Arizona Biltmore Golf Club (Links)

Phoenix, AZ · 0.0 mi away

The Arizona Biltmore's original Adobe golf course opened in 1928 in the Biltmore Estates neighborhood of Phoenix, designed by William Bell and sited near the Arizona Biltmore Hotel and Camelback Mountain. It was one of the state's oldest courses and long carried the Adobe name. In 2023 the club completed a renovation led by architect Tom Lehman that reshaped tees, greens, and bunkers, removed a hole, and rerouted portions of the layout; the course reopened in 2024 under a new name, the Estates Course, reflecting the surrounding upscale neighborhood. It now plays to a par of 71 at just under 6,700 yards from the back tees. The club operates alongside a second course, the Links, and is open to members and the public, with a clubhouse, restaurant, and views of downtown Phoenix and the surrounding mountains.

Paradise Valley, AZ · 3.5 mi away

The Short Course at Mountain Shadows is a par-54 course in Paradise Valley, Arizona. Forrest Richardson, a protégé of original architect Arthur Jack Snyder, redesigned it in 2017 as an 18-hole par-3 course. The design emphasizes strategic shot-making and green complexes. It includes the bonus 17.5 hole, "The Forrest Wager," for tie-breaking. The course integrates with the desert landscape and offers views of Camelback Mountain.

Scottsdale, AZ · 4.5 mi away

The Phoenician Golf Club is an 18-hole resort course at The Phoenician in Scottsdale, Arizona. It reopened in November 2018 after a 10-month redesign by architect Phil Smith, who cut the resort's original 27 holes to a single 18-hole routing on the existing fairway corridors. The renovation rebuilt the green complexes and recontoured fairways so bunkers and hazards are visible from the tee, with no blind shots. The course plays to a par of 71 from roughly 4,575 to 6,518 yards. It sits within the resort's Sonoran Desert grounds at 6000 East Camelback Road.