buddy seems pretty pleased with how things have worked out! Buddy belongs to Larry and Debbie Jansen.

You could be the owner of the next Pecan Pet of the Week! Email a photo and a little information about your furry, feathery or scaly companion to [email protected]. We’ll post their picture on Facebook and feature your little buddy in PECANews on Wednesdays. (Didn’t see your pet yet? You will — we’ll get to them!)

08/21/2026

**Organizers extend PGT's sign-up window**

The deadline to sign up to perform during Pecan’s Got Talent has been extended to 5 p.m. Monday, Aug. 24. This is a perfect time to take a big leap, sign up and show off your entertaining abilities!

Anyone interested should email event organizers Monty Lewis ([email protected]) or Leslie St. Germain ([email protected]). Submissions must include the type of act, what you will perform and a brief biography. Selected acts will be notified by Sept. 8.

The show is set for 7-9 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 3, in the Clubhouse Ballroom. Acts will be selected on a first-come, first-served basis. Space is limited. Performers must also be available for a dress rehearsal at 5:30 p.m. Monday, Sept. 28. Because the show is limited to two hours, including a 15-minute intermission, individual acts should be limited to 6-8 minutes, including setup time.

Check out this week's issue of Pecan News, and learn about the changes to this year's Trunk or Treat!
08/19/2026

Check out this week's issue of Pecan News, and learn about the changes to this year's Trunk or Treat!

August 19, 2026 In this week's news * Floor Project in the 19th Hole * Changes coming to Trunk-or-Treat * Department Dispatch * Grumpy Old Man Yoga * Big Cup Tournament * ARC Blood Drive * Fly Fishing * Second Sunday Art * Card Making Class * Watershed Alliance Meeting * Activities & Family Fun * EA...

Meet Lucky — Pecan Plantation’s Pet of the Week!Lucky is a 9-year-old German Shepherd who is a great protector with a sw...
08/19/2026

Meet Lucky — Pecan Plantation’s Pet of the Week!

Lucky is a 9-year-old German Shepherd who is a great protector with a sweet side. While he takes his job of watching over his family seriously, he isn’t aggressive and loves to play. Fetch is one of his favorite activities, and he especially enjoys playing with his toys. Lucky belongs to Verne McFarland.

You could be the owner of the next Pecan Pet of the Week! Email a photo and a little information about your pet to [email protected] by Monday at noon. If your pet is selected, we’ll reach out to you for more details.

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8650 Westover Court
Granbury, TX
76049

Opening Hours

Tuesday 7am - 8:30pm
Wednesday 7am - 8:30pm
Thursday 7am - 8:30pm
Friday 7am - 9pm
Saturday 7am - 9pm
Sunday 7am - 8:30pm

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(817) 573-2641

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