Arizona Biltmore Golf Club - Links Course

The links course is a short but fun course. I have enjoyed playing it for years.

The layout is good, and the bunkers were in excellent condition.

The grass from tee to green was patchy. The pin placement was not thought out as it was right in the middle of terrible patches occasionally.

The range is $10 to hit off of mats. After seeing a group of 4 adults hitting off of the grass, a lone teen joined them. The range attendant ignored the adults as they left but asked the teen if he knew how to read. No reason to be rude.

They take the appearance of covid protections seriously but have no problem forcing strangers to share carts with dozens available.

Finally, the halfway house reeks of propane. I felt bad for the young lady that had to work in there.

Leaving this review on a good note, Hailey on the beverage cart was great!

Almost impossible to play this course for a real score, biltmore has always had greens but today was a new level of bad, some greens have fairway length grass mixed in with dead spots and weeds, putting your ball is like pulling the lever on a pinball machine, just guess which way it’s going to bounce.

As with other reviewers, the greens were pretty rough, bumpy and the tee boxes were dried out and hard on many of them. Fairways were probably the best part along with the pace of play.

Course is in good condition... Dry in spots, but that’s to be expected with 110-115 degree days. Staff was very friendly. Thanks for the good price for golf. I will be back for sure!

Maybe it's the fact that Phoenix metro has so many nice courses or the fact that it's June but the Links at Biltmore is nothing more than an average experience. The views help it but the course conditions are what hurts this course.

There are some unique holes like 16, which has a huge elevated tee box and 17 which has a beautiful view of downtown Phoenix and yes a few local mountains present nice views.

All told, it''s worth playing once but I can't bring myself to recommend it more than that.

Conditions are not what they used to be. Tee boxes are badly beat up, greens are spotty and slow and a handful of areas around the greens are bare. It’s not a bad little course but there are plenty of tracks in the area in far better shape for the same price.

Summer grass(Bermuda) is in and the course is looking and playing well. Greens are nice and of course Covid -19 ready. One per cart. Holes up so ball does not go into cup. That is a little strange as just tapping the cup counts. Eliminates the potential for Hole in One. Scores lower. Some of the tee boxes needed a lot ore grass No’s 1. 5, 14 comes to mind. New riding carts and they are really very nice . Comfortable with all the amenities. . . Cart o course and restaurant open for take out.

Thanks to our governor for recognizing gilf as an essential function worth keeping in the world of pandemic. Individual carts, safe golf etiquette and practices to insure transmission on the course is virtually eliminated. Hreat work by all those who make it happen at the Biltmore golf center.

We saw non golfers practicing their social distancing while enjoying the great weather and accomodating outdoor facilities.

Oh yea.. the course was exceptional. Pace of play even better. Hats off to everyone at the course and facilities for making this a bright spot during these difficult times.

Wish they would use the pooltube foam in the cups vs raised cups

This is a really neat little course. Lots of variety and interesting par threes. I played on the weekend and unfortunately it played quite slow. I feel the value is there if you find a special rate or play twilight. The staff is efficient and friendly. At the right price I have no problem recommending this course.