Arizona Biltmore, a Waldorf Astoria Resort

I’ve played here several times over the last couple of years and have not seen the fairways in such poor conditions.. Charging $69.00 summer rates is ridiculous for a course whose fairways are over run with weeds, dead pan, and patchy greens.

I’ve always loved this course but had a very bad experience the last time I played there. We paid $45 each and it was 106 degrees outside. Our cart died on #16 and we had to wait 20 minutes for the staff to bring a cart to us. We played one hole and the new cart died on us and we had to wait 15 more minutes to get another cart. As the staff was pushing our dead cart away with their cart, their cart died too. We watched them pushing both carts down the cart path towards the clubhouse until we were clear to tee off. When we finished no one apologized or offered a rain check. Nothing.

Construction and poor greens was disappointing. The cost is not worth it. Stick to Quintero and others that are in better condition.

The layout and condition of the front 9 was unimpressive. It’s very old school style and we have much better to choose from in Phoenix. The back 9 was better but not enough to bring me back. The staff friendliness very good. The Biltmore Links course is in better shape and more enjoyable.

The course was in good condition. Adobe Biktmore is a fun course to play.

This was my first time playing this course. I wouldn't have paid so much knowing the greens were being aerated.