Arizona Biltmore Golf Club - Links Course

Overall I enjoyed my round here, but links was pretty burned out… probably getting to a point where they are trying to kill off the winter stuff and reseed, but the greens and tee boxes need some desperate love. Many par 4s had dirt for fairways, kind of disheartening if you hit a great tee shot and aren’t rewarded with any kind of grass for approach shots. The course wasn’t super challenging in terms of layout- it really favors beginners with slices or power fades off the tee. I’d love to play this course again to see how it is in better condition if it gets there

Awful experience! Seemed like they stopped watering months ago. The entire course was basically 'ground under repair'. Fairways were crap, greens were worse. This place is a disaster. I wouldn't pay 20.00 to play here. They should be ashamed of themselves.

DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY!

We had wonderful day. Have not played the links in the past but thoroughly enjoyed it. Of course needs a little bit of water like everything else at this time of year.

We had lunch afterwards at the Adobe Grill, which was a 10 out of 10.

First time playing this course - forgiving off the tee and challenging around the greens. A fun journey that allows for various levels of play. Great views and a really accommodating staff.

For the price of a Scottsdale/Biltmore course, it was in ok shape. There was a lot of dead grass in the fairway. Also it appears that they dumped sand in some spots on the fairway.

We were mad we didn’t book all 3 days of our golf vacation to play here. We can’t wait to come back and golf again.

We have been coming to Phoenix for decades and The Links at Biltmore used to be a beautiful gem. Never the toughest test but always well maintained. Now it is an embarrassment. I am talking about everything from Tee boxes , fairways, bunkers and greens. The decision to have tee times every 8 minutes is an obvious cash grab. I can only imagine what Glen Campbell thinks looking down from heaven. Do better Biltmore.

I booked this course to treat myself as a birthday gift. From the moment I pulled up the friendliness of the staff, the condition of the course, and the food at the restaurant was top shelf. 10 out of 10 experience, and we will definitely do it again.

Haven’t played at The Biltmore for over 5 years and was pleasantly surprised. From the brand new clubhouse to the terrific staff I was very pleased with what they had to offer. Other than the tee boxes needing a little work I really enjoyed my day playing the links course. The views of the mountains and incredible homes that surround the course make this a must do course to experience. I can’t wait for my next round at the Biltmore Links!

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.