About
The Red Course (formerly known as Heritage Course) at the Wigwam Resort, which has received acclaim from Golf Magazine, is one of three 18-hole courses at the resort. Built on rolling terrain, the course features elevation changes that can affect shots. Mature trees are also scattered throughout to add beauty and another challenging element. Winding creeks form water hazards that come into play on a few holes. The Red Course is popular among locals familiar with the Wigwam Resort because it is considered to have the three best finishing holes in the area. Although walking is allowed on the other two courses, carts are required on the Red Course.
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Golfer Photos
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Photo submitted by u314160995366 on 10/15/2026
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Photo submitted by u000006669584 on 04/28/2026
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Photo submitted by u000006669584 on 04/28/2026
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Very Beautiful Photo submitted by u314162960681 on 03/19/2024
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Wonderful scenery Photo submitted by Pifflebiffie on 08/21/2023
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Beautiful Photo submitted by Pifflebiffie on 08/21/2023
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Photo submitted by PGATOUR22 on 03/09/2023
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Wigwam Resort, Red Course, hole 2 Photo submitted by TimGavrichGP on 11/11/2022
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Photo submitted by u314161239180 on 12/10/2021
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Photo submitted by u314161239180 on 12/10/2021
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Photo submitted by crdiver on 07/15/2021
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Many greens have large portions ropped off because they died. Photo submitted by cedyftUYCoxED3FSXWkH on 06/26/2020
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Looking back from 18 fairway Photo submitted by Grandmashe on 12/11/2019
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Turtles in pond on 18 Photo submitted by Grandmashe on 12/11/2019
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Photo submitted by uTBLJ7670TB on 12/07/2012
Golfer Reviews
Frost delay = bad service and extremely slow play
They forced a 90 minute frost delay to start a Saturday in January. They could never catch up with that long of a delay, which was an unreasonable amount with almost no frost of the ground. The staff made no effort to warn anyone before arriving, so everything was crowded all day long. Checking in with the starter, to see where things were, was even worse as everyone was spoken down to, and told to hang out and be ready to “not miss your time”. Funny that it’s on us to be on time but we don’t really know what our tee time will be. Once we got on the course, everyone was pretty irritable, playing with little respect for each other. The conditions were also not great. Fairways were nice, but holes all over the course, divots all over the greens (no one repairing ball marks), and no way to repair divots in tee boxes or fairways. Marshals would check in and say/do nothing to continue pace of play. This was a huge waste of time (6+ hours) and money today. Don’t waste your time.
Trees and water
This is a traditional golf course, not a desert course. A frost delay probably led to the slow pace of play. Other than that the course was very enjoyable- a nice change from the Phoenix desert courses.
Nice place
Nice course but some parts of the course were in real bad shape with dirt and mud all over.
Best of the three Wigwam Courses
What a surprise- had played the gold and blue courses before but this one is the most interesting and added bonus are brand new huge mansions along the course - fun to look at. Would definitely recommend playing and will play again. Greens run true albeit on the slow side but that may have to do with the amount of play and time of day playing (later in in the day more wear & tear).
The Red Course
The wigwam course are great. I have enjoyed playing all three courses and they are all different. The red course is a great layout, but the sand traps were a little thin of sand. That’s not the norm for the two other courses.
Great playing conditions.
Enjoyed playing this course. Very good condition.
Golf course has been a mainstay for years
Fairways were a little firm tight lies really need to compress the ball alot of hardpan lies but that's probably due to some freeze delays so the grass doesn't get burned out . Good for driver because the ball gets a lot of run but you can't go wrong playing wigwam golf courses red gold are the best for good golfer's from the tips plenty of length. Have been playing there off and on sense the 80s.
Dead Cart
Cart died on 13th hole. Called shop, and was told they were sending a new one. Waited at 14th tee. Never came. Had to get pushed by other cart the rest of the round. Finally saw a staff member on 18 towing out two other carts, but were told they were for another group on 11. Driving back to clubhouse from 18 we informed another staff member who said, “well I hope you make it up the hill.” Staff didn’t seem to want to fix the issues.
Bummer.