Arizona Biltmore, a Waldorf Astoria Resort

The course was in pretty rough shape with a ton of bare spots and lots of weeds and invasive grasses taking over the tee boxes, fairways and collars. It was raining all day today so those bare spots were just muddy mush. I have historically loved this course, but needed some water on it (before today's rain).

Normally would recommend the course to friends, but in the shape it was in today I just couldn't.

Glad I didn’t let all of the reviews steer me away from playing today! I can’t believe all the babies on here complaining about everything. This place is a dream. EVERYTHING about this place is A+. Will definitely be back and will absolutely suggest this course to anyone I talk to!

We have played here about 4 times, but this was the first time this year. Tee boxes are bad, greens are slow, and the grass is in rough shape in the fairways.

With so many courses in the area it's a wonder that anyone would end up here. The course is uninspired, and one hole just blends into another. The maintenance and facilities are not on par with other courses charging the same rates, and the service and staff do not live up to the Biltmore legacy or Waldorf Estoria reputation. We won't return. Views are good but it's not enough to make the experience worthwhile!

The course is in nice shape. Holiday, so busy. Starter and marshal kept pace moving.

This is a $40 dollar course at best. The course was packed, We kept pace with the group in front of us yet the group behind us kept hitting up on us. The ranger did nothing. The greens were like putting on a shag carpet, hadn't been cut or rolled. I have played both Biltmore courses and its always the same, course is in mediocre shape. One would think of all places the Biltmore would be a much nicer course.

Decent layout. Conditions were ok. Greens were on the slow side.

The Adobe course is a good track for high handicap / new golfers. The layout is pretty wide open and forgiving, short and straight with zero slope.. The course was pretty beat up and the bunkers were not maintained, some were missing rakes. I’ve played other courses in the area for less than half the price in early summer. I’d pass and find a better deal elsewhere.

Pretty wide open and generally a fun course. Nothing magnificent but doable.

You can see the little details of a course it was built in 1929. Or at least a Resort. Beautiful homes and rolling greens line the course. Greens are tough and in perfect condition. Although many distractions by players who are real close to you. I’m sure the course was designed when there wasn’t so much traffic of players. Nice facility great staff.

Arizona biltmore Golf club is a great course to get warmed up, especially for not so good golfers. A real confidence builder. There’s not much trouble to get into, the fairways are wide open. The course is in good shape. Probably not a real challenging course for the scratch golfer. Little interaction with the staff except at the restaurant which were exceptionally nice. There was no starter, no Marshall, and nobody in front of us most of the time. Two old-timers appeared magically for a couple holes but then disappeared. I think people are bouncing all over the course of the day like I was playing. Overall it played fast. 18 holes done in 3 1/2 hours.

Good time at Biltmore Links, fast play and course is in great condition...