Golf at The Miami Biltmore Hotel's Championship Course

Welcome To The Biltmore Golf

The Biltmore Golf Course is an 18-hole, 71-par championship course, originally designed in 1925 by legendary golf course architect Donald Ross and updated for the modern game in 2018. Early in its storied history, The Biltmore Golf Course played host to The Miami – Biltmore Open, one of the richest prize purse professional golf tournaments of its time.

Today, players enjoy the original “movement” of the Ross design through its 419 Bermuda grass fairways, 84 of 85 original bunkers and USGA specified greens that have been re-grassed with Tif-Eagle Bermuda and restored to their original size. Now with laser leveled tees and back-tee yardage of 7112 yards, the Biltmore Golf Course proves to be one of the great links that connects the modern American game with its past.

The Biltmore Championship Golf Course Yardage and Ratings

TEE	YARDS	GENDER	RATINGS	SLOPE
BLACK	7112	MEN	74.3	132
BLUE	6448	MEN	71.2	126
WHITE	6050	MEN	69.2	122
RED	5288	MEN	65.6	116
WHITE	6050	WOMEN	75.0	133
RED	5288	WOMEN	70.5	118

Biltmore Golf Facility

▪ Explore The Biltmore Miami Golf Resort Package
▪ 22,000 square feet of paspalum turf grass
▪ 27 artificial turf hitting surfaces
▪ Short game practice area with green
▪ Putting green, bunker and chipping area
▪ Electric golf carts come equipped with Visage GPS system

Dress your best with our fully stocked Biltmore Pro Shop, and get ready in the comfort of Men’s and Women’s locker rooms. Out of town visitors will find superior rental club selection, with 60 sets of current model golf clubs.

Explore Golf Amenities at The Biltmore

▪ We are the world headquarters to the #1 Golf School in the world, The Jim McLean Golf School; including corporate clinics, Junior Programs, private lessons and multi-day schools

▪ Toast to your round, or something more pleasant, at the 19th Hole Restaurant and Bar

▪ The Biltmore Golf Club Sales, Fitting & Repair Center boasts a 675 square-foot indoor facility and Practice Tee to get fitted and optimize your game

History of Champions

Since 1964, The Biltmore Golf Course has been the annual host site to the Junior Orange Bowl International Golf Championship. Past champions that launched their professional careers from the Junior Orange Bowl include: Jim Simon, Gary Koch, Mark Calcavecchia, Tiger Woods, Camilo Villegas, Michelle McGann, Vicki Goetz, Grace Park, Christie Kerr, Alexis Thompson, Ricky Fowler and Sergio Garcia. The Biltmore Golf Course is also the headquarters of the University of Miami Women’s Golf Team.