The Biltmore Golf Course

Greens are affected by the holes from aeration.
Thought they would be better from the last time I played.
Probably the weather is affecting their recovery.. Still made some putts.

Although the driving range was closed & there were a couple of rough patches under construction it was an overall great place to play. Will definitely play it again.

Even with aeration, the greens were still very true. The staff is very customer service oriented. I asked about a battery to purchase for my range finder, and they did not have any. Without hesitation, the staff member pulled one out of a range finder in a drawer and gave it to me. Very thoughtful. I also played with an employee named Tyler, and he was very friendly and helpful with course navigation.
This course is very nice. The biggest concern is hydration. When the beverage cart is running, it can still be a while between water sources. On a hot Florida day, that can be challenging.

Great course overall, only complaint is that players don’t fix their landing spots on the greens so it can be tough to put sometimes.

I have played this course a few times this year. The condition of the course was the best I have seen

To start, you enter a large parking lot and there are no directional signs to a bag drop, something every golf course has. Once I found the unmarked bag drop area, no one services the area so I had to carry my bag a few hundred feet to find the starter's booth, also unmarked. Then there were no signs to the pro shop. Once on the course, there were no signs to indicate where the golf cart automatically shuts down from below-turf sensors. This was a regular annoyance on the fairways. The carts automatically slow down without warning for other unknown reasons. There was a halfway house but again no directional signs. One passes it on the front and back nine but when passing it on the front nine, it is passed at the rear so one doesn't know that it is a halfway house. One final negative, the fairway landing areas were hard to visualize due to no blue, white or red distance stakes. On the positive side, the fairways and greens were in very good condition, great practice facilities and friendly staff.

The course was in terrible condition. Fairways were very thin, sandy and in very bad shape. Greens were ok but they had lost collars around a lot of the greens.

Arrived at Biltmore, paid the 'City resident rate'. Asked to pay more as I don't live in Coral Gables, just Miami. I wasn't aware coral gables was a 'City'.

Next the standard of players on the course is very varied and there's no handicap limit. Pace of play was obviously very slow with little or now care given by the Marshall.

Greens had just been aerated and yet no discount was in place.

The ball machine didn't work at the range so didn't have enough time to hit balls.

No tees are given which one might expect for a 100 dollar round. No ice, no towels. Absolutely none of the little things are done here.

The course is nice and you've got to think about every tee shot, guess you have a long time to think with the pace of play being what it is.

Staff are hit or miss, either great or below par.

Mahi tacos after were a positive.

Course is undergoing its usual maintenance. So playing conditions were not the best. Greens were somewhat bumpy as they are still to recover fully from the aeration while the fairways had lots of sand after being punched. Course should be great again in a few weeks.

Horrible golf course and atmosphere. Quit after 9 holes. Moment you arrive you’re greeted with an aura of egotism rivaled by non. Been very fortunate enough to play private courses that have hosted PGA majors and never seen such treatment. Pace was horrible. Backed up so bad we teed off 25 minutes after our scheduled time and waited every shot. Rough and fairways are par with your local muni. Not a $130+ round. Greens are hard as concrete. 0/10 recommend.