
Arizona · Course 1
Gold Course
- Holes
- 18
- Par
- 72
- Yards
- 7200
- Est.
- 1965
A classic desert-style course known for its challenging layout and strategic bunkering, offering a true test for golfers of all skill levels.

Arizona
The Wigwam is a historic Arizona golf resort in Litchfield Park with 54 holes across the Gold, Blue, and Red courses. Its self-contained stay-and-play setup combines three distinct parkland courses with resort rooms, suites and casitas, dining, pools and spa amenities west of Phoenix.
The Wigwam has 54 holes across three distinct parkland courses. Gold is the championship test, Blue is the shortest and most forgiving, and Red provides a balanced traditional round with wide fairways and generous greens. Read our Gold vs. Blue vs. Red comparison for a closer look at their differences, or use the complete Wigwam Golf Trip Planning Guide to plan the full resort stay.
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A three-night stay gives a group enough time to play Gold, Blue and Red without changing hotels or driving across Phoenix each day. See our 3-Night Wigwam Golf Trip Itinerary for a practical course order and trip outline.
From $1,395 per golfer
Stay on property at The Wigwam and build a classic Arizona resort itinerary around the Gold, Blue, and Red courses. This package is a strong fit for groups that want multiple rounds, resort amenities, and a simple stay-and-play setup west of Phoenix.
All golf and lodging taxes and fees included. Excludes flights, airport transfers, and caddies. Rates subject to change.
From $895 per golfer
A shorter golf weekend based at The Wigwam with rounds on the resort courses and optional add-on golf at nearby West Valley or greater Phoenix courses.
All golf and lodging taxes and fees included. Excludes flights, airport transfers, and caddies. Rates subject to change.

The Wigwam is ideal for groups that want a true stay-and-play resort without needing to drive all over Scottsdale. Its three 18-hole courses give golfers plenty of variety: the Gold and Blue courses are Robert Trent Jones Sr. designs with modern updates, while the Red Course is a Robert “Red” Lawrence design with a more relaxed, traditional feel. Unlike many Arizona golf trips built around one-off daily-fee rounds, The Wigwam keeps lodging, dining, practice, pools, spa, and 54 holes in one historic resort setting. It is especially strong for buddies trips, couples trips, corporate groups, and travelers who want classic Arizona resort golf with good access to Phoenix.
Guests stay on property at The Wigwam in spacious Southwestern-style rooms, suites, and casitas. The resort also works well with nearby West Valley hotels and vacation rentals for larger groups, but the best experience is staying directly at the resort.
The Wigwam offers one of Arizona’s most complete resort golf setups, with 54 holes, a full practice facility, on-property dining, spa amenities, pools, tennis, pickleball, and spacious resort accommodations. The golf experience is more classic parkland than target-style desert golf, making it a strong choice for groups that want playable resort golf, multiple rounds, and everything in one place.
Each property is selected for proximity to the next round, the kind of evening that fits a long golf trip, and the feel we want for the group.
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The Wigwam is in Litchfield Park in the Phoenix West Valley, about 25–35 minutes from Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX) depending on traffic. Most groups should rent a car or arrange private transfers, especially if they plan to add rounds elsewhere in the Phoenix or Scottsdale area.
October through April is the best window for golf at The Wigwam, with the most comfortable desert temperatures and peak course conditions. May and early June can offer value for early-morning rounds, while midsummer is very hot and better suited to resort-pool travel than full golf days.
Best for buddies trips, couples golf getaways, corporate retreats, and groups wanting a classic Arizona stay-and-play resort with three courses on site.
The Wigwam has three 18-hole golf courses: the Gold Course, Blue Course, and Red Course, giving the resort 54 holes of golf on property.
The Gold and Blue courses are Robert Trent Jones Sr. designs, while the Red Course was designed by Robert “Red” Lawrence. The resort has also seen modern updates, including work associated with Tom Lehman Design.
The Gold Course is the resort’s best-known championship layout. It is a par-72 Robert Trent Jones Sr. design that stretches over 7,300 yards from the back tees.
Yes. The Wigwam works well for buddies trips because lodging, dining, practice facilities, pools, spa amenities, and 54 holes of golf are all located on property.
Yes. The Wigwam is a full stay-and-play resort with on-property rooms, suites, and casita-style accommodations.
October through April is the best golf season at The Wigwam, with cooler Arizona temperatures and strong course conditions. Summer can be very hot, so early tee times are recommended.
The Wigwam is typically about 25–35 minutes from Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport depending on traffic.
The Wigwam is west of Phoenix and offers a more historic, self-contained resort experience with three parkland-style courses on property rather than a single desert daily-fee course.
300 East Wigwam Boulevard, Litchfield Park, Arizona 85340, United States
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Destination Guide
Plan a Wigwam golf trip around the Gold, Blue and Red courses, on-property lodging, the best Arizona golf season and a practical three-night stay.
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Comparison
Compare The Wigwam’s Gold, Blue and Red courses by difficulty, design, group fit and trip placement to build the right 54-hole Arizona golf stay.
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Itinerary
Use this three-night Wigwam itinerary to play the Gold, Blue and Red courses while keeping lodging, meals and the full Arizona resort stay in one place.
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