The Wigwam Arizona

Greens were smooth and quick. Will be back again soon.

wigwam is istill a very well run golf facility. . the course was in great condition, our pace of play couldn't have been much better as my two-some finished the front 9 in just over and hour. the back slowed slightly, but we finished our round in 3 hours and a little bit. 2 beefs-the practice range with bumpy golf mats and lack of sand(little to none) in the traps. like hitting off dirt. we are in a desert, no? is there a shortage of sand? these courses have been getting "primo" prices over the past few months. hard to imagine it was a cost factor, but i'm not in management, so what do i know. over all, we had a really nice experience.

The pace of play was great. The greens are a real challenge...made it fun! My only issue was the ice/water machine was broken. I really like starting out with a fresh cup of ice water, especially on a hot day.

The course was in good shape greens were tricky, wonderful day with friends.

We were excited to play Wigwam Blue. Signage not good to drop clubs off and to get to pro shop. Fairways and tees boxes in great shape. I was disappointed in the greens. They were small and elevated and severely domed. Did not make playing there much fun to deal with the domed greens that in most cases not even fair. Practice area was incredible.

Terrible, on all levels. Overpriced. Boring courses. Not good conditions. Worst value for the price I’ve ever experienced in my life. Never going back there.

It was a very hot day so my partner and I only played 9 holes. The pace of play was perfect, played 9 holes in less than 2 hours. An added bonus was there were areas of shade which I had never noticed before.

This complete the trifecta at Wigwam…I have played the Blue and Gold courses and the Red course was the final stop. Course was in phenomenal condition.

Amenities are outstanding. Range, putting greens and the Proshop are top notch.

Only complaint was the distance to the Red course from the Proshop. Almost “missed” our tee time. Give yourself 10 minutes to get over to the 1st tee as it is quite a ride. As a plus we were treated to the Blue Angels flying around in formation during the round. While it was unsettling when trying to putt it didn’t hurt the round and added to the experience.

For the price you can’t beat any of the Wigwam courses!

We love all the Wigwam courses, but the prices have really gone up over the past few years and this may be the last time we golf there as there are better courses for the money - especially since the on course ameneties have not kept up either.

Over 100 degrees and no water in the carts and nothing but old water fountains throughout the course which with the heat in Arizona, is just crazy! (Blue has an upgraded water refiller that you see twice which is great, but nothing on red).

Everything else about wigwam red is great. Course is lovely with lots of shade, people are nice and course was in decent shape as well. Just about value.

We paid an outrageous amount for a poor experience.

We had a 10:32 tee time and arrived 45 minutes early. The range was in poor condition. Worn out mats and a lot of dirt that should have been grass. We arrived at the Blue Course starter station 10 minutes early and were paired with two season members. The starter advised that the groups ahead of us were girls on the University of Minnesota play a practice round. He said they hit the ball long and were waiting to hit the green (par5) in two.

So we waited for them to clear be fore we hit. We waited to hit on literally every single shot for the rest of the round. They were playing two tee shots each on all of the par threes. The member left after three holes due to the extremely slow play. We were stuck because we had paid for the round. The course itself was in terrible condition. Fairways were extremely wet and muddy. The lay out on sixteen makes no sense and runs alongside the members practice range, so watch out for balls coming at you. It was and expensive horrible experience. I will never go back!