Played on Friday April 29th with a group of Pals from So Cal. I know this course aerated the greens but it was almost 30 days prior to our round. Tee Boxes were in decent shape with a good spot to p... Continue »

Played on Friday April 29th with a group of Pals from So Cal. I know this course aerated the greens but it was almost 30 days prior to our round. Tee Boxes were in decent shape with a good spot to place your tee was found except of the first tee box, holes in the tee box forced you to try to find a flat spot to stand on, but the only one that was like that. Fairways were coming back from winter sleep so you got tremendous roll if you placed your tee shot in a desirable area of the fairway. Rough was easy to hit from, some thin spots but fairly plush all around. Bunkers, I was only in two and managed to make good shots from both, they had plenty of sand but people need to rake after yourselves ! Greens were a tragedy for such a beautiful layout. Most putts moved right or left immediately after striking the ball, I guess I am spoiled by my home course having nice greens 10 days after punching. These greens were simply unacceptable. Customer Service was great from start to finish. Paying $159.00 for these conditions was disappointing.

Played here over the weekend. Weather was perfect. The greens seemed just aerated and sanded. The greens where very slow and difficult to read. Down hill putts stop half way to the cup, uphill putts s... Continue »

Played here over the weekend. Weather was perfect. The greens seemed just aerated and sanded. The greens where very slow and difficult to read. Down hill putts stop half way to the cup, uphill putts stopped just in front of the cup... The tee boxes where a bit slashed with a lot of divots and unrepaired. the fairway was firm and fast. Drives roll out a long way. Some of the fairways seem a bit tight and hard to get a wedge into the turf. The rough was cut low, so 2nd and 3rd mis shots can be salvaged. The bunkers where a hit and miss. Some seem reasonably okay, but some had puddles of water settled in the low point of the bunker, or some where so firm, the club just bounced and skulled. Maybe it was just me (hahaha). It seemed very pricey for what they had... Not happy :(

Played 3/27/22 in 8-25 mph winds gusting into the 30s. Started in a morning breeze that morphed into a hats blowing off heads, gusty back 9 with a mean 3-club wind. I thought the course was in good sh... Continue »

Played 3/27/22 in 8-25 mph winds gusting into the 30s. Started in a morning breeze that morphed into a hats blowing off heads, gusty back 9 with a mean 3-club wind. I thought the course was in good shape for end-of-Winter Vegas conditions. It is built into the hillside canyons of the Anthem area and most holes go either up or down, some severely so. Very little water, but sloping lies aplenty with just the right amount of bunkers, ravines and waste areas to encourage your focus. The fairways play generous because steep sides funnel not-too-wayward tee shots right back into its very firm, tight surface. Patches empty of grass in the fairways were still playable due to the very hard surface. Rough was virtually non-existent with dormant Winter Bermuda, so tight lies. Miss around the greens in the wrong place and balls can roll away off into the desert. Sand wasn't great- crusty, pebble/small rock strewn, it made fairway bunkers very easy to play out of and greenside traps difficult. The greens were the best part- in GREAT shape- receptive, consistent medium speed, not too severe with the undulations and quite smooth. This course can play quite tough on the par 3s, as there are MAJOR elevation changes to get you guessing and difficult up-and-downs to punish shots that miss the green surface. That being said, the greens are a nice size, so... hit 'em straight! You'll pay for practice balls, but the green fees are good for the course, so that's a wash. A couple of bottles of water are included, there are nice practice greens to putt on and the range is off of turf: bare lies, divots and little to no grass. Summary: nice mix of holes for the terrain, good, but hard fairway surface to play off of and really nice greens. Tough yardage determinations for us "average golfers", especially in the windy conditions of this day. Quite challenging. Recommended.

Started my Vegas golf outing with The Concord course at the Revere I’ve never played either of the Revere courses and as a previous review stating, there aren’t many courses open right now. The Conco... Continue »

Started my Vegas golf outing with The Concord course at the Revere I’ve never played either of the Revere courses and as a previous review stating, there aren’t many courses open right now. The Concord was a fun layout with numerous downhill tee shots to go along with the desert landscape. A few water hazards are thrown in for aesthetics and challenge as well. Fairways are fairly wide offering a generous landing spot, yet they place a premium on accuracy by adding in trees that can hinder your approach shot if in the wrong spot.

Greens were soft and receptive and rolled true but rolled at a frustratingly slow pace. Tee boxes were level and offered ample coverage even on the two short par 3’s. I avoided all greenside bunkers but was in a couple of fairway bunkers which were decent.

Customer service was great. Check in was effortless and the marshal was around a few times handing out iced cold bottle water. We tee’d off at 9am and it still reached triple digits by the time we finished. Pace of play was 4.5 hours. We waited on about 80% of our shots. The driving range and sister course (Lexington) are closed right now for over seeding.

All in all it was a fun course that I was glad we played.

