Wigwam Resort - Blue Course

Course was in very good condition. The fairways were pretty ample, except #16 which was oddly angled. In true Trent Jones style, the greens were small, elongated or heavily graded and difficult to stick. Once putting, greens rolled pretty true. Most greens were also guarded by bunkers. So even tho not a long course, all facets of your short game will be tested. Staff was very friendly and helpful. #15, the island green hole was fun and will demand you put your inner demons aside!

I have no problem with someone wiping down my clubs when I am finished and I am happy to tip them but for the 5 min hires it takes, your clubs should be clean. Never even took a head over off. .it kind of bothered me after everything else was so great.

Got sick the night before playing could not play and there is no way to get money back have booked golf not for years week not use again

Got really sick the day before tee time didn’t get to play. Sucked cause I pre payed on golf now.

It was really nice to play on really nice grass for a change. Kinda had the east coast (to me) feel.

Lots of par 5’s and par 3’s. Great course in great shape. Staff very friendly and helpful. Enjoyed our day.

We have played this course many times. The last couple times we found that the pins were placed in the most unforgiving spots on the greens on almost every hole! Honestly only a few feet from the very edges, and on very steep slopes, either at the very back or the very front. It was totally impossible to leave the putt close to the hole. Very frustrating. This is such a beautiful course but could be more user friendly. There are a lot of challenges with deep sand traps and water to carry over on some par 3’s. The scenery is gorgeous with large trees lining the fairways and lush grass throughout the course. Flat layout, but most hole have elevated greens guarded by deep bunkers. Challenging for any level player.

It's about 1,000 yards shorter than the hulking Gold Course, but Wigwam's Blue Course might actually be the more fun layout for most golfers. It sits firmly in the category of "sporty" golf courses - not long, but with some teeth on and around the greens, plus some quirks elsewhere that help to make the course fun and charming. Even though you won't be hitting long clubs into too many par 4s, small, elevated greens ratchet up the pressure, and the fact that the course has six par 3s - including two that top 200 yards - makes it play much longer than its modest scorecard yardage. It's good fun.