Adobe Bar & Grille at the Arizona Biltmore Golf Club has received a 2025 Golden Fork award from Golf Inc., placing first in the “New F&B Facility – Public/Resort” category in the publication’s 10th annual competition. The prestigious award recognizes venues that recently introduced dining outlets.
Based on concept planning, aesthetics, appearance, and financial impact, Arizona Biltmore was one of just 12 venues awarded at this year’s competition. In May 2024, the Golf Club’s 19,400-square-foot clubhouse was unveiled to the public, with the Adobe Bar & Grille serving as its hospitality centerpiece.
“The natural palette of materials on the interior speaks to the Southwest wonderfully, with the natural stone and wood creating a warm and casual setting,” said Bill Stott of The Architectural Offices, one of the judges.
The new clubhouse has quickly become a go-to destination for golfers to dine and unwind after a day out on the course. The Adobe features a dining room, a center bar, and communal tables for gathering with friends and family. In addition to the restaurant, the clubhouse features a grab-and-go market known as The Pantry, the No. 37 Lounge with a state-of-the-art golf simulator, The Legacy Room for private dining, and 6,000 square feet of event space in The Ballroom.
Designed by Douglas Fredrikson and Alexandra Lemos of Phoenix-based Douglas Fredrikson Architects, the clubhouse has stunning views of the downtown Phoenix skyline and overlooks the Estates Golf Course.
Arizona Biltmore Golf Club is a 36-hole golf facility that meanders through exceptional homes in the area. The Tom Lehman-designed Estates Course and the Bill Johnston-designed Links Course are open to public play, with limited membership opportunities available.
Established in 1928, the Arizona Biltmore Golf Club has been a destination for Phoenix residents, tourists, corporate leaders, U.S. Presidents, celebrities, and dignitaries. For more, visit azbiltmoregc.com.