Capped off a Vegas golf orgy weekend with a round at Revere-Concord on 1/24 with Pisarski01, rudyclub, and Circaflex. The morning started with the expected frost delay, which pushed us from a 8am to a... Continue »

Capped off a Vegas golf orgy weekend with a round at Revere-Concord on 1/24 with Pisarski01, rudyclub, and Circaflex. The morning started with the expected frost delay, which pushed us from a 8am to a 9am partial shotgun, with us as the 1A group. Staff was incredible with handling the crowd, which included a Vegas MGA group outing and everyone trying to hustle their way up the sheet. Course is the same as when I played about 6 weeks ago. Tee boxes are a bit beat up, as growing grass in the winter is difficult. Fairways have full coverage, with no bare areas. It's not "spring lush" but it's nice. Bunkers are decent. Greens are a lot better than they look. They have an olive green, kinda brown look, but were running medium early and sped up as the sun heated up. There was a few unfixed ball marks and the most "putter slam" marks (easily 4 or 5) I've ever seen. To me, Revere is a "locals" course, the public course in the Anthem neighborhood in the hills of south Henderson. I would play here more if I lived closer, and Concord is my favorite compared to Lexington. It has the best practice facilities in the area, with a fairly large grass range, large putting green, and a separate chipping/bunker area. The 11th tee box may have one of the greatest views of the entire Vegas Valley. Service is always good, and the food/beverage is excellent (when it is available). Covid: No real restrictions. Masks are mandatory in and around the pro shop area. 2 to a cart but a divider is available if you ask. Rakes in the bunkers. No noods or PVC, ball hits the bottle of the cup (such a sweet sound). I didn't see anything about touch the flag stick, but we left it in.

Make this course the last of our weekend trip with Rob1563, Rudyclub, and CircaFlex. I have played here a handful of times and really enjoy the layout especially when its in winter shape of dormant ro... Continue »

Make this course the last of our weekend trip with Rob1563, Rudyclub, and CircaFlex. I have played here a handful of times and really enjoy the layout especially when its in winter shape of dormant rough and lush fairways. Most shots in the rough will roll back into the fairway and if you pay attention one side of each fairways is up against the hill so you can aim off that side for extra roll on drives that catch the rough and hills. Another note is over half of the holes have and elevated tee boxes that give you a good glimpse of the hole.

Conditions were very solid tee to green as is usually the case at Revere. Tees were lush and only the par threes had some small issues with divots but nothing major. Fairways are fully overseeded and lust. Rough was short and dormant but nice to play from. Sand was decent not great but not bad. Greens ran smooth and held shots well. Lots of different tiers on the greens making putting tough.

The staff at Revere is by far one of the best for hospitality, from the cartbarn guys, restaurant staff, cart girls, and post round cart wranglers all of them were Overly happy to to assist. One specific thing to point out was the evening before I got an email from the course to let me know that they were expecting a 1 hour frost delay and not to be surprised if in deed they had the delay. When driving in the entire course was white with frost and the delay was about 2 total hours is you had the 7am time. I highly recommend playing here and cant wait to play again.

Played here on 1/24 with Matt, Rob and Tim. Absolutely fantastic course! The weather was cold and there was a frost delay, however the inside cafe and bar is open for seating. The staff was friendly a... Continue »

Played here on 1/24 with Matt, Rob and Tim. Absolutely fantastic course! The weather was cold and there was a frost delay, however the inside cafe and bar is open for seating. The staff was friendly and welcoming.

Range: Range is grass and there are a good number of stalls available. They also have a large practice putting green. You purchase balls inside or at the machine located on the range.

Fairways: Fast and pure. The fairways are green all around and run great. Lies are nice and tight, perfect reward for hitting the fairway.

Rough: The rough is dormant, but nice and fast and most of the holes funnel back towards the fairway. Worry not, hitting from the rough though was no big issue and you can almost play it as a normal shot and even retain spin on the ball.

Greens: Fast to start and then began to slow down a tad when the frost dried up. No major damage or issues, some great tiered greens and one or two with a hump you have to fight.

There is no doubt in my mind that if you enjoy golf, youll enjoy this course. Amazing place and I highly suggest you check it out!

Played on Sunday, 12/6, in a 16 person outing with tee times just after 9. After some frost delays the past few days, none today and everything was running on time. Carts were preset for all groups an... Continue »

Played on Sunday, 12/6, in a 16 person outing with tee times just after 9. After some frost delays the past few days, none today and everything was running on time. Carts were preset for all groups and included 2 bottles of water.

All grass range with plenty of spacing for golfers from both courses. Add in a large practice putting green and a separate chipping/bunker area and you have a great practice facility on the far south side of the valley.

The course conditions lived up to the hype I've been hearing since they came out of re-seeding. Tee boxes a little beat up, particularly on the par 3s, but most are fairly level and spread out to find a nice spot. Rough is dormant Bermuda, so you get the green/tan contrasts and the ball will run down the hills surrounding the fairways. Fairways were lush and green, with very little thin areas, with plenty of run out. Bunkers were groomed and had rakes, but a bit thin and some had lots of pebbles. The greens were outstanding. They were firm, but soft enough to leave some ball marks on those spinning shots. Greens were probably as fast as they could get without being unfair, just smooth and tricky.

Out of the 2 courses here, I prefer Concord over Lexington, it's just a fun course with opportunities to score. All the par 3s have elevation changes and the 18th is one of the best finishers in the valley. If I lived closer, I would play here more often, and worth a round while in Vegas.

Played on Saturday, 2/29, with a noon tee time, $55, as the second round of a buddies trip which was staycation for me. We arrived at the course a little early to have their awesome breakfast burrito ... Continue »

Played on Saturday, 2/29, with a noon tee time, $55, as the second round of a buddies trip which was staycation for me. We arrived at the course a little early to have their awesome breakfast burrito (to counteract the Vegas nights) only to find the bar/grill closed to a private function and an outdoor grill with hot dogs/hamburgers set up. Not the same. It was a jam-packed tee sheet and we finished in over 4:30 waiting on lots of shots, and sometimes double stacked on tee boxes.

Course is in good shape with the dormant Bermuda rough and green fairways. Greens were pretty smooth and medium fast. Bunkers were ok.

Between the 2 courses here, Concord is my favorite. Fun holes, better views, and probably the best finishing hole in Vegas: the ultra downhill par-5 that gives a decent shot at eagle to even the short hitters.