Arizona Biltmore, a Waldorf Astoria Resort

This course is basically just fine. Not worth the money. The views are mostly of homes which were nice. I felt like I was golfing in a circle, not a lot to see. I also felt like we never really left the same area. Fairways are a little worn down. Overall just an OK course.

If you go out this course do not use a green or yellow ball because range balls are all over the fairways you can’t find your ball, it’s very difficult.

I believe the course is over priced. They've let it go a bit as it seems they feel that is their most profitable strategy. Range was in poor condition, and hitting of mats, which everyone hates. Some of the t-boxes it was difficult to find grass. Areas off the fairways have been let go in some places. Fairways and greens were decent. Staff, eh. Parking, terrible. Had to valet, a first for me at a golf course. I hadn't playing it in a very long time. It'll be a long time before I play it again.

If you like waiting on every hole and shot then this course is right up your alley. Greens were good, but the tee boxes were horrible. Tee times were every 5 minutes and not one ranger on the course. If you are a serious golfer I would not recommend this course.

The best thing about our round were the views of mansions bordering the course and Camelback mountain. The Pro Shop staff member who checked us in was kind of flippant. He did not tell us that we needed to buy range balls and overall the staff outside were not welcoming or helpful. Starter was helpful. Slow play and no course Marshall's. I would not play there again.

Very scenic with mountains in the background. Course was in very good shape and pace of play was excellent.

Very enjoyable and would definitely play again,

The Adobe course was in GREAT shape! Well manicured and cared for. The fairways were forgiving, but the greens were challenging. The staff at the pro shop were friendly and accommodating. The beverage ladies were friendly and made the rounds frequently. We did a replay and played the Links course for $30. Overall, I highly recommend the Biltmore courses.

This course, while easy to play and nice to look at was not worth the $. It is a glorified muni course tucked away in a very nice neighborhood attached to a really nice hotel but don't kid yourself, Muni golf. A few holes were littered with range balls and some came danger close to hitting our group. One cart girl was standoffish and the other very friendly. food is nothing to right home about, You will score well here and it will make you feel good doing so but this is a short course and a muni. Don't waste the $.

3 groups on tee boxes the entire round. Waited 10-12 minutes to tee off and waited on all second shots. We left after 15 just to slow.

Great course and condition. Greens and pace of play were very slow.