Wigwam Resort - Gold Course

This was my first time playing Wigwam Gold Course and it did not disappoint. I’m from the Northeast US and Wigwam provided a great golfing experience. The course was firm and fast, true to the Arizona style courses.

Course was in good shape, paid 25$ to play the gold course. Greens are a little unforgiving but course is well kept and no waiting or pressure from behind all day.

In good condition, but greens were pretty dry. Staff was kinda short and rude. But rate or play was great and the other golfers were very friendly

Weather, great course, good cold beer. Good staff. Excellent

The gold course was true challenge on the greens. As expected they were quick and true to breaks. With the maturity of the course do your best to stay in the fairway or first cut to eliminate the challenge of the trees. Enjoy the day.

Very difficult greens to hold and tough pin positions on day we played. Don’t play this course unless you are under 13 handicap. Great test of golf by one of the best architects of all time. Best value in Phoenix

as a resort course the parking and directions to the course somewhat confusing - the parking far from course , practice range , mats only- however the gold course was a very good challenge, fairways very good condition & greens excellent

Club drop off is lacking. Should have carts available for unloading. Lack of water in lakes looks bad. Other than that love the course.

My group was very impressed with wigwam gold. The course layout and conditions were excellent. A big challenge for me, a bogey golfer, and my friends, a little worse than bogey golfers. But not too difficult to run the experience.

The only issue we had was the group in front of us decided to eyeball every green like they were on the 72nd hole at the masters. It was hot, and the slow down (4-1/2 hour round) became irritating but didn’t detract from a great day.

Lay of the land flat course defence is elevated greens surrounded with sand traps. I felt greens were a little more rounded than contoured with some difficult pin locations. Course in pretty good condition play was a little slow at times two in our group didn’t show up the same for group behind us and another two some behind that playing behind foursomes. We eventually asked two behind to join helped. Nothing spectacular but solid course. Is as reasonably priced as you can expect considering the price increases generally in phoenix area. I do not know costs associated to maintain courses in the valley but the huge increases are a lite bit too much.