Arizona Biltmore Golf Club - Estates Course

Had a very good time. The course was not difficult but interesting with some challenge. Greens were bumpy and a little inconsistent. Sand was more fluffy than normal and needs more rakes. The course doesn’t take the driver out of your hands.
Clubhouse being rebuilt but so what.
Met some nice guys in the group I joined as a single.
It’s convenient to the Valley and Scottsdale.
Eat and drink at the Biltmore. You will love it.

Course was in poor condition. Staff did not give clear instructions. If you want to play a course with poor signage and limited instruction on where to go, this course is for you. Also while green it was in poor condition.

Disappointed to say the least. Course layout is awful. Too easy to get greens mixed up. Playing across other holes. No signage. People hitting at you from other fairways. Not worth the winter premium price. If you can get a hot deal it’s not a bad time but for $170 it’s not worth the price. Much better golf around for relatively same price around Scottsdale. Course is crammed in too small of an area. Greens have holes and rough patches. For the money you would expect much better. Construction everywhere. Tiny little halfway house right in the middle of a construction zone. Just too much to complain about for that price.

My first time playing the estate course. I found it to be solidly mediocre. The staff was very friendly. The facilities which are in renovation will be nice. It was a remake of the old course which sat in front of the clubhouse. It’s a straightforward series of holes that are out and back out and back from the clubhouse.

There are so many more exciting courses in the Phoenix area. I probably won’t return to this one. The other course at the Biltmore is more fun.

The Estates course is not ready for prime time and certainly not for $150!
The staff was friendly but offered excuses for the conditions.
The range is soft and chewed up.
Many brown spots on the course for this time of year.
The greens are horrible, mottled, lumpy and slow.
I was told they just got overseeded . Not accurate excuse as I know the difference as I had a career in golf clubs.
The course was also cart path only which wasn’t told to us ahead of time.
Do not open until you are in better condition!
GPS didn’t work and Garmin watch did not have updated info.
Hard to see and navigate.

This course is well maintained and straight forward. A few holes gave hazards in play but overall a playable course

Wide open course. One hole shorted by 40 yrds due to new clubhouse construction. Was told both courses will be redone soon by Tom Lehman. Would play here again, but not a full on-season pricing.

Played this course multiple times. Always enjoyed it. But lots of construction going on so somewhat disruptive right now.

I could not find a place to park until it was too late to make my tee time.

Played here many times…I love this course. It is steeped in history since 1929. This is a must play course if you are in Phoenix. Check it out…you will be glad you did.