Arizona Biltmore, a Waldorf Astoria Resort

Great course, not in the greatest of shape, but not bad either. I’m a +20 handicap, so I’m just happy to be out there with friends. A little pricey for what it is, but it is Biltmore and with the surrounding multi million dollar homes, you should expect no less. I like Links better than Adobe and will golf Links from now on. Biltmore certainly beats out other higher end courses at the current price of $140 with tax, give it a try knowing that the price reflects its location.

Adobe….beautiful, traditional, and a true test of skill. As a 15 handicap pure ball striker I found myself seeking pins all day long. Here is a recap of my round:

Front 9: 2 birdies, 2 bogeys - even par for the course (pun intended)

Back 9: 5 over, the large crowds of people watching our group attempt to set the course record really got to my nerves

Overall great round and look forward to visiting the beautiful Arizona Biltmore again

Front nine of adobe is a bit of a cluster. No cart service. Overall a good value for money, just be sure to pack well and watch out for incoming balls.

Greens. We’re nice overall for $145 you expect tee boxes and bunkers to be in good shape which they weren’t

We got a hot deals and it was only $105 compared to much more and to be completely transparent I don’t know if I’d ever go back. The greens were probably some of the worst I’ve ever golfed on and it just seems as a whole that it’s way overpriced for what you actually get. The staff and pro shop were amazing though so shoutout to them.

Way overpriced, course in oka shape nothing special

Love this course! Great views, well maintained and the hot dogs at the stand are the best in town - 50% of the reason I play here!!!