Revere Golf Club - Concord Course

The course has been in better shape but the fairways are bad and the sand traps are all rocks.

I’ve played the course a few times and overall it like it. However the fairways were rough looking. Patches everywhere on a lot of the early holes. It’s definitely been in better shape. It’s still a good play. I left some golf balls out there as place markers in regards to where not to hit them too.

The fairways were in rough shape and the rough was brown. The bunkers were mostly empty, like playing off concrete. They also had large rocks in the little sand that did exist. The greens looked great but played unbelievably slow. For an $80 round, you just expect so much more. The staff was extremely pleasant. Too expensive, won't be back.

I’m thinking the fairways and greens are being prepared for spring/summer time condition wasn’t up to par..fairways very dry and greens very slow never gave I seen the edges of the greens sprayed..I should’ve played the Lexington course..much much greener on the fairways and greens..wish some new softer sand would be put in all the bunkers & traps Lexington is much worth the fees

Awesome layout, don’t get me wrong, but what is with the condition of the course?! The fairways are all painted. It’s not even like you’re playing on grass, it’s like rocks covered in weeds then painted green. I think they have a lot of nerve charging what they do to play this course. Maybe if it wasn’t like playing in hay, it would be worth it, but it’s not. You’re literally playing in hay. Your shoes and pants will be covered in hay/dead grass when you’re done and your wrists and shoulders are gonna hurt after hitting off the rock hard surface for 18 holes. And whatever you do, avoid bunkers at all costs, cuz you might as well hit it off the cart path.

The fairways are painted on, therefore hitting on hard ground even though it’s “green” in the middle of fairway. Tee boxes in terrible shape, sand traps are rock. Garbage scattered on course and not well kept. Driving range hammered.

Greens are close to perfect. While it's a true desert course with many elevation changes, the fairways are generous. If you play back, there are forced carries, but not in any way too punitive. #18 is a real treat. I like this course better than the sister course, Lexington. A few holes have beautiful views of the city.

Went as a single & was paired with 2 locals. I’m from Pembroke Pines Florida and this is a different kind of golf here. Really enjoyed the company . Will definitely come back here again.

Course was totally dormant with no over seeding noticed. Had little control of landing zone on sloped roughs. Still a joy to play. Should be in ideal shape in a few weeks. Love the course!

Very friendly staff from the young man who unloaded our clubs to the gentleman that checked us in. The restaurant staff and the food were excellent and the value was great! Beautiful course winding through the house and a beautiful layout! We’ll definitely play there again.

Range to practice want open and the course was painted green. Very interesting.

Fun and forgiving layout. Some really pretty views. The greens were in pretty good shape although I don’t think anyone who plays here owns a green repair tool. Just very little grass anywhere else. I get it, it’s in the desert, but it needs some TLC. We were first off so the pace of play was great. We got in on a hot deal so the price was right. I would be frustrated had I payed the standard out of towner fee.

The fairways were painted dirt, sand traps had lots of rocks, greens were in poor condition (bumpy, painted)

Fairways had very little grass, every lie was terrible in the fairway, better off to be in the dormant rough. Greens were actually pretty good. We played there before and enjoyed the course, not sure what happened, but wait to play it when they get some growth in the grass.