Arizona Biltmore Golf Club - Links Course

This is one of our winter go to courses. It's expensive, but that's what keeps it available to us locals.

They are trying to upgrade the service to match the new clubhouse. The valet parking is too much and takes up too much parking. Either park in the over flow across the street or use valet and be prepared to tip.

Links course is a bit short, but challenging enough to be enjoyable. The other course is a nightmare dodging missed fairways.

Looking forward to summer when I can play better courses for less.

When we arrived they only had a reservation for one player even though I had paid for 2. They were able to place us in an earlier. time slot. It was fortunate that we both arrived early.

With the Biltmore name I was expecting more. Average course. I played the Links side. For the $ I would play elsewhere. I did get a good afternoon rate on Golf Now and was able to finish my round. 1/2 house was closed when I reached it after 9 holes.

We played the course with another couple we were paired with. The staff were very helpful and pleasant. The pace of play was good. The views were very nice. We will definitely be back!

Great course, very friendly and supportive staff, but no marshals out on the course. We were backed up several holes and had to skip two holes. There were 2 wide open hose. Had a Marshall been out there or someone monitoring the positioning of the carts they would have seen this. Made for a very frustrating round and we missed two holes.

It’s been years since I’ve played this Biltmore course. It’s deceptively easy for the first few holes, but it gets tougher. It can be punishing if you miss the fairway. Many holes cut on a slope, so pars were hard to find. Some holes feel like a typical muni course, but go around the corner and you’ll be surprised at the great views of Camelback mountain and Praying Monk.

Pace of play was incredibly slow. Not worth the money in my opinion.

They need someone out there to push slow groups more. People need to learn how to play ready golf and be aware that others are playing too. A Marshall on the course would solve this.

The course is great place to play they have done a good job. It is however expensive and they can have special offers for senior citizens. One of the best thimgs is the staff always reasy and helpfull. The course need some imrovements to be more up to the money they charge. Any way it is Still a good place but expensive.

One of my pet peeves is where the beverage cart stops to sell drinks. Yesterday the group in front of us were extremely slow. They were playing from the tips and frequently didn’t get passed the forward tees. We waiting (again) on #12. Instead of taking their orders on the other side of the lake she stopped to help them before they attempted to hit over the water. It would be nice if the ranger would try and help improve the pace of play. We played the front 9 in 1 1/2 hrs. The back took 2 1/2 all because of the foursome holding up the entire course. We were backed up with 2 or 3 groups waiting for them to move on frequently. Towards the end of the round I noticed more than one group give up and quit their round.

It was a great value for what we paid. Very pretty course. Greens were a little beat up but still great overall. We really enjoyed the course and I will come back to play again.

The front nine greens were a little inconsistent and rough a lot of ball marks which I repaired as I could. The back nine was much better smooth and true.

Short and slow with small greens. Would be a good track at $85-$115 not $178 with other options around area. First time I’ve ever seen Tito’s called premium.