Revere Golf Club - Lexington Course

Love this course, wide fairways, all tees are elevated, the course did have some dried out spots but they never came into play for my game which is barely average, I would think having some dry spots would be expected for summer in Vegas, the course has many Interesting holes. This is the first course I play when I come to town.

Teed off at 6 pm and finished 18 holes by 8:10 or so. Course was in fantastic shape and is a great layout with beautiful waterfalls on a few holes, 17th especially. The lights were just coming on when I teed off on 17 and were in full glory by the time I finished 18 th hole. A big thanks to Kayala in the pro shop. Played WolfCreek and Mountain Falls also and this was the best course.

Played Concord, I love this course just as much as Lexington. Don’t be stupid Play here!

Most of the holes have to be seen to understand. Rather wide fairways, lots of traps, and great elevations. One of the top Vegas courses.

Been here several times over the years. Course is typically in best shape. Staff was excellent starting with the young gentlemen that greeted me and the group, to the check in counter personnel, the starter we Splke with for several minutes waiting to start the round. The only thing I wish the course would do is pay more attention to are their bunkers. Need to be tilled more or something. Great course overall. Will be back

The course is as fun to play as it is beautiful to look at.

The greens were quite a challenge and the number of risk reward shots are plentiful.

As usual the course was in excellent condition..paired up with two quality golfers and we had a excellent round..thx again!

Very nice course, greens long but fast, bunkers need work and sand. Bring extra balls, desert doesn't give em' back

Big bang for the buck. So much fun to play. I think the 73.5 rating (from the black tees)is a bit high though. Maybe it's supposed to be more windy? I only had to contest with a 5mph breeze, and hosel-rockets from my buddy, so ya, felt slightly easy. Greens were slightly on the shaggy side, especially considering the pristine condition the rest of the place was in.

The professional staff were engaging and patient And entertained my dumb questions about the course, because I was about to play like I was in The Open.

The GOOD: The course looks to be a really nice, beautiful course, with lots of elevation changes and an excellent design in good condition.

The BAD: Too bad I only got to play 2 holes...and it took 1 HOUR! Totally ridiculous!

I drove a few holes ahead and there were 3 groups on each hole....I called the Pro Shop from the tee of the 3rd hole; they said I could come over to the back 9 to see if it might be open over there (do they not know????....oh, I see why...no starters and no marshals...)

For a Sunday afternoon after 3:00 pm I expected the course to be somewhat busy but not like it was. There are no starters or marshals and play was backed up worse than I have ever seen on any course. There were 2 80-something couples in the group in front of me where each player took at least 8 shots to get to the green. One of the gentlemen, obviously a local resident of the retirement community that surrounds the course and proudly wearing his "golf suspenders", said "I don't know why they even sent you off". You can say that again, gramps!

The GOOD: The guys at the Pro-Shop refunded me their portion of the green-fee I paid at the course....still trying to get my GolfNow fee back...I then called the municipal course at Boulder City and drove out there to at least get in 9 holes (well, 11) that afternoon....

BOTTOM LINE: DON'T waste your time here! I play a lot of good courses on GolfNow for reasonable prices on my trips out to Vegas and don't have time to waste at a course like this that obviously overbooks tee-times and has no desire to monitor the pace of play. My suggestion - go play at Stallion Mountain, Boulder Creek, Boulder City (a good quality municipal course), Arroyo/Red Rock, Mountain Falls (a long but worth it 45-mile drive to Pahrump), Bear's Best, Coyote Springs, Highland Falls, etc. Rhodes Ranch is a really good course worth playing but it can also get stacked up this time of year, but I've at least been able to play in a reasonable amount of time there.....

Awesome layout. Great shape. Very challenging.

Top shelf

Beautiful, Epic, and hard as heck.

Wow...but a 110?!!!

Love it...great experience!

From beginning to end a great experience

Staff was great. Starter was awesome

Course condition Great. Greens rolled great and fast Great layout with elevation changes

Must play in if in Las Vegas

WOW ! What a great mountain course. Great staff, great course condition, scenic and caught a perfect weather day. Got to play smart position golf here to hang on to your golf ball. Will definitely play this again.

Excellent weather course in great shape paired with an awesome couple..love the layout .

The Lexington was a great course. Many scenic views of the Valley and lots of holes with elevation changes. The wind made accuracy very difficult, which kicked up the challenge a notch. I will definitely be back.