Sat at the bar for a quick drink to avoid a rain squall. Two couples…read more Met the new bartender who also is ( I think) head of the beverage department ( sorry if I have the wrong title). He is a true mixologist! We had 4 drinks each. Everyone had a different unique drink each time. He ask what we liked by sweet, salty, etc and he created something special to your taste. His name is Cody Kennedy. The BEST bartender/ mixologist I have ever experienced! Then we had dinner at the bar. Also the best meal I have ever had at Pronghorn! They have really stepped it up. I am very pleased at the direction F&B is heading. What a great night!

Bring your own food, $250 a round and they don't have food on the course which is a joke. Maybe…read morethey are looking into new management hopefully

I like this course. Despite what some might say, it's not a links course. But it is a fine example…read moreof good course design employing little elevation change. Greens are somewhat fast but consistent. There are plenty of places to employ your green-reading skills and it pays to pitch your ball to the correct location. Fairways are similarly is great condition. I saw few places where you'd have a bad lie with a good fairway shot. The second cut of rough is really rough here - it's basically a lava field. Do not miss the fairway. The first cut, however, is very playable. In fact, I think I'd prefer the first cut over the fairway proper for short pitches and chips. I understand this is a winter phenomenon (playable rough) and when spring sets in and the grass grows out, you won't want to be in the first cut, either. Update: no, the course condition in the summer (last round was over 100 degrees) is still great and the first cut is a fine place to land your ball. Bunkers in good shape with good sand. If you know how to execute a bunker shot, you'll have little problem here. As with any bunker, if it has rained or snow has melted, the sand plays different. There are some fairway bunkers. Water is not a big factor at Juniper. There are a couple of holes on the back nine where it comes into play but even then, easy to avoid. No water carries here. Good driving range, practice green and practice short game area. Carts are electric, are in good condition and feature retractable side curtains during winter.

The course was in decent shape but played really slow (4 groups backed up on one par 3). There…read morewere marshalls out there but they made little effort to move things along.

This place nails service, ambience, and food. Honestly, this place is just an incredible enjoyable…read moreexperience. I went here with three people and enjoyed a wonderful dinner. I started with a clam chowder, that had just the right consistency with beautiful chunks of perfectly cooked potato and clam. There is absolutely no grit or sand in my clams which was wonderful. I ordered the sirloin cooked medium which came with a baked potato and sautéed vegetables. Everything was cooked perfectly. The potato had a nice crispy exterior and soft pillowy inside and the vegetables were not overcooked. I do wish that they would've given a large portion for the vegetables, but I can understand them trying to keep the plates looking clean and nice. I'd say if there's one thing that was not good at this restaurant it was the complementary bread. The bread that came out had clearly been smashed down. I'm not sure if the bread came that way, or if maybe someone doesn't know how to cut bread in the kitchen. On top of that, the bread was very plain. For a fancy restaurant like this I expected something a little nicer, maybe even a sourdough. Just go ahead and skip the bread, it's not worth eating when you have so many better things to eat. All in all, I would totally return to this restaurant.

We were celebrating my August birthday with friends over dinner. I highly recommend the chicken…read moreenchiladas! So flavorful and topped with loads of sour cream. My husband also enjoyed his mahi mahi dish. Cleaned up his plate! Our server Joshua was so attentive and spot on! Though we waited for awhile for our food, we enjoy coming here for meals. The lit up birthday cake and sliced up portions topped the night off! We love coming back. Of course, the view is always spectacular too!

Awesome at this time of year…read more Great front desk and carte service wonderful driving practice room, gorgeous greens.

Good golf for a good price, you get what you pay for so have fun and enjoy pin seeking.read more

Beautiful course. We played here as a party of 4; with carts the cost came to $380 I recall. A…read morelittle spendy, but if you're looking to enjoy a premier course in Bend this is it. If you're not a good player, like me, you will find this course difficult and challenging. 3 of us struggled, lost LOTS of balls in the many, many hazards. So we just tried to enjoy the beauty as we racked up snowman after snowman (i.e. 8 on a par 4). Not forgiving at all. Greens were in fine shape, and I loved the challenging slopes and angles, since you dont see that on the cheap courses I usually play. Carts ran great, friendly staff, driving range. Surprisingly you dont get any free range balls with the hefty greens fees. I'd play here again if I ever manage to get better.

Day 2 of our golf trip. Really nice conditions on the tee boxes, fairways, and greens. Good check…read morein service, carts a bit pricey at 25.00 per rider. Green fees for a twilight were good at $59. Went off as a 2, with a foursome in front. One dude played back tees and hit more tree mail than fairways and prolly shot 100. Painful to watch. A lot of target golf but worth it. Tight tree lined fairways. Had a really fun time.

