Biltmore Golf Course

The Biltmore Golf Course is an 18-hole, par-71 championship course located in Coral Gables, Florida. Originally designed in 1925 by legendary architect Donald Ross, the course has been restored and updated for the modern game while maintaining its iconic character. The layout represents one of Florida's most timeless and respected designs from Ross's golden era of course architecture.

The course is situated on the grounds of the historic Biltmore Hotel and features the classic characteristics of Ross's design philosophy. It serves as headquarters for the University of Miami Women's Golf Team and houses the Jim McLean Golf School, consistently rated as America's top golf instruction facility.

The Biltmore hosts significant tournaments annually, including the final qualifier for South Florida's Junior Orange Bowl International Youth Golf Championship. The course is available to hotel guests and private members, with various membership options available. Its enduring reputation stems from both its historical significance as a Ross design and its maintained playability for golfers of varying skill levels.