Arizona Biltmore Golf Club - Links Course

Meduim difficulty. Whites play 5700 yards - good for the "not a long ball hitter" type golfer. Lot's of beautiful "old money" houses along the course. The course is beinning to show its age ... cart paths on the Links track need repair in multiple locations. VERY friendly and helpful check in staff. Just the right amount of marshals on the course. Had a good lunch on the patio. Club "clean up" crew very UNresponsive - the only dissappointment to an otherwise great day of golf.

The "Links" course was scenic filled with risk/reward challenging golf! ...expect good conditions during spring season and we were not dissapointed.
Food and Beverage service was enjoyable after golf and pricing was typical for the Phoenix area this time of visiting tourist.....
Facilities were clean but Showers available to golfers need reorganizing and updating!
Green fees were really great comparing to other courses using Golfnow.com.....

Not what I would call a Links course (I am Scottish!!). Back nine was beautiful - more interesting and challenging than the front nine. Terrific view from the 15th. True greens.

I used to work at the Biltmore many years ago and I have to say I have never seen the Links Course in better shape. In addition we had lunch in the grill prior to our round.

The "Links" course is in great shape but is not a traditional links course.. Well maintained and green, it's a relatively easy and wide open track. Very enjoyable but if you want a challenge, this is not it.

Course is fun & challenging. The "sand" traps are actually just dirt traps, though.
Food is typical golf course fare, pretty dismal! Play was slow on front nine, but this is Spring in Arizona...gotta expect that!

Shot one of my better rounds.
The greens were in great shape.

I can't say anything bad about our experience at The Biltmore. We eat breakfast there and it was very good and not over priced. From the practice tee though till the 18th green was fantastic. Our pace of play was very good. Just over 4 hours. If you get the chance to play it take it. You won't be disappointed.

Fun and challenging course to play. Great value particularly at this time of the year in Phoenix. The Links and Adobe offer two very different golfing experiences---- Biltmore is ideal for any level player......

I hosted some friends from Michigan. We all enjoyed the round. Greens were in great shape.

The Links at Biltmore , was a enjoyable play the has some good dog leg holes that make you think about the shot and club of the tee , with the length under 6500 yds you don,t have to pull the driver on all the par 4 , 5 s . On the back it has level changes that gives you good views of the holes and some great views over Phoenix . Greens in good condition , fairways were good , rough was thin , easy to hit shots from . Only way to lose ball is in the water or into the houses along side the course . I enjoyed my round on the links but it help when your playing well .

Way too expensive for the quality of the course . Greens were bumpy and very slow. I expected way more from palace like the biltmore. I will not return

Links course is more interesting and challenging than Adobe course. Excellent value for a close in phoenix course.

The links course is a fun course to play ,women friendly with great views.

I played many courses in the Metro Phoenix area but the Arizona Biltmore courses are my favorite specifically the Links course. Both equally well groomed but the Links offers more of a challenge.

Great golf course, great condition. This course treats residents very well with fair discounted rates. Food and beverage prices are a little high, but overall a great experience

not a bad course but the "edges"...cart paths, litter, etc make the setting very average. patchy areas in fairways etc also take away from the experience. the cart staging area was dirty...needs to be hosed down. the ice machine was broken for glasses of water....should always be a top priority in the heat and dryness!!

My initial impression of the course was that it was short and really easy. However, as we continued our round the holes increased in length and the challenge they presented. The ground is hard so you get plenty of role (especially noted this on the greens) so you can use one less club when hitting to the green. The course was in good condition but the fairway and rough aren't fluffy and lush so your ball isn't often teed up nicely, and you can't hit under the ball. Overall it's not terribly difficult but it's interesting and a nice course which I'd play again. I did find the price I got through GolfNow much better than the price you get if you reserve your tee time directly from the resort. I also learned that the Links course follows the perimeter of the resort whereas the Adobe course is in the middle and many of its fairways run parallel to each other so you always see and hear lots of other golfers (not to mention have people hitting into the wrong fairway)

The course and greens are in great shape. Staff was very friendly. The 16th hole is worth playing the Links course. Two completely different nine holes. Great day.

Fun course. Good scenery. Course has a good variety of complexity. Lunch was good. Staff were excellent. Recommend this course - the links if your looking for an interesting course.