Juniper Golf Club sits in Redmond, Oregon, in the high desert country of Central Oregon, where the landscape is defined by juniper trees, sagebrush, and volcanic rock formations. Designed by John Harbottle III and opened in the mid-1990s, the course occupies rolling terrain with views toward the Cascade Range to the west. The routing takes advantage of the natural contours and native vegetation, creating a layout that feels integrated into the high desert environment rather than imposed upon it. The design emphasizes strategic shot-making over sheer length, with fairways that move through stands of juniper and around natural lava outcroppings. Elevation changes throughout the property add dimension to club selection and approach play. The greens are typically modest in size with subtle undulations, rewarding accurate iron play in the thin air of the high desert, where the ball travels farther than at lower elevations. Juniper serves as a daily-fee facility and has become a popular option for both locals and visitors exploring the Redmond-Bend golf corridor. The course offers a contrast to some of the more resort-oriented layouts in the region, providing a straightforward test of golf in a setting that reflects the character of Central Oregon's arid landscape. The clubhouse and practice facilities support a range of golfers, from casual players to those seeking a more serious round in the high desert.