Arizona Biltmore Golf Club - Links Course

Course is good shape but a very overrated course. Except for a couple of holes. a pretty boring layout surrounded by condos on all sides. For the money, many courses in the area a better value.

Just didn't think for the money that it was worth it. Noisy. Congested area traffic wise. Course is dated

Fairways were lush and the greens were good after it warmed up. The course is fairly short and tight all the way around, but the views on the back nine are fantastic.

Fun course. Not very challenging but great for a fun outing. Was in great condition and the staff was excellent.

Had an old style feeling. But we'll run and fun to play. Good condition all around.

Except for uneven tee boxes... Course was in great shape - several holes have great views of the valley. Greens could be trechorous but they keep the visitor friendly - rolled about 9.5 but smooth and true

Overall good round. We were paired with an older twosome who were enjoyable and had good pace of play. The course was in good condition, only had to wait a few times between holes. The carts no longer have any GPS on them, even though golf now states that they do.

Wonderful golf on the" Links" and lunch on the patio was great!

I have played the Adobe course there.Much better course. TheLinks course is not a links course from what I know links courses to be. It is a tight course with trees and water.My understanding of links course is open with bunkers and no water. That is what I have played before.The British open is generally links and has no water.Grand Cypress in Fla is a links course and has no water.The pace of play was also very slow.Its a ok course which is misnamed.

A very nice course. Great friendly staff, very helpful. Cart staff was consistent and always seemed to be just in time. Lover the course layout the front 9 is a bit short, even from the back tees, the back nine is a treat. The course was in great shape, the best of the 6 courses I have played so far this winter. Good value at 2:07. I will go back
Tom

After 2 pm pricing is best deal in phoenix. I f playing early go to happy hour on poarch. Great dog and beer under $10. Love this place

This course is in excellent shape. The greens were very well groomed. Great mix of par 5s, 4s, and 3s. There are beautiful homes, scenery, and wildlife on this course. The 15th hole, a par 3, has stunning views where you tee off on the top of a hill and hit down to the green which is about 100 ft down. I highly recommend this course.

for regular green fees, range balls not provided, no GPS, pro shop needs makeover, need towels on carts, & $5.00 for a domestic beer is outrageous.

I have long loved the Adobe course at Biltmore but the Links course is a great contrast. The variety of holes keeps this course interesting from beginning to end and there are some very interesting challenges. It's a short enough course to encourage aggressive play but there is plenty of trouble in spots to encourage a player to pick his spots. I really enjoyed having to think my way around this track. The only downside were spots on some of the tee boxes that need some attention.

greens slow and bumpy. I would like to see the greens cut short and smothed out so the putting can be more precise.

Overall the Links course that we played is in good condition, with the exception of the greens. Very slow putting and don't hold. Nothing really new for this course, still a good bargain for what we paid!

I went by myself and got paired up with a couple of really nice guys. We had a fun round and I took in all the beauty. A great historic course.

The Links is a fun 18 holes of golf. Always enjoy playing there.

This was my first experience with the Biltmore. Overall a very good experience. I was early so the starter let me go off with another group. Pace of play was good for a Saturday in Arizona. I think our round was completed in just over 4 hours. Course was in good shape. Greens were a bit slow but that is normal for this time of year; just after aerating. They rolled true. Be ready for the last two fairways on the links course. 17 slopes left and it's almost impossible to hold it on the fairway. 18 slopes right and you can almost hold it on the fairway. I heard the links was a bit harder. I'd come back to play it again, or see the other side.

Great staff course needs work. Redo the tees and put some grass on the greens.