Revere Golf Club - Lexington Course

Fun golf course with great greens. Some fairways needed grass as there were some spots that were thin with grass.

Challenging shots and scenic layout awaits you at Revere. The Lexington is the better course IMO and you won't be disappointed with the course. Don't forget to always check to see where Strathosphere is, cuz that's where the putts will go towards!

Condition great- layout unique- some ridiculous holes with too many fairway obstructions and lack of landing areas, taking driver away too often, creating blind shots, slowing play. Rangers/starters gone leaving jam ups at the turn. Actually had to change 9's to complete round in <5.5 hrs.

This place could be great, but they have serious pace of play issues. Mid round, called the pro shop to report the problem and nothing done.

This course is a very well maintained course with excellent City of Vegas views. This was all lost in the lack of Customer Service (nobody at Bag Drop.....had to carry my own bag from parking lot) and the pace of play (5:20) was horrendous!! Staff Customer Service INSIDE the Pro Shop was good. Re: pace of play, marshals were on the course and visible but no actions as to pace of play. They looked very nice in their carts dressed in official blue shirts........but they didn't do anything (that we could determined necessitated their need). The course was a little "tricked up" and difficult in spots.......very deceiving with many forced carries!! Overall, the course is fun to play with spectacular views, challenging golf, but very slow play.

2 Great Courses here lexington an concord >>>>>>>>>lexington gets more play cond ok but Concord tougher course less play excellent cond need to ck out some Tee shots if you can't see the 150 poles in the middle of fairway lots of blind shots

Have played the Lexington course 3-4 times in the past and thought it was a top course in Vegas. Hadn't played there for 6-7 years and returned hoping to have similar experience. Unfortunately, the conditions of the course have deteriorated significantly. Fairways are in very rough shape, with several of them appearing to be lost. While there are several tee boxes, the ones we played (Gold) were in rough shape and were crowned and not level. We only saw the drink cart once in our round - and it was 103 degrees. We only paid $40 for the round so the value was ok, but we would have been very disappointed if we paid more.

Alot of hidden traps. You think you hit a great shot and bam your in the trap. Fairway bunkers very soft sand ball buries even on roll in. Impossible to get to green from fairway bunker

Great views of Las Vegas and the Strip. Many elevated tees and very good greens. Well maintained. Nice practice range. This course is a must play. I hope to play it again sometime.

Beutiful golf course! The fairways and greens are in immaculate condition. I will definitely play again here and i highly recommend this golf course to any player visiting Las Vegas area. Thank you Revere staff, good job. Awesome!!!!

Good layout, great greens, fantastic views, friendly staff, fair for all levels of players. Just a fun place to play!

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I asked who designed this course.
Nobody knows ,but score card said Billy Casper & Greg Nash.

I have played this course a few times and found it to be challenging but fun. This time however the course was not was I was used to seeing. The bunkers were all full of rocks and pebbles and nearly all unhittable. Many of them have exposed sprinkler heads in them! There were also a few holes with damaged sprinkler heads in the middle of the fairways causing huge puddles to form. The only thing in decent shape were the greens. I live in aliante and drove down expecting much better. Quite a disappointment.

Can't wait to go back. Had a great time. Views of Vegas were wonderful. A must play for all

Do not pass up playing this course.
Lots of elevation changes, great view of Las Vegas.
Had a hard time picking my favorite hole's.
I could play this course everyday a not tire of it

The course was very challenging, for a first time mid- handicap golfer from the "Blue Tees", but it was also very fair.

Recently played both courses on a trip to Vegas and I have to say, the condition of this course was incredible considering we're mid summer, these conditions were even good enough to be accepted in winter. I can only imagine how beautiful the place is when it's 75 and sunny. Both courses offer great views of the strip and have very dramatic elevation changes. If I had to pick one to go back to, it would be Lexington. If played from the correct tees, it makes you play smart golf which in turn rewards you with good scoring. The Concord course is equally as nice but I feel the open-ness tempts any average golfer to drive it as close to the green as you possible, which can create havoc if played as such. The greens on both were good although tough to read. There was an online deal that made it BEYOND good for your money but if and when I go back, I wouldn't mind paying top dollar as it definitely competes with the courses you find on and around the strip. The bunkers were in tough shape but I did notice they were redoing them and putting in new sand, and after seeing the fresh sand, it looks like they are going to match the rest of the course's conditions.

We arrived and were told that there was a glitch with the tee times booked on Golfnow.com. Some times were double and even triple booked. Not enough spots to warm up on range at 9 a.m. and they were saturating the putting green with sprinklers. No chance to even hit a few puts. Not sure if I will go back,

You need to play this course at least twice to know where to aim. The Golf now deal said it would have GPS on the cart but no GPS on our carts.

Course greens and fairways are great but the bunkers on all 18 holes have no sand what so ever. This is totally inescapable for a course like this.