Wigwam Resort - Gold Course

The fairways and greens were fantastic. Many tee boxes so you can pick your poison. The traps are deep and difficult, but fair. I will definitely be playing this course again when I am in AZ.

Although the pace of play was a bit slow it was a great layout with variable challenges of water and slope.

Larger trees can block view if you are wide on the generous fairways.

The greens were a nice speed and not overly fast but consistent and reasonable.

As a note some of the standing water was odorous and full of garbage which detracted from an otherwise excellent view. All in the Wigwam Resort is a must play and for the price it is a great value.

Classy course with great amenities. Not your typical desert track. Nice to play on so much grass with big trees, this reminds me of northern courses.

Long and hard, but the greens are tough but consistent and the bunkers, fairways and tee boxes ( all even and level) are great.

It really does feel like a resort and the restaurant bar was bumping.

Nice layout with wide forgiving fairways. Greens are true are in GR8 shape as was everything else.

This was not a desert course so the greens, fairways, and roughs were all grass and in great shape. Played the golf course in afternoon and barely got done by dark. Play was in the 4:30 range.

A decent value with the Golf Now Hot Deal. Not a $200 value. Greens were firm, leaving shallow, small indents which were difficult to repair due to extreme hard packed soil underneath. Bunkers were ok compared to 7 other area golf courses I’ve played this month. Fairways were patchy. Lots of water standing in any low area on the course; I guess water is not an issue here. Hoping that time will improve conditions. Playing the Gold Course again in Feb. BTW, I need to mention pace of play! On the back side we were able to see the group holding up play. WE WAITED ON EVERY SHOT - ALL DAY! The group 2 tee times in front of us was a par 5 and a par 4 behind!! Where was the course Marshall?! And they were all in golf carts! IMHO, “Grow the Game” should mean play with proper golf course etiquette, not “anything goes”! For instance, park golf cart in back of green (don’t casually amble back to cart which you’ve left parked in front of the green), don’t sit in cart waiting for your cart partner to hit and then drive 10-20 yards, slowly get out, take another 1-2 minutes to hit your shot (perhaps a wild miss sideways), slowly get in cart and drive another short distance and repeat the painfully slow preshot routine, putt out for a triple bogey or worse!, rake bunkers, repair even shallow ball marks (repair yours and another), keep up with the group in front of you, etc. Thanks for listening.

I am visiting the area as a guest from out of town. Since my arrival I've played wigwam gold twice and blue once. Christy in the pro shop was very welcoming each day and remembered me as a returning guest. Great service from all staff.

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I love the design/layout. Plays shorter than the yardage as hitting fairways was rewarded with nice rollout. Pins were diabolical on a number of greens. Perhaps because the Patriot All-American event was just a few days off. That said, greens looked closely cut, but were very slow so rated course conditions as 4*.

As a new golfer it’s pretty challenging but you’ll enjoy the long drive holes.

Greens were tight and fairly quick. Rough was a little long making it slightly more difficult. Overall the course is in fantastic shape!

Somewhat Midwest style course- not a desert style course- fairly flat and minimal hazards and easier than expected to play from men’s tees

This course was complete trash. Typically, when you book, they will warn you of conditions, overseeding, cart path etc. Not here

The course was in terrible condition.

I've played all over the place and this by far is one of the worst courses I have ever played. Paid like $75, this is maybe a $30 course.