Origins Golf Club

Read about the course and it's unique design. Just had to play it. A little tricky to play - multiple tees, shared greens but quite well marked. Superior condition. Not a typical course because of its multiple layouts. Read about the three layouts before playing. I am no authority on the subject but I think this probably is one of the best executive courses in the country.

Origins is a nice little par 3. A little pricey for what you get. Otherwise, it's in good condition for the first part of April.

We played the course with our kids and had a blast! Exceeded expectations and a great value. The 10 hole par 3 course was an excellent setup as well! See you again on our next visit.

Nice course and has the option to be 10 par 3 or 6 normal holes. Very nice staff.

The course was in excellent condition and is always fun to play. I love playing this par 3 course, but question paying $50+ for a 9 hole par 3 course. They used to offer weekly and monthly memberships to seasonal visitors, but stopped that a couple of years ago. I occasionally find a green fee special online (about $34-40) which I believe is a decent value for this course.. I just have a hard time paying $50-60 for 9 hole, par 3. But then again, all the golf courses in the area have raised their prices.

Course and greens in great condition.Tee boxes not so good but it is winter . Price is a little high for a 10 hole par 3 course.

Confusing and over priced. So backed up i we called it quits after a few holes.

I didn’t play due to severe weather in the area and the course being closed to play but since I didn’t cancel in advance, according to GolfNow policy, I never received a refund or replay.

My wife and I played the 10-hole par 3 track. Greens are in great shape, there are a few picturesque holes and we had a very nice time.

Interesting course. Enjoyed it. The course is part of our HOA fees.
The course was in good condition considering winter weather.

This course is challenging and a lot of fun. Once you get used to the layout, it’s easy to see how it works. It was my first time to play it. Yardages are only estimates on the par 3, you have to use some old fashioned dead reckoning and feel if you don’t have a rangefinder, which I didn’t. Not a problem for me as I only carry a half bag (7 club setup) when I’m traveling, so I do a lot of improvising anyway. I’m a 5 handicap and shot two over with a 3 putt on the last, and I considered it a challenging par 3 layout. Very scenic and natural terrain. Greens were excellent and surprisingly very large, so shot placement off the tee is important. They held very well and true to putt. A hidden gem and a real change of pace from the traditional 6,800 yard layouts. Definitely will play this one again when I’m back in the area.