Wigwam Resort - Blue Course

Blue course is shorter than Red and Gold but more challenging. Most of the greens are slopped so that if you miss left or right or long your ball will not hold the greens. The layout is challenging and fun. Course is in great shape

Course in good shape.

Other golfers seem to be playing in wrong fairways quite often, and golf balls all over the course just lying around.

Very weird as, we were hit into on several holes by other golfers.

The sand was in the best condition I have ever played it. True championship condition. Greens were playing true and no bumps whatsoever. Overall experience was fantastic.

Played on a Sunday morning. Staff were friendly. Be sure you I head into the men’s locker room and grab a coffee and hear about some of the history of the club. Bob was working the drink station in the locker room, and has been at Wigwam for over 25 years.

The greens were in excellent condition. Some difficult pins made for a lot of fun golf.

Excellent value for peak season. Paid under $100 for the round. Peak Golf season in PHX is ridiculously expensive. I would have given 5/5 stars if the pace of play was a little faster and the bathrooms out on the course were usable.

I will absolutely be back to play here. Staff is great. Course layout is fun. Greens and fairways are in great shape.

This course is always in great condition. Great value for the cost.

We enjoyed playing the Blue course.. its a bit shorter but can be challenging due to the bunkers. There were two dummies behind us that were non golfers and really had no business being out there... they couldn't hit the ball 10 feet but we were always watching because they were hitting from distances that could have hit us easily if they made contact... Still disappointed that the management allow groups of six and seven golfers. We like wigwam it was our favourite if we got a deal on golf now... The prices have gone nutty and we likely won't return to AZ.

Make sure your scoring clubs have those grooves clean. Like a pga course. Position is everything. Leave the driver. Position is everything.

Conditions were okay. I found many of the holes looked the same. After your drive, you are looking at an elevated green with a massive bunker each side and a small area in the middle. Every green was an upside down pie plate. Many huge bunkers all around the course. Lack of rakes as well.

Definitely no “signature hole”.

Not for me.

Fast greens, on top of aircraft carrier slopes, surrounded by bunkers. I see what they were trying to do, force you t plan a roll on approach that requires advanced planning or have expert lob skills. If you just want a fun round of golf, pick the red or gold. If you want to have a highly technical focused training session that is unforgiving and sometimes obnoxiously difficult, this is the course.

This is immaculately maintained, the staff is awesome, carts and greens are near perfect. A pro who wasn’t at the top of his game would have trouble with par on some holes. Bring your sand wedge the bunkers are hiding.

Great track for beginning/Intermediate golfers with wide open, forgiving layout. Scoring is challenged by tiny, elevated and protected greens throughout. Course conditions were fantastic on a fairly blustery day where you are primarily hitting into or across
prevailing SW winds after the first few holes. There is a confusing spot where the Gold #18 overlaps the last couple Blue holes, but signage is good. Our twosome finished in just over 3hrs on a Friday.
Will look forward to trying the Red or Gold course next time!