Which course is best at Wigwam?

The Gold Course
The Gold Course is one of three 18-hole courses offered at the Wigwam Resort, which was named one of Golf Magazine’s “Silver Medal Resorts.” Golf Digest cited the Gold Course as one of the best public courses in the state.

Who owns the wigwam?

JDM Partners
The Wigwam Golf Resort & Spa, Phoenix, Ariz., is now under the ownership of Phoenix- based JDM Partners, one of the largest land owners of entitled land in greater Phoenix with over 100 years experience in real estate, sports and entertainment development and operations.

What is Wigwam Arizona?

The Wigwam has been a part of Arizona history since 1929 and is the state’s only 54-hole golf resort. The elegantly crafted adobe-and-timber luxury resort provides a rich palette of experiences to suit your every occasion – whether business, romance, relaxation or rollicking family fun.

How many rooms does Wigwam Resort have?

331 elegant rooms
Started as a small lodge during the rise of cotton ranching businesses in the early 1900s, the resort currently houses 331 elegant rooms and suites, Championship golf-courses, three swimming pools and recreation centers.

Who built the wigwam?

Wigwams were homes built by the Algonquian tribes of American Indians living in the Northeast. They were built from trees and bark similar to the longhouse, but were much smaller and easier to construct. Wigwams used poles from trees that would be bent and tied together to make a dome shaped home.

How old is the Wigwam Resort?

1929
The Wigwam celebrates 90 years since opening as a resort in 1929!

What is a wigwam made of?

Wigwams had a cone shape (or a dome shape among some Subarctic Indigenous peoples) and were typically made out of wood. Sometimes, animal hides would cover the outer walls of the structure.

Are wigwams pet friendly?

The Wigwam welcomes two pets of any size for an additional fee of $50 per pet, per night. Both dogs and cats are allowed, and well-behaved pets may be left in the room unattended. The on-site Red’s Bar and Grill offers pet-friendly outdoor seating.

Are wigwams temporary?

Wigwams would usually be used for months at a time. For example, a Native American tribe might build wigwams to be used throughout the entire course of the farming season. When winter would come, they would move to a temporary hunting camp. Their wigwams were not portable, so they simply left them.