Arizona Biltmore Golf Club: Adobe
Phoenix, AZ • Public
Overview
Designed by William P. Bell—who worked closely with George C. Thomas on designs such as Riviera Country Club and Bel-Air Country Club—the Adobe course was built in 1928 under the direction of chewing gum icon William Wrigley Jr. Over the years, U.S. presidents, foreign heads of state and Hollywood celebrities have visited the club and played the Adobe layout, which sits adjacent to the Arizona Biltmore Hotel and Resort. The course is a traditional parkland layout with very little elevation change and generous landing areas. Though the conditioning might not be up to the standard of a private club, the Adobe layout is worth playing for its history and subtle strategic elements, including uniquely shaped sharp-edged bunkering.
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“Not the greatest golf course by any means (very basic flat course), but for the right twilight rate, it is good for a quick afternoon round (with friends and beverages)"
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“Good services and friendly staff. Teaching staff very good and friendly. Good place to practice."
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“Amazing resort but very average golf courses."
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“Typical resort course that is not very interesting"
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“Make sure you vist the hotel.....classic art deco."
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