Wish Resort Golf Convention Foz do Iguacu

The Wish Foz do Iguacu course sits in the western reaches of Paraná state, where Brazil meets Argentina and Paraguay at the tri-border area near the famous Iguazu Falls. Designed by Erik Larsen, the layout occupies land in a region known more for its natural wonders and hydroelectric infrastructure than for golf, making it one of relatively few championship-length facilities in Brazil's southern interior. The course serves the Wish Resort complex, which caters to both leisure travelers visiting the falls and convention groups drawn to the area's conference infrastructure. The routing takes advantage of the subtropical landscape characteristic of this part of Paraná, where the terrain transitions from the Paraná Plateau toward the river valleys. The region's climate supports lush vegetation year-round, and the design incorporates native tree species and water features that reflect the area's abundant rainfall and proximity to major river systems. Larsen's work here emphasizes playability for resort guests while providing enough strategic interest to challenge more accomplished players. The course functions primarily as a resort amenity rather than a private club, with access tied to the hotel and convention facilities. Its location positions it as a golf option for international visitors who come to see Iguazu Falls and may seek a round during their stay. The setting offers views toward the surrounding subtropical forest, though the falls themselves lie several kilometers away within the national park boundaries.