Revere Golf Club - Concord Course

Played the Revere Concord course on St. Patty's Day. The course definitely wasn't in the spirit as it sure wasn't green! The fringe around the greens and along all fairways were the worst I've played in Las Vegas. Dead and dry and not groomed. Drainage issues in the middle of fairways. I can keep going... but to be fair... this course is probably just being prepped for maintenance (which it needs dearly) so check back in mid-April to see if the improvements have been made. No one in the golf shop mentioned the course condition so I would check back here on Golf Now for a reliable review. I got the resident discount so I feel bad for visitors to Las Vegas that paid a premium to play this course. OUCH!

The course does have some great views with elevated tee boxes and some really great hole layouts that would be awesome once they get the course in shape.

This course has great views and is very challenging however our overall experience was not good. The pace of play was very slow. The front nine took over three hours and on every hole there were 2-3 groups. We left after nine holes and we never did see a marshal. The course is difficult due to the extreme elevation changes, and narrow fairways. The greens are bumpy and not consistent.

The fairways slope to the center so you can play the terrain to keep out of trouble. There are several holes that are short so you get to hit driver, short iron or fairway wood, short iron and that is fun. The greens really need help.

Stepped of the plane, got in the car and came here. For a first course of the trip this was nice. Good price. Not excessivley challenging but in very good shape. I have played before and I would play again.+

Winter condition, but I have played closer to spring, and it was very good conditions.

Played Concord course. Generally good conditions, but bunkers were rocky, and course considers them "waste areas", not bunkers.

Played the Concord course and the Lexington courses. I found the Concord course to be more fun to play, Both courses were in good shape considering it was January. Concord greens have a strange color to them but roll nicely. I would play the Concord course again anytime.

Courses in this desert are can be kept very green throughout the winter if watered sufficiently. Grass in not very healthy, especially the greens which are almost entirely brown.

Golf course was in winter shape and needed some TLC. Layout was really nice. Didn't play long. Definitely need to play with someone with course knowledge. Lots of tee shots where it is easy to hit through. Plays up hill and down with some extreme shots. Greens were in terrible shape. Really slow and bumpy. Fairways were greenish and rough was dead/dorment. Wasn't worth the money. Maybe plays better in spring.

The course is in mediocre condition at this time. The greens are becoming a mix of rye, bent, and bermuda. The fairways were only OK.

We had a ridiculously slow group ahead of us. Finally saw a ranger at #11, complained as we'd been 2:40 on the front side. He didn't seem to want to believe us, but then went ahead and asked them to pick up the pace and drove away. Nothing changed, so at #13 we just skipped past them. There were at least 2 holes open ahead of them, even with our speed to get done so we could watch the Super Bowl we still finished 20 minutes after the prior group according to the valets.

At $105 it's an OK price for Vegas, but you wouldn't be happy paying that for these conditions at home.

Course is challenging but fun, the severe uphill holes can be depressing (my second shot rolled back to beyond where my drive finished). Large undulating greens are fun, the bunkers need sand. Really slow because of a shotgun tournament which needed to play up a set of tees, but the marshall was cool and tried to keep things moving. His frustration matched ours..still we saved money(maybe) by reaching the casino later than anticipated.

Good course friendly staff must hit it straight off the tee box

My first time playing the course and i had a great time, fun mix of par and birdie holes.

We were unsure if to play the concord after reading some of the reviews. So glad we did, it was a great golfing experience. Some of the holes are just amazing. The greens could do with a little work but for $50 it was really value for money. I will play this course again.

Staff was nice but course was extremely neglected. I've played almost everywhere in Vegas and definitely know the difference between small problems/works in progress and extreme neglect. Probably would have left upset if I had paid less than $20, too bad I paid $52.

We enjoyed the game at this course very much.
The course was in good condition and the stuff very friendly.

We played Concord and luckily with a member. A great layout that makes you think, especially with a little wind. Very fast greens; don't leave yourself above the hole. Staff was helpful and polite. My only complaint was the condition of the sand traps...no sand; like hitting off hardpan.

Course in poor shape Nov. 2012, weeds on green. No one could get GPS working go somewhere else $150.00 per round they should be embarrassed .

What a shame! My wife and I moved from New York recently and have played many Troon courses in Arizona so we were super excited to play the Revere for only $65. What a shock to find TERRIBLE course conditions for a Troon course. The greens were dying, patchy and overall poor. The general course conditions reminded me of when American Golf took over courses in Arizona and bled them dry. The $65 rate wasn't a total loss because the views were amazing. The service and the overall club house were ok but the course itself would be ranked with the municipal courses I played in Scottsdale not a "high end" course in Nevada.

Played Concord course as the other course was down for reseeding. The Concord course was being prepared for reseeding as the grass was cut short and loose grass was everywhere. I could tell this course would be very well maintained. Greens were in good shape with medium speed. Staff was very friendly and the marshall made sure you stayed on pace.