Arizona Biltmore Golf Club - Links Course

Many greens and fringes were in poor shape as were sections of pathways. I expected better course conditions for the price paid. I enjoyed the generous fairways. Pace of play was 5 hours.

I played here on a Thursday. Pace of play was disappointing. Even a golf employee stated the same. Two bachelor parties were playing. The starter allowed groups of 8 to play as a single group.

The greens inn the front nine were in bad condition. No warning was given.

Rest of the course was fine. Staff was friendly and everything was clean. It had a nice layout

The worst condition on any course I have Ever played in my 65 years of playing golf!

They should pay you to play it!

The greens on the front 9 were TERRIBLE! There was so much “junk grass” in the greens you had no idea what the putts were going to do or how to judge the speed. The back 9 was in much better shape and most of the greens didn’t have issues though 15 was bad like the front. Definitely way over priced for the condition of the course.

Course is clearly ready fior overseeding. Conditions were not good. Great layout, just very poor condition.

Half way house closed and only 1 cart girl for a $100 round I expect better food and beverage service on the course we saw beverage cart only once per 9 holes and with halfway house closed at turn at 11:30 am just a little disappointing

This is the worst value I have ever gotten in any state for a round of golf. I’m honestly insulted they would even take my money. I have played TONS of golf in Arizona and California, and this was just flat out a rip off. I played Quintero for less money than this course in the winter last year. To pay $125 in the dead of summer for this course was inexcusable. WHAT A JOKE

The course was in pretty rough shape with a ton of bare spots and lots of weeds and invasive grasses taking over the tee boxes, fairways and collars. It was raining all day today so those bare spots were just muddy mush. I have historically loved this course, but needed some water on it (before today's rain).

Normally would recommend the course to friends, but in the shape it was in today I just couldn't.

We have played here about 4 times, but this was the first time this year. Tee boxes are bad, greens are slow, and the grass is in rough shape in the fairways.

Good time at Biltmore Links, fast play and course is in great condition...

maybe at one point this was a great track....it has not been kept up. Tee boxes are terrible! I know it is called a "links" course....so leave the woods at home, because anything you hit can bounce into a pond/water....surface is so hard. Houses are so close to the course...too close!!! on a Par 3 we had to take the ball over a yard to get to the pin....just crazy. You can tell by all the yards that had to put up nets... bummer when you are buying a $2M+ home to be in Scottsdale. The course is overpriced for the conditions....but then again - just about everything in Scottsdale is!

Anyone that comes to the reviews, do not play here unless you have a solid 5.5-6 hours to spare. Course conditions are not terrible but not great. Rate of play is terrible and the ranger does nothing to help speed things up.

Just because it's part of the historical Biltmore, you should play it once. The layout is fun and interesting. The fairways were in decent shape. The tee boxes were worn, probably due to many of the trees are so large now, they shade the tee boxes and the grass doesn't grow well. Greens are too tricky for a 21 index.