Arizona Biltmore Golf Club - Links Course

I absolutely enjoyed this course. It’s one of the funnest lay outs I’ve played in Arizona. I would recommend this to anyone who loves golf!

Unless staying at Biltnore don't play here. Staff not friendly. 3 of last 4 times not enough golf carts. Had to be shuttled to range and back. Range in horrible condition. Again, unless package deal and staying nat Biltmore too many other options to play in Phoenix area. I won't be back!

Great weather mixes with Members who play at their pace no matter what that pace may be. Marshalls will not hustle members who slow play.

This happens mostly in the PM here on perfect days. Mornings pace is very good.

Great course to practice your irons, no need for a driver here I hit hybrid and still had 9 irons into most greens. Greens were perfect and rolled true. Pace of play was a little slow but that’s to be expected when you send groups out every 7 minutes. Great value after 2pm only $45. Staff if very friendly and love the practice area. Saw Alice Cooper to boot. Would play again for $45

I was shocked at how poorly this golf course was. For an iconic location, they need to invest in staff that is interested in making your golf experience enjoyable, spend some money on the course- it was not nearly up to par for similar facilities and update the facilities. I won’t go back.

Course was in fantastic shape! Shocked that with so many players out on the course at the start of the waste management open weekend that pave was about 4:20!

Very pretty neighborhood, nice house viewing, course was pretty easy for a links course, no major trap issues or water issues.

Have played this course many times and it continues to be one of the best tracks in the valley. Tee to green it is in excellent shape and of course it is a challenging layout especially the back nine. Pace of play is the only drawback at this course no marshal and a lot of slow and bad golfers which is typical for a resort course. The experience at the Links is always great and would highly recommend it as a must play for any golfer

I've played the Links dozens of times in the past few years. It is always very enjoyable. The staff is always friendly, professional and accommodating. The front side is short and tight. I love the back 9 on the Links course. Every hole is very different with elevation changes and undulations, some spectacular views. The course is always in good shape and fun to play. If you hit it straight, you can score.

The Links at Biltmore is a fine track. Practice range and greens more than acceptable although $10 for a bucket of range balls seemed high. Course was in good condition and the pace of play was fine until we caught the “corporate outing” in front of us...then it ground to a halt!..Oh well next time!

I play the Links course several times a year and always enjoy it. There are a variety of holes and a great setting. The homes lining the fairway are fun to see..the rich and famous must live here.

Speed of play was outstanding, best Ive seen in months, course was in good condition, greens seemed a bit chewy for early in the morning, Otherwise no mud, good sand in bunkers, density of grass better than most courses right now.

Played Wednesday afternoon

Greeted very pleasantly at the bag drop and in the pro shop these guys are always very friendly ,

Loved the links course it was busy but pace of place was good at 3 hours 30 mins to complete round Tees ,fairways and greens in good shape .

We've stayed in Scottsdale/Biltmore area many times, this was our first chance to get on the course. For us, the experience started w/ a great setup, the scenic drive down the boulevard leading to the course. Our weather was perfect, the staff was very friendly and accommodating, even the starter was a blast cracking jokes and entertaining the crowd on the first tee. As for the course, it is a beautiful throwback resort course. We really liked the short par 3s featuring extra small greens w/ deep bunkers for protection. Some holes are typical urban-like lined w/ beautiful homes, some reach up on the hills and feature an elevated tee box experience w/ great views of the course and city. If you are looking for a fun, scenic, enjoyable golf round in the middle of the city, this is your course. ENJOY!

My wife and I really enjoyed this course. It was in great shape and wa a lot of fun to play. There some very pretty holes. Unlike the Adobe course it winds around instead of side by side fairways. The course offers a fair test for both male and female mid handicappers like us

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Very old style basic layout. Good early season conditions. Fair course at the rate we received through Golf Now

First the good news: played without delay with an 8:45 Tee Time for $50. Now the bad: the course wasn't ready to open. The greens were shaggy and that's being kind. Stimp had to be around a 3. Ended up trying to putt with my hybrid, they were so slow! The bunkers hadn't been raked in weeks with old critter tracks and grass growing in them. No rakes in bunkers on back nine. We had to accept cart path only policy. That wasn't advertised on-line. I suppose you would say it was still acceptable; I wouldn't do it again.