Juniper Golf Course

The View Restaurant & Lounge

Juniper Golf Course was rated by Golf Digest as the Best Municipal Coursein Oregon for 2009. This accompanies the 2008 and 2009 four staraward from Golf Digest as one of America’s Best Places to Play. It makes“Juniper” Central Oregon’s must play golf course. You will ﬁnd four distincttee boxes to enjoy the par 72, John Harbottle designed layout amid thehigh desert terrain of Central Oregon. Bring your camera to capturethe stunning views of the snow-capped Cascade peaks and abundantwildlife we share throughout the course. Afterward, relax in our clubhousedesigned to take in the panoramic view of the Cascade Mountain Range,as well as the golf course. As you enjoy dinner or your favorite beverage,you will understand why Juniper calls its restaurant, “The View”.

“There’s a lot of challenge to it, but I think it’llbe very playable for the average player. This isa thinking person’s course ... it’s not just a gripand rip it.”

– John Harbottle III, Designer

“This is really Redmond’s biggest public park. I think we’re giving the city of Redmond and Central Oregon a real jewel to have fun on.”

– Alan Unger, Former Mayor

1938 SW Elkhorn • Redmond, Oregon548-8198 Clubhouse • 548-3121 Pro Shopwww.junipergolf.com

Directions: Go east on Yew Avenue exit. Pass the railroad tracks. Turn south on 19th to Elkhorn Avenue.

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ometimes it pays to be thenew kid on the block. Youthful Redmond, only100 years old in 2010, was thelast of Central Oregon’s majorcommunities to incorporate. Aftermore than a decade of meteoricgrowth, we’ve settled into ahealthy gradual upward trendin population increases and areenjoying being the hub city of theregion.Redmond is the geographicheart of Central Oregon, nearlyequidistant from the OchocoMountains and PrinevilleReservoir, prime fly-fishing spotson the Metolius River, the dramaticlava fields south of Bend, and thehot springs at the Warm SpringsIndian Reservation.Early settlers in Redmond wereattracted by the area’s climate andpotential; the coming of irrigationcanals and the railroad caused aflood of newcomers soon after theturn of the 20th century. We began as an agriculturalcommunity, centered aroundfarming, ranching and naturalresource industries such as lumbermills. We’ve grown to include afirst-class airport and expo center,light industrial and manufacturing facilities and technology-basedbusinesses.Redmond is a community that is constantly reinventing itself,striving to remain true to its roots while being open to change andreinvigoration.

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Did you know?

POPULATION

Redmond:

25,800

Deschutes County:

170,705

Source: PSU Population ResearchCenter, 2009

Leslie Pugmire Hole/Spokesman

Only a few short decades ago, Redmond held no more than 3,000 people. Today, even with 10 times that many residents, it stillmaintains a small-town appeal.