Built By Local Professional Caddies

Every guide starts with insights from local caddies who know the course, hole-by-hole, shot-by-shot. They understand from experience where players of all skill levels gain strokes.

Designed for Every Skill Level

Whether you're a low-, mid-, or high-handicap golfer, every Playing Guide includes advice tailored to your game. From aggressive lines for accomplished players to smarter, safer strategies that eliminate big numbers, you'll know exactly how to approach every hole with confidence.

Hole 1 - OPENER · STRONG START ,
DESERT BOTH SIDES
A long opening par 4 with no bailout

Par 4 - 433 / 398 / 382 / 346 yds.

Tee Shot 
Before you head to the first tee, CaddyTips® recommends checking out the hole location and green complexes on the 9th and 18th holes, which are near the clubhouse. Because the resort is situated on an open valley floor surrounded by mountains, wind speeds often exceed 25–30 mph. CaddyTips® recommends practicing putting the ball back in your stance to keep it low prior to your round. The prevailing winds normally cause this hole to be into the wind, so factor that into your club selection and game plan. The air is dry and thin, and you are at 2,800 ft in elevation, so expect the ball to travel 5-7 yards farther than sea level. Wolf opens with a 433-yard par 4 and no easing in (written to length and Wolf's
documented character — isolated, desert
both sides, offline is lost. There are three fairway bunkers to negotiate as well, all of which are reachable and can be seen off the tee. All players: the only target is the fairway; there is no recovery from the desert here. Take the club you can put in play under pressure on the first, not the longest one. Pick a very specific target and focus on taking dead aim. CaddyTips® always recommends that the last couple of swings you take on the driving range should be practicing this tee shot and visualizing your success.