The Greens at Redmond is an 18-hole executive public course in Redmond, Oregon, designed by Robert Muir Graves. The layout measures approximately 3,554 yards and plays to par 58, with a published slope of 100. Its short-course format is built around iron play rather than full championship-course length, but the design includes numerous bunkers, man-made lakes, canals and other water features.
The course operates as a daily-fee public facility and offers both nine- and 18-hole play. The property also has an indoor golf simulator and annual-pass programmes. Published sources disagree by one year on its establishment date—1995 versus 1996—so no opening year is promoted into the structured field.
The course is an 18-hole executive golf course. It plays to par 58, 3,554 yards, slope rating 100. The course was designed by Robert Muir Graves. It is open to the public. On-site facilities include Indoor golf simulator, Golf shop.
The compact layout concentrates on short and mid-iron play while incorporating numerous constructed water features and bunkers to provide strategic interest despite its 3,554-yard length.
The Greens remains a public 18-hole executive course in Redmond with nine-hole and 18-hole play, annual passes and an indoor simulator.
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