Arizona Biltmore Golf Club - Links Course

played in 3hrs 30 min. and were in no hurry. tough pin placements, kinda hokey but all in all senary was awesome and its always fun to play old school phoenix courses, am a local. would recommend to visitors wanting a short but yet challenging coarse.

The course was in great condition. Maybe the best I have seen in a while for the course.

If you book this course on GolfNow and get the reduced rate you will be very satisfied. Course conditions are excellent, staff is very attentive, layout is above average and is very playable for 25 handicaps and lower. Single digits who drive the ball well may get tired of Driver/Wedge play. My only real complaint was not that I had to pay for range balls, but the condition of the teeing area at the range. They need to move the tees more frequently. I spent my time hitting off a heavily sanded teeing area. My reccommendation would to have an alternate matted area when they cannot find an appropriate grass area to hit balls from. The rest of the practice area was in very good shape, bunkers, putting green, all very nice. Thanks to the staff, who were great. I was staying at the Biltmore, but the best rate is through GolfNow.

I live/work near the course and can't understand why this course isn't packed every single day. The Links course provides enough challenge and great views/course conditions throughout the year.

The course was in great shape relative to its price. Ive paid the same or more to golf many other courses in the area that were in worse shape. I golfed Links.

Not an overly long course, but it was in excellent condition, the greens were very consistent and rolled very nicely. Fairways were as good as it gets. Would definitely play again.

Course was in amazing condition and beautiful views.

I was happy with the Links layout challenging & beautiful.

We found the pace of play very slow. There was no ranger on the course, and the pro shop staff didn't really seem to care about doing anything about it?
The Links course is the better of the 2 courses.

Hadn't played in 25 years at the Biltmore and had forgotten it's beauty. Greens were excellent but rather small.
Nice place.

Reasonable pace of play, great views, and enjoyable variety of holes. Course Signage could be more explicit. GPS a plus.

My friends and I played the Adobe course several weeks ago and were told that the Links course was challenging and beautiful. So, we looked forward to this round of golf. Well, it was disappointing from the stacked up 1st tee box to the slow greens to the unkept green approach in front of the 18th green. We waited, sometimes, 8 deep, on just about every tee box. There were no rangers and not even a starter to be seen. Even though I had a good round,and the view on tee 16 was spectacular, I would rather spend my dollars on the Adobe course. And, my vote is to keep the old Biltmore logo!

I played the Links course on a whim with my buddy and I'm glad I did. This course is really fun and some of the Par 4's require you to use less than driver on a couple tees which is nice and makes for a good mental game. The 15th hole Par 3 is by far the best hole on the course. You get a great view of the Valley and a very nice elevated tee if you are playing from the tips. Overall I would definitely play this course again many times over.

Attendant at parking lot stood there shooting the bull with someone vs unloading my clubs out of my car. ALSO THEY NEVER CALLED US TO THE TEE BOX FROM THE PRO SHOP AS WE WERE TOLD AND WE STARTED LATER AND COULDNT FINISHD . NEED A STARTER ON THE LINKS.

I love the back nine on the Links so much, I play the front nine just to get to it.

Gorgeous backdrops of one of the most beautiful city-scapes in the country. The course is always in excellent condition, and the staff is as inviting as can be.

I love this course and truly believe: If you haven't played the Links, you haven't played Phoenix golf

I have played here before and have been on the course for more than five hours. Yesterday light traffic cooperative slower groups waved us through. Finished in less than 3 1/2 hours. Course was in great shape. Staff were very friendly as they usually are, just a great experience.
RT Toronto

Greeted upon arrival with friendly staff, clubs were moved to cart, huge driving range along with chipping/sand areas.

Course had some great views of Phoenix and the mountains.

It was fantastic golf for the 1st 9 hole. It started rain very cold rain and we only finished 11 holes.
It would be nice if we had a rain check for a future game.

Your employee were great at the pro shop, cart shop and the restaurant. Zack did a great job.

LJB
I am living in Oregon and 5 mo in PHX.

Love playing the Biltmore Links course. Course is in great condition and greens are consistent. Never get tired of this couse.

The course was in very good condition, the greens were fast and very nicely maintained. The fairways were a little sparse in spots, almost like they didn't put down enough seed when they overseeded. That is what kept this from being 5 stars. The pace of play was excellent, we play in just a shade over 4 hours, only waited on a couple of the par 3's and that wait was not long at all. My only other gripe would be the severe slope of the 13th and 17th fairways, especially the 17th. The fairway is so slanted and the grass is very sparse, so much so that a drive hit in the middle of the fairway will always roll down into the rough near the cart paths. This is a poor design and very unfair. Overall though, the Links course is one of my favorites in the Valley.