Played the Concord course last Tuesday 4/23 while in Vegas for work. Had a tee time for the Lexington course but there was a tourney going on so they were kind enough to move me over to the Concord c... Continue »

Played the Concord course last Tuesday 4/23 while in Vegas for work. Had a tee time for the Lexington course but there was a tourney going on so they were kind enough to move me over to the Concord course.

Great layout, a lot of uphill and downhill off the tee, very few flat spots on the fairway (there may be areas but I haven't learned them yet). Greens were a little dried out but rolled very true so if you could get over the look of the greens, you'd be fine. Tee boxes were okay to good. I really enjoyed the par 3s, some beautiful holes.

For $75 including range balls, you could not beat it.

The clubhouse is absolutely stunning, really enjoyed myself. I'll be back to play the Lexington course next business trip to Vegas.

On 1/31 I was lucky enough to be invited as part of a whirlwind of golf with JohnnyGK, mpisarski01 and rob1563. Concord was the second of 3 with them.

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On 1/31 I was lucky enough to be invited as part of a whirlwind of golf with JohnnyGK, mpisarski01 and rob1563. Concord was the second of 3 with them.

Some of this information, may be repetitive, but I feel that it needs to be said, in the chance my other reviews were not read.

I have played this course numerous times, and after playing Lexington three days in a row, I don't know which I like better. The views from both courses area amazing because of the altitude.

Concord, in my opinion is a little more challenging and in better condition. It really seems to me that the two courses are so different that it makes for a great club to be a part of.

The golf carts withstood the demand we placed on them, to include having my phone charging all day. We used the same cart for 36 holes without issues. USB ports and coolers are available, but no GPS.

Two things I discovered during this most recent visit. The breakfast burrito, when eaten in the restaurant, comes with breakfast potatoes and because I was early, I sat down and enjoyed it with some coffee. Oh, it was $10 total, so not over priced at all. As I've said before, the view was awesome and I'd love to have dinner here soon.

The second thing, is that they have "Ready Dogs