Played at the links course. Not overly expensive but it's well kept in early spring, especially the greens. The backdrop throughout the course was photo worthy, and some holes had some pretty good views of the city skyline. Course was easy yet challenging at points for a mid level golfer. Didn’t stop at the restaurant but the whole property was high end as Biltmore’s are. First time playing in Arizona so not much expectations but overall it was a very pleasant experience.

The Biltmore is such a fun place to play golf. Great courses and a great practice area. They recently did some major upgrades to their pro shop and restaurant areas, which are awesome! There needs to be better pathways to the Links course, as well as range balls available on the range. Driving forever to get to range, only to find out your $200+ greens fee didn't make you eligible to hit range balls, was a nuisance.

Very nice, played the links. Great value and great service, Golf Shop top notch. You will walk out with something (merch). Course is awesome.

Played the Links course yesterday 5/30 and was surprisingly disappointed. Upon arrival, the estates course looked decent and well kept. The links course on the other hand a complete disaster. The tee boxes had little to no grass, shovel sized holes with tire marks, and in some cases as hard as a rock. The fairways I wish I could say were better but a majority of them were dirt or hard packed mud. The greens were a rollercoaster, either patchy with little grass or grass that was not well kept and uneven causing puts to be inconsistent all day. To top it off, the tee times were double booked, for a solid 5 hour round. The group we played with were members of the course for years and said they have never seen this course as bad as it was. For the price we paid, we expected a well groomed course or at least some sort of preemptive warning on the course conditions. In short, this course is scraping the bottom of the bucket and some of the local muni courses were in much better shape. When brought up to the pro shop there only statement was lack of water. I would not recommend playing this course for the price. I played a similar price course the day before (in much better condition) in which they mentioned the grass is not in the best shape due to the transition into summer seed in which they gave us a waiver ticket to come back when conditions have improved.

This is a great spot if you're a golfer and in the Phoenix area. There are 2 18 hole courses, the Estate Course (par 71) and the Links course (par 71). We played the Estate course and had a blast. It is pretty wide open so losing a ball is hard (not impossoble) and you can go low here. It is a bit pricy but you get what you pay for. The greens were in good shape as was the rest of the course. Very professional folks working here and do a good job tending to the public. The pro shop was awesome with pretty much every brand including Gfore and the restaurant was really good. Highly recommend checking this place out.