Arizona Biltmore Golf Club - Adobe Course

24th St & E Missouri Ave
Phoenix, Arizona 85016
Maricopa County

Phone(s): (602) 955-9655

Tee times from $25 Tee times in this area

The Adobe Course is one of two championship courses at the Arizona Biltmore Golf Club. Opened in 1928, the course has a traditional design that is both challenging and scenic with wide fairways, tranquil ponds and views of Squaw Peak.

Looking back from the 1th green at Adobe Course at Arizona Biltmore Golf Club

View of the 14th green at Adobe Course at Arizona Biltmore Golf Club

View of the 9th and 18th greens from Estates Course.

View of the 18th hole from the Estates Course at Arizona Biltmore Golf Club.

Arizona Biltmore Golf Club's Adobe Course throws green and mountain looks at golfers.

The fairways on Arizona Biltmore Golf Club's Adobe Course are dotted by multi-million dollar homes.

No. 18 on Arizona Biltmore Golf Club's Adobe Course includes a creek running down the side.

Arizona Biltmore Golf Club's Adobe Course isn't designed to stress out average golfers.

You have plenty of room on the tee boxes on Arizona Biltmore Golf Club's Adobe Course.

The bunkers aren't always huge, but they can still be tough on the Adobe Course at Arizona Biltmore Golf Club in Phoenix.

Arizona Biltmore Golf Club's Adobe Course boasts wide-open green fairways.

It's sometimes hard to find trouble on the Adobe Course at Arizona Biltmore Golf Club in Phoenix.

Arizona Biltmore Golf Club's Adobe Course is an old-school design in Phoenix.

The Adobe Course at Arizona Biltmore G.C. is an old-school design by William P. Bell.

A $4 million restoration in 2004 helped bring Arizona Biltmore Resort's Adobe Course close to what original architect William P. Bell wanted.

Arizona Biltmore Golf Club's Adobe Course is the second-oldest course in the entire Phoenix-Scottsdale resort corridor.

Fairways on the William P. Bell-designed Adobe Course at Arizona Biltmore Golf Club are wide open.

Mountain views are plentiful at Arizona Biltmore Resort's Adobe Course in Phoenix.

William P. Bell's classic layout -- the Adobe Course at Arizona Biltmore Golf Club, which opened in 1928 -- is a longtime favorite in Phoenix.

The second on the Adobe Course at Arizona Biltmore Golf Club is a straightforward 170-yard par 3.

It's all carry on the par-3 third on the Adobe Course at Arizona Biltmore Golf Club in Phoenix.

At just 473 yards from the back tee, the par-5 eighth on the Adobe Course at Arizona Biltmore Golf Club is certainly reachable in two.

The ninth on the Adobe Course at Arizona Biltmore Golf Club is a short par 3 next to the clubhouse.

The par-4 15th on the Adobe Course at Arizona Biltmore G.C. is classic parkland golf.

A large bunker guards the left side of the green on the par-3 16th hole of the Adobe Course at Arizona Biltmore Golf Club in Phoenix.

A stream cascades down the entire right side of the par-5 18th hole on the Adobe Course at Arizona Biltmore Golf Club in Phoenix.

A putting green sits across the outdoor dining of the Adobe Restaurant at Arizona Biltmore Golf Club in Phoenix.

Although it is one of Arizona’s oldest courses, the Adobe Course at the Arizona Biltmore Golf Club has a timeless design that continues to challenge golfers. Being a more traditional course, it has wider fairways and a less undulating terrain than more modern courses. The spacious layout winds through a forest of citrus trees that line the fairways, and ponds are scattered throughout to provide water hazards. Classic cross-bunkers add even more challenge to the course. There are three sets of tees to accommodate different skill levels, and the Arizona Biltmore Golf Club also offers another 18-hole championship course, providing golfers with several options. The course is open all year due to mild Arizona winters.

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Golf course details

Holes: 18
Designed by: Forrest Richardson, Jack Snyder, Tom Lehman, William P. Bell
Public/Private: Resort
Year opened: 1928
Golf Season: Year round
Guest Policy: Open
Tee times welcomed: Yes
Fairways: Bermuda Grass
Greens: Bermuda Grass

Facilities

Pro in house: Yes
Driving range: Yes
Rental clubs: Yes
Rental carts: Yes - included in green fees

Green fees price ranges

Week days: $64 - $113
Weekends: $64 - $137
Tee times from $25 - Check prices

Course policies

Metal spikes allowed: No
Dress code: Collared shirt required, no denim
Credit cards accepted: VISA, MasterCard, Amex Welcomed

Length, slope and rating for each tee

Tee	Par	Yardage	Slope	Rating
White/Copper	71	5729	118	67.1
Black/White	71	6359	125	70.1
Black	71	6669	128	72
White	71	6034	121	68.8
Copper	71	5374	112	65.6
Green	71	4386	102	61.6
Green - Alt #18	71	4302	101	61.3
Green - Alt #18 (W)	70	4302	105	64.6

Reader Ratings / Reviews

by Dean Buffoni
on January 18th, 2017 05:26
I played here at a USPS outing for free, always wanted to play The Biltmore as I was an employee in the kitchen back in 1986. I thought this course was great, wide open, very forgiving, small greens but hey, this course was built in 1928, big greens were not the thing back in those days, I wonder if Bobby Jones ever graced these fairways? maybe..anyways, I will derfinitly come here again in the summer when the rates are more resonable..