Arizona Biltmore, a Waldorf Astoria Resort

Just because it's part of the historical Biltmore, you should play it once. The layout is fun and interesting. The fairways were in decent shape. The tee boxes were worn, probably due to many of the trees are so large now, they shade the tee boxes and the grass doesn't grow well. Greens are too tricky for a 21 index.

Great shape . We had the first tee time as a twosome, played in 2 hours and 20 mins. Good shape and great staff.

The pace of the greens or the pace of play? Hard to say which is slower, both were terrible.

This is an amazing course but it’s a lot of money for this course I think $50 would be better. I will be taking people to this course who come visit me! This place is really nice and I really enjoyed the scenery that surrounds this course.

This is a lovely course, although not much variation in terrain. The sand was challenging, and I was in them plenty! Fairways and greens were in excellent condition. Would definitely pay here again.,

I was expecting a lot more from this course. Very basic layout. Greens were very slow.

Paired with a very nice couple and had a wonderful time.

A step up from a muni. We played from the tips, which makes for two long par 3S.

Had a great time with my friends! The course was in perfect condition. Nothing bad to say.

The Adobe course was in good shape and is a true resort course, with not a lot of trouble. Fun round of golf and a great time chillin at the Adobe grill. I plan on playing the link course, I heard it is more interesting.

Not great condition. Range had old worn ball and mats.