Arizona Biltmore, a Waldorf Astoria Resort

Plays more like a municipal course than a course associated with the great name Biltmore.

The tee boxes were a disgrace, there was zero sand in the bunkers and several par 3s were ridiculously short <90 yards.

A sad excuse for a course. I would not play it again

The course definitely has an interesting layout but if you play here a couple times it grows on you. Not as bad as what the reviews say. Wide open fairways

This course is extremely overbooked. 8 cart pile up on the par 3 14th, which it took us over 4 HOURS to reach. Sad part is even if I had this course to myself, I wouldn’t want to play. Mind numbingly boring layout that is honestly worse than some of the municipal courses in the area. On top of that, conditions are pretty bad and way worse that what a $110 course should be. Tee boxes are almost as much of an insult to the game of golf as much as the course itself. Stay away. On the positive note they remodeled the clubhouse a while back and it’s actually pretty cool. So idk, I guess if you pick where you play based off how cool the clubhouse is then there’s a reason to come lol. Piece of şħit füçking course

This course is fun to play. Love the layout and the views. Sand traps were dry and packed, so stay clear; greens were good. Will play again when another deal pops up!

New Clubhouse & Restaurant are fantastic! Plus the best Hot Dog shack remains!

Besides seeing celebrities on this course, which I have a few times, it is a beautiful, challenging and at times a. forgiving course. The greens are in excellent condition and the staff is beyond friendly. I Highly recommend this place to anyone who loves golf..

This course just became one of my new favorite courses in the Phoenix area. The views were awesome and the course was in pretty good shape. Pace of play wasn’t an issue. The course had a fun layout. Staff was really nice. I will be coming back to play here again.

First time I played the Links in a few years. The conditions were good, much better than the last time I played. They are doing extensive construction on the road, making it a little difficult to navigate around the clubhouse and on the turn. They are opening a new food and drink venue soon. You should try and play it before it gets too upscale for locals like me.

Pace of play was ridiculous on the links course. 12th thru 15th holes there were 5 groups on them. Finally jumped ahead to 16th and played two more holes with another twosome, then quit because we caught and were waiting again for the group holding everyone up. Complained to someone sitting in a cart at the 18th green. He said “sorry the marshal goes home at 3:00. Complained to the pro shop and didn’t even get a response. Won’t go back and everyone we talked to on the course won’t go back. A shame since they just finished facilities, restaurants and lounge wasn’t open yet.

Arizona Biltmore is too classy to have a course layout of this design. A good share of the round you were either worried about getting hit by a golf ball or hitting someone with your golf ball. Some tee boxes were too close to greens or other tee boxes. Tee box markings were terrible, on one hole 2 of us hit our tee shot the total wrong direction off the tee box. Another golfer corrected us. Another hole side by side, we all hit off the wrong tee box. Some cart paths would run almost into other fairways or landing zones.

We had a brilliant day of golf as the course conditions were great, and the weather was perfect. The staff was super friendly and helpful. The only drawback was construction around the golf shop, and the restaurant was closed, so we had to go off site for lunch. We will definitely be back!