Went here not expecting much, it can be a little hard to find coming from the 26 as you have to…read moretravel through an industrial area. The course was great, very flat course. The par 5's were very long, one was bordering on being a par 6 length. The woman working in the pro shop let us start on 6 so that we would not be stuck behind other groups which was fantastic! Would play here again

Let me start by saying if you have lots of trouble finding even the widest of fairways, don't like…read morea challenging golf outing, don't like a beautiful and well laid out course, this course is not for you. I played here for the first time this month and I loved it. Did I loose some golf balls, yep sure did. Did I care nope. I have 3 favorite holes; Number 1. We staid in the Cascade Building and we overlooked the first hole. Beautiful to look at anytime of day and a very challenging first hole. Second favorite hole Number 10. A great elevated tee shot with incredible views all around. Finally my Third favorite hole, (actually a tie since I birdied them), 17 and 18. Call ahead on before the turn order your drink and or snack. The club house staff, and pro shop staff are all just top notch. The nicest and friendliest golf staffers around! Five stars to each of them! See you next September!

Beautiful course!…read more Amazing facilities! Killer staff - starters - bartenders at the turn. The greens run QUICK and are tiny but are fair.

What a fun course! Challenging for sure and the course was in fantastic shape. I would highly…read morerecommend this place. I can't wait to come back! Great hotdogs too!

Beautiful golf course but staff/GM is EXTREMELY rude (except for the shop and snack/kitchen staff…read morewho have always been lovely, as well as the guy that picks up the the water jugs along the course). We live in the area and bring our guests here when they visit- everyone in our groups are always polite, kind, professional - but unfortunately this last trip the staff were extra rude so the beautiful course can no longer make up for how the people who work there treat their customers. I noticed that the other poor reviews were specifically about rude marshals, management staff, and backed up tees so hopefully the owner chooses to take the feedback seriously.

Solid, par 71 course located along the spectacular Crooked River canyon. It's fairly easy, rated…read moreonly 66.5/113 from the longest tees, the blues (the 'short' blues - they can set up longer blue tees on four holes which ups the rating to 67.4/116). - Prices are in line with other Central Oregon courses. I found a coupon in the Smart Saver which saved me a bit of cash. Senior rates available for those over 60. - The course is not on the GolfNow app. You'll need to go through their own website or call to get a tee time. - The facility has a moderate-sized driving range and two practice greens. No short game area (practice bunker). - Free range balls with a tee time. Just fill up a basket at the ball dispenser and have at it. I have never seen this at other than top end courses. - Smallish but well-stocked pro shop. - Carts are electric, no frills such as GPS. You can drive them to the parking to load/unload your clubs. Access to the parking lot is via a narrow corridor between buildings on your left as you exit the pro shop from the rear. - Crooked River is quite walk-able. Its short and has little elevation change. - They have a beverage cart but it only came around once on a round when the temperature was low 90's. Beverage cart does not stock a sugar-free sports drink! Boo! - Parking is inadequate. It's shared with the other Crooked River Ranch facilities. I was lucky to snag the last spot on a weekday round. I suppose they have an overflow lot somewhere. The course itself: - Greens are close to immaculate and I played my first round during the heat of summer. Balls roll true. Which is especially important because some of the greens are diabolical with slopes and tiers. Perhaps the most challenging aspect to the course. - Fairways are wide and forgiving. If you can drive even close to straight, you'll be fine. There are a couple of doglegs that require clubbing down. I never had a bad lie in the fairway. - Rough is playable until you get into the 'second cut', if you will. Then you may be in a typical Central Oregon lava field. - Not many water hazards. Your approach shot on #8 is over water and if you hook it off #5 or slice off #13, you're in the canyon. - Bunkers seem to be in good shape. I managed to avoid them all. - On the tee at #13, if you can, take the short walk down to the canyon edge (random dirt paths) to check out the views. Awesome. - The course has colored rocks indicating distance to the green, as is typical of most courses. But the distances on some holes seemed to differ quite a bit from what my GPS golf app had. All in all, a fine course and one I'll put on my rotation. It's a bit of a drive from Bend but worth it.

The skinny guy with mustache working the pro shop was incredibly rude to me. The views are nice…read morecourse not in great shape. Save your money and time avoid this place.

Beautiful place at elevation 3200 feet, so the ball flies that little bit further…read more As guests of local residents, we were treated very well and welcomed to all activities including golf. It's a good big track, hosts professional tournaments, well maintained Gated community built round and midst an 18 hole course of lovely design, views to the 'sisters' and other spectacular mountains is tastefully done. B I G grand homes, not too close to their neighbours an acre of land minimum is about right. Graceful living. We love our visits here and recommend to all.

Check in was seamless Fairways were good. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Range ball…read moredispenser malfunctioned and the staff made it right when we went back in. Condition of the greens was disappointing. We felt it was overpriced for the overall experience.