The Wigwam is a historic 1929 resort set on 440 acres in Arizona's West Valley, featuring 54 holes of championship golf including the Gold Course designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr. — consistently ranked among Arizona's best. The resort's adobe casitas and palm-lined grounds offer an authentic Southwestern experience.
331 rooms · 3 courses · North America · Preferred Golf





At 660 yards from the tips, the 10th is the longest hole on 'Arizona's Monster' and a genuine endurance test. A sweeping layout with RTJ Sr.'s signature elevated green demands three precise shots — any miss short or right leaves a nearly unplayable recovery on a putting surface that slopes hard away from the approach.
The Wigwam in Litchfield Park has operated continuously since 1929 and holds 54 holes of championship golf across three distinct courses, a full-service Aveda spa, and multiple dining venues on 440 acres just 25 miles from Phoenix Sky Harbor.

The Gold and Blue courses were designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr. and have since been updated by Tom Lehman Design; the Red Course was laid out by Arizona Golf Hall of Famer Robert Lawrence. The Gold Course in particular carries national rankings and draws competitive play. The resort hosts more…
LeMond's Aveda Salon-Spa draws on Aveda's plant-derived formulations for massages, facials, and body treatments that incorporate desert botanicals and marine minerals. The spa pairs with a fitness center and three outdoor pools, one of which includes water slides suited to younger guests.
Litchfield's serves as the resort's primary dining room with a menu anchored in regional Arizona ingredients. Red Allen's Bar and Grill operates as a more casual alternative with a dog-friendly patio — a deliberate nod to the resort's community roots. The Wigwam Bar connects both venues for…
Litchfield's · Red Allen's Bar & Grill · Wigwam Bar · Tower Pool Bar & Grill
LeMonds Aveda Salon-Spa (26,000 sqft) · 3 Outdoor Pools · Water Slides · 9 Lighted Tennis Courts · Fitness Center · 85,000+ sqft Event Space · Private Cabanas
October - April
Arizona's peak season delivers dry, warm days perfect for desert golf with the Gold Course's small, elevated greens showing their true difficulty in cool, calm morning conditions.
The Gold Course plays its full 7,345 yards into the afternoon wind — tee off at 7am while temperatures are in the mid-60s, then spend the back nine at your leisure knowing the prevailing westerly hasn't yet picked up. The 26,000-square-foot LeMonds Aveda Spa is best saved for post-round; its desert stone treatment rooms feel genuinely unhurried mid-afternoon.
Resort golf and lifestyle club membership (semi-private)
Start the full application