Arizona Biltmore Golf Club - Links Course

We played The Links. The course seems to be a bit outdated and needs a complete renovation. Quality of the course is less than average. Clubhouse is very basic. Not worth name of Waldorf Astoria. Staff is very friendly.

Nice course, nice people....5 hour round.

Normally not a slow course 3 tournaments and overbooked on this particular day

We played a late round (2:27) so we had a great deal on price. Not the longest course but fun to play. Tee boxes, fairways, greens and rough were all in great shape (rare for most courses during summer in Arizona). Bunkers were a little crispy but still playable. Cart girls were exceptional, came by frequently and notified when it was their last call (never had that at other courses). Down side, beer prices were higher than most courses. Still the overall experience was great ... I just wish my golf game was as good! I plan on playing again before the winter price increase.

Nice course, faster pace of play would have made it more enjoyable.

great weather good conditions and rate was descent. always enjoy the links side over the adobe side...the links has more character, tough fairways, several with slope and angles.

I always enjoy playing the Links course! Two of us played 20 holes in 2 hours and 20 minutes!! The rough was unusually high in places and the greens were fuzzier and slower than normal but it made for a great day nonetheless.

Outside staff are always super friendly and helpful! I did see several areas that were slow to drain and made for several smelly shots!

Lots of standing water when we played. No ranger for slower play golfers. Some water I traps.7 staff very friendly.

I came to play the course for my birthday. The staff was really friendly and wished me happy birthday multiple times. The course was in great shape. The greens played good. The beverage cart came around often and there was ice cold water every so often on the course. If you stay at the hotel. Ask the bellman to give you a ride to the course. Great experience all the way around.

need to know the course lay out, # 3 tee is behind #17 tee box

The AZ Biltmore Links Golf Course is in great shape, not over watered, not dried out.

The greens were is great shape. Considering the 100+ degrees on Sunday, the golf course and pace of play were both perfect.

The greens were good. I had no bad lies in the fairways but there were some (very few) areas where the grass was not great in the fairways. The tee boxes were excellent. It was nice they had a beverage cart girl there...I think we saw her four times, which was excellent. And there were plenty of water coolers and water fountains. Would always recommend the Link at the Arizona Biltmore.

I love the Links course as it offers so many challenging shots. The pace of play was a bit slower than normal due to the great weather and excellent course condition. One additional note I'd like to add is that we had lunch in the Adobe Restaurant and had excellent service from Jake along with great conversation. He's a keeper...

GREAT VALUE 0ALL AROUND FUN COURSE.

NICE STAFF AND OUDOOR BAR

Great course and we got a good deal. Unfortunately, the wind was angry this day which made a few of the holes downright unfair, but that's the breaks.

The Links course is both scenic and challenging. Like a lot of Arizona courses, they could let the rough grow a tad especially in front of hazards. A couple of the greens were less than perfect, but overall the course is in great shape.

I've enjoyed this course twice now. The operation is well run with plenty of attendants. The driving range is well suited for getting you warmed up for the round with a putting and chipping green to boot. The course is reasonably well layed-out, with only one par 3 that seems forced, though it creates an entertaining blind approach (unusual for a par 3). The fairways have been well maintained with only an occasional bare spot. The greens were all in great shape though the front played faster than the back nine; the back nine seemed more grown out. The back nine holes also serve up some of the most spectacular views of Camelback Mountain and her surrounding foothills. With a wide variety of hole layouts, you are required to have a variety of shots in your arsenal. I'll be playing this one again.

Interesting course that winds through some

interesting architectural homes. Course is fair, well maintained. One should be ready to hit some small greens compared to other Phoenix courses.

No sandin sand canisters nor any sand to put in this canniest ears. Carts need update.

The links course has a lot of variety between the holes, nothing boring about this layout. Fun undulations, a great hilltop par three, and the view from 17 tee box tips is great.

This course is older, and not kept up to top condition. (crumbling cart paths, trashed tee boxes) so definitely not at not troon-level like you might expect for the out-of state fees, but at the much lower resident fee rate, you get a good value. 60 bucks for this track is too much, 40 is a good deal. I live centrally, so I have a lot of choices - and I play here often when I can get on for 50 or less.

The course was in good shape. Traps were hard as a rock but you find that all over phoenix. Great price for residents