Wigwam Resort - Blue Course

Enjoyed playing this course! Challenging small, rolling greens but the fairways were open with great landing areas. Two of us played 18 holes in 3 hours on a Friday morning!!

My wife and I played the patriot course at Wigwam. All staff we met were pleasant, positive and very helpful. Course wa in nice condition. Surroundings were great. Got a little confused on hole 17 where we had to cross an aquifer. It was marked; just a little confusing. Recommend this course. Nice experience.

The course is both fun and challenging...not too long. Well maintained fairways. However, most greens were patchy and rough causing puts to not run true.

The round started well with some reasonably challenging holes but lost its appeal as the round continued. Several short holes on the back disappointed. The 17th was the worst hole on the course. Rough on the left was so tall our group lost 3 balls.

Fairways were in good condition. Greens were very slow although the grass was good, please cut them down.

Very overpriced unless you pick up a deal.!

On vacation from New England and looking forward to a round at Wigwam, unfortunately the only time available was on The Patriot Course, raised rock hard greens that were poorly manicured, slow play, just a very disappointing experience. Only bad round of the week in which we played 6

The course and the course amenities have the feel of a country club of the traditional style. There are attendants to meet you at the bag drop, men's locker rooms, an upscale restaurant and even a halfway snack shop that is tended. Of course, the Wigwam is a resort with many other amenities other than golf. As for the course itself, I was sent out on what is now being called the Patriot (formerly the Blue course [there are two other 18-hole courses available]). The fairways and greens are well maintained. Landing in the rough comes with a penalty as the rough was kept long. The course was loaded the day I played so the greens were a bit 'abused'. Too many players failed to fix their ball marks. The layout of the course is fairly ordinary with there being very little elevation change across the entire course. One hole has an odd tee shot across a concrete irrigation canal (seems a little out of place and utilitarian for the middle of an upscale golf course). There are water hazards, but they are not too much of a challenge, except for an island par 3 on the back nine--hit too much past the back edge of the green and your wet. Bunkers were sometimes challenging however for certain pin locations. Though I would not say this is a premier course, it is certainly trying to be. At the same time, I suspect that the course architects were tasked with keeping the course tame enough to make it enjoyable for winter visitors.

It was a short course according to the card, but played longer. Greens were fast and hard.

New traps with great white sand. Excellent conditions.

The course was in good condition. The only drawback was it was cart path only because of the earlier rains. This made for a longer day because of this. The pace of play wasn't bad considering.

I played as a single at 10:45am had a foursome in front of me and the pace of play was great. Finished my round in just under 3.5 hours. All sand bunkers have been upgraded and they are in excellent shape. Nice greens. love this track but not too sure about the FootGolf that is beginning. Might be playing The Gold track from here on out when I come back.

With the removal of some 30 bunkers, an improved irrigation system and excellent turf conditions, the newly renovated Patriot Course at Wigwam Resort is very playable by all levels of players. My only concern is that the removal of the bunkers took away some of the definition of this little 6,000 yard gem, but it's a minor concern. The integrity of the course remains virtually unchanged and one of the my favorite holes, the short par-4 14th still has its signature bunkers.

First time playing the shortest of the 3 Wigwam courses. Course itself was nice and in good shape. But whoever placed the pins today was either drunk or very angry at the world. Not a single flat pin placement and most were right on a crown that didn't allow for anything less than holing everything out. 5 foot putt uphill missed left a 10 footer coming back.

This course needs a face lift. Poor layout and reminds me of a city owned course. Greens are inverted saucers and small. The course should be deemed 'executive' as it is too short for a regulation track.

Enjoyed my golf at the Wigwam. Conditions were quite good. Was my first time there. I found the layout to be somewhat unconventional with a overlaping hole or two, cart path and irregation ditch obstacals in play. I would gladly return to have a 2nd go at it.