Wigwam Resort - Gold Course

We spent $100.00 to play golf course. The people behind the desk we very unfriendly ☺️. The guys cleaning the clubs awesome. After cutting my head open o the #1 golf sign just by throwing something into the garbage and I rose up and hit the corner of metal sign cutting my head open. Then we got on the first green to find out the greens had been sanded. At no time did anyone tell us about the sanding. I would never spend this kind of money to play sanded greens. Very disappointment with this. INot sure we would play again.

We are visiting Arizona for the first time and playing many different courses. Our preference is a mountain course, but this was a beautiful course. For being a flat course, the layout was great. Even with carry path only, we finished in four hours. The fairways were plush and we felt the greens rolled well. The Gold course was very long for women, but we are definitely coming back to play the Blue and Red courses.

Not certain why the Gold course is more expensive to play than the other two . Conditions were equal on all 3

course which condition wise were average at best. Greens all had sand which was very aesthetically unappealing. However they did roll decent and at a nice pace.. I personally wouldn't play this again unless it was a bit less expensive.. Decent Muni course at best..

Flat course with lots of room to spray the ball. Round took 4.75 hours. No ranger. Greens were already dried out and sandy. Great clubhouse and restuarant. Nice practice area. Not worth the $70/person rate.

It was a perfect day. The fairways are lush the greens are firm and true. Lots of greenery on the course not like a desert course. Nice layout. All in all outstanding. Also Reds Bar at the course great food and drinks lots of TVs to watch football.

Perfect day, nice practice facility. Awsome fairways nice greens. Lots of greenery. Loved it

If you’re looking for some fun times and a great course to play that is affordable....this is your place. Always in pretty good condition at a great price.

I booked online as a single, arrived and my clubs were placed on a cart. I went to the range to warm up, and then drove a few hundred yards out to the first tee. About a minute prior to my tee time the starter said they had a rule that each 4some could only use 2 carts so I had to share a cart with the 3rd member of the 3some I was joining. I have a few problems with this.

1. This guy smoked and I'm an asthmatic

2. My reservation clearly stated I paid for a round of golf + a cart

3. It had a noticeable negative impact on pace of play.

I confronted the starter about this rule and he said I"d have to go back into the pro shop and discuss it with them - which would've delayed my entire 4some.

The tee boxes and fairways were in incredible shape, the greens were in mediocre shape at best, but this ridiculous rule is what earned them 1 star; I'd give negative stars if possible. I only golf as a single or as a 3some with my dad and brother - so I guess at Wigwam I will always have to share a cart with someone.........Which means I'm never going back to Wigwam.

Every green has damage. Either the overseed grow in needed longer and/or mowers are causing damage. This is a nice resort so very surprised at the playing conditions.

follow the yellow brick road to the Gold course at the Wigwam. A R. T. Jones design where par is a good score and when you get that rare bird you are more than surprised and gratified.

The course was in superb condition and the overseeded rye grass was eye popping green.

A day at the Wigwam is a welcome respite to the hustle-bustle of the holidays.

Get to the Gold- now.

We really enjoyed our round. This is a very challenging course and it was in excellent shape. There are lots of strategically placed traps, and water... Greens were fast and true.. Will play it again, especially if we get a great hot deals price...

Very nice course, difficult greens. Conditions were difficult given the poor weather.

Wigwam Gold was a nice, fairly open and well maintained course. I enjoyed my round, however the facility has 3 18 hole courses, that at times feel like they are on top of each other. This is not a desert course, you could see a course just like this about anywhere across the southern United States. It was priced fairly, and that was nice, but having traveled to Phoenix for some golf, this really didn't feel like any kind of a desert course.

To be fair it had just rained for 3 to 4 days prior to playing. Today was the first day after the rain. The course was obviously wet. Since it had been raining they couldn't mow the course. The rough was long and wet which made it very difficult to get out of. Pace of play was slow due to the longer grass and taking longer to find your ball. All of this can be blamed on the rain. The greens however, are still coming back from reseeding. They still need some time to grow. The carts have GPS on them which is nice.

One thing the course should consider, the parking there is terrible. There are 3 courses and a restaurant and very little parking. Expand the parking lot.

Played the Gold course this trip. At just under 6400 yds. it played long after the rains this week. The over seeding is still long and but easy to get through. The holes varied and it never seemed you were playing the same hole twice. Many greens have false front which doesn’t excite me but nice layout overall.

Pro shop were great and the years until backshop kids did a good job getting us set up.

Playing the red course in a couple of days.