Wigwam Resort - Red Course

Fair to Average course and conditions. Delay in tee time by over an hour resulted in us barely finishing before dark, with no adjustment in green fees.

I like playing rhe Red course at the Wigwam. The greens were rolling nice. The fairways were a little shoddy and not what you would expect for the price they are charging right now. Golf prices in general have gotten way out of hand in the Valley.

Actually got teamed up with a couple guys I golfed with a couple years ago. Small world. The Red course is pretty wide open. Recovery shots are fairly easy. Lots of space between trees. Greens were very quick. Extremely windy the day I played. The last par 5 was a bit challenging. It was hard to figure out where to aim, even on the second shot.. I ended up with a dbl bogey. They could probably use something a little better than painted bricks for tee markers, that looked a little cheesy, but it's worth a play

Closing holes are gimmicky. Course is in average condition. Value for money wasn't great.

First time playing Wigwam. Course was in great shape and our threesome finished in under 4 hours. Will definitely be back.

Wigwam is a top shelf golf experience from staff, to course layout and condition. My favorite is the Red course…maybe be cause I love the challenge always seem to play well.. Gold is a monster of a course with length and challenge, but I feel plays shorter than the yardage. Not played Blue much due to short yardages.

Course was in great shape but tee times were all backed up because of frost delay in morning. Not the fault of the Wigwam. They did a good job of trying to get groups out as quick as they could. Will play again.

We played at 1 and got in before it got cold. Good time to play. Good greens.

The course was in excellent shape, with the greens rolling true

Love the wigwam. I do wish the half way house had hot dogs all the time. Not 1 left. Not sometimes. Not in 10 min but all the time. You’d sell more!

Bring a snack.

Wig Wam is a pleasure to play. Always warm and welcoming.

Layout is kinda messed but the atmosphere with all the palms and other greenery somewhat makes up for it. The fairways are cut super tight which, when combined the wet and muddy conditions, make for difficult ball striking. I found hitting out of the Bermuda rough much easier on the hands.

If you can grab a hot deal this course is well worth it. 50 bucks.... I saw reg tee times for 110? It is pretty plain Jane there is definitely plenty of options out there.

You can expect the completely satisfying experience at Wigwam: from arrival to check-in, to staff efficiency and friendliness, to great golf, and post-golf amenities. If the pricing was a little more reasonable, I would pay their 3 courses every week.

It was nearly a perfect day of golf. Weather fantastic, random people paired with were awesome, course conditions were fantastic, the signage on the course was amazing. If you could get lost on the course you'd never be able to find the clubhouse in the first place. Seriously it was wonderful to play and never once think about where the next hole or tee box was. Now for the negatives..

The screen on the cart didn't work. The starter was beside himself that it didn't work and wanted to replace the cart. I don't use the screen so it didn't matter to me.

The staff needed a bit of training. I was told I would be helped into a cart after paying. When I went outside people were standing around but not helping. I ended up just taking a cart and driving off.

The Marshall asked us to pick up the pace when we were standing on the tee box waiting to hit. When we pointed this out he asked us to hit when we could, well yeah that's what we always planned on doing.

Lastly when returning the cart there wasn't a defined drop off location. No one spoke to me but they did jump into the cart and drive off right when I parked it.

These are all tiny nit picks and this would be high on my list to play again.