Juniper Golf Course

Juniper Golf Course is Redmond's public high-desert 18, defined by black lava-rock outcrops, native western junipers, and panoramic views of the Three Sisters volcanic peaks. John Harbottle III's 2005 relocation and redesign turned it into a modern championship-length test that still feels rooted in the desert it sits on.

It stretches from 4,974 to 7,186 yards across eight tee sets, so it plays for any handicap, with the desert scrub left intact between the fairways. Green fees run on dynamic pricing that moves with demand and season.

High desert

Junipers, lava rock, and the Three Sisters

Juniper plays across true high-desert ground—native western junipers (some centuries-dead and wind-twisted into corkscrews), black lava-rock outcrops, and sagebrush, with the snow-capped Three Sisters on the horizon. Harbottle left the desert intact between the fairways, so every hole feels like it belongs here.