Early Pecos Golf Courses and Notable Players History
Golfing began in Pecos in 1922 with the Alamo Play ground nine holes on cottonseed hull greens owned by S C Vaughan and designed by H H Johnson. The Pecos Country Club opened in 1930 on 160 acres five miles northwest, drawing players like Ed Armstrong and John Ivy as both courses eventually closed due to finances and mood downturns.
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Stephen Bates
Pecos
Alamo Playground
S.C. Vaughan
H. H. Johnson
Ed Armstrong
Charley Manahan
Hillard Camp
Jim Camp
Keith Camp
J. A. Crane
Bill Kerr
John Ivy
Monroe Kerr
Charley Fitzgerald
O. J. Bryan
Putman Barstow
Harry Anderson
E. Y. Casey
Albert Sisk
Paul Morrison
Pecos Country Club
R. H. Brown
Country Club
Bill Knox
Jack Hawkins
Charley Young
Jack May
Harry Hinkle
Ott Hinkle
Bill Dean Keith Camp
Slim Dresser
Otto Hinkle
Webb
Pecos Valley Club golf course history and early leaders
The article outlines the Pecos Valley Country Club in Fort Worth area origins formed in 1948 with land purchase including the airfield officers club. It notes early golfers such as Leo Snider Gary Garrett Dick Chambers Bill Knox and Glen Hunt and highlights major contributors Bill Knox and Henry Reeves. In 1949 the city assumed course operations funded by housing authority surplus rental income.
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Leo Snider
Gary Garrett
Dick Chambers
Bill Knox
Albert Sisk
Glen Hunt
Austin Cullins
Bill Weaver
R. L. Montgomery
Pecos Golf Course Presents A 18 Hole Challenge
The Pecos course stretches 6130 yards with traps trees and varying hole lengths. Holes 7 5 6 and 4 offer notable obstacles and length differences between front and back nine. The course rewards players who aim to beat the par with strategic play across the 18 holes.
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Pecos
City upgrades Pecos Golf Course with new greens and repairs
City and county workers completed two new greens and rebuilt two others at Pecos Golf Course amid a two year reconstruction. Excavation to bedrock and 700 cubic yards of sand gravel soil upgrades support new greens while fairways receive barnyard fertilizer to improve grass growth. Watering relies on a 1000 gallon per minute well for fairways and city water for greens. The course plans continuous irrigation once the greens open, with daily watering strategy adjusted as play shifts.
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Pecos
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