Revere Golf Club - Concord Course

When I saw this course on the website, it looked stunning. But, when we arrived, I noticed that the fairways and greens were sprayed painted. And, the bunkers were in bad shape. It didn’t really have sand. It was dirt and rocks. Tee boxes were uneven and disgraceful. I have played on county courses that were in better shape and less expensive. Save your money or try a different golf course.

I have played this course for the past 20 years, it seemed to like it needed some additional water.

My wife and I enjoy the layout and the staff is always excellent.

Sadly the course conditions were terribly dry. There was literally grass particles in the air from carts and wind. It’s in the desert, I get it, but I was informed by staff that they ran out of seed on Lexington course and Concord course was unseeded during off season. The bunkers I played were hard and rocky. Some of the greens had mini pebbles. The course layout was challenging and fun. The course needs some TLC and it will be a great play. Sadly I won’t be back to give it another try as I’m from out of state. The food in clubhouse was delicious and staff was friendly and professional.

Course was in bad conditions. The water system is broken, they didn’t let anyone know. To top it off, they had groups of 5 playing on a busy Sunday morning. Just a greedy, greedy decision by management.

Great staff and fun layout. Greens were in good shape and the rest of the course was decent for January golf.

John, the starter, was beyond rude. Made me almost not want to play. Other golfers had the same impression as well. Course was terrible. Fairways and greens are not maintained, and the rough is absolutely terrible. Two of the holes were flooded. I will not be coming back for a very long time. Bummer too. Course used to be beautiful and the views made it worth it.

At the end of our round the cart attendant gave us the back story on why the golf course was virtually unplayable. Was not told the state of the course beforehand. Turns out Concord has not been overseeded, which explains the painted fairways and slick false fronts. Steep fairways resulted in 150 yard roll backs off the green. Very slow pace of play and steady wind only added insult to injury. Meanwhile, Lexington is apparently in fantastic shape.

The course was fun but fair with extreme elevation changes. Winter conditions made the fairways flat and tight. Paint was used to color the grass and came off on golf balls. Pace was nearly 5 hours. Would like to play this course in the spring when fairways have new growth.

Very friendly staff, nice pro shop, good layout, but not in the best of shape. No sand in bunkers, no one fixes divots, some very bare areas in fairway, pace of play was slow

I was supposed to play the Concord course but the Person in the Pro Shop, after I checked in and started to walk away, he asked me if I was from out of town. I was, so he asked if I wanted to play the Lexington Course because he had an opening and said it was in better shape and I would really enjoy it. I played Concord when I was there 11 months earlier, so I said yes. Lots of elevation changes, sidehill lies, wonderful views and overall a GREAT experience. I went back into the Pro Shop after finishing and thanked the Young Man again for suggesting I played Lexington. The only bad part was I was joined with a group of six and another single. We were the second group off and we ended up skipping a hole because the other group was slow (almost 3 hours to play 10 holes. After we passed them, we played the last 7 holes in an hour and 15 minutes which gave me time to go back and play #11 before it was too dark. Will definitely go back there again!

Course in bad shape. Shouldn't be changing the money we paid for these conditions. They closed the course for oversees, what did they do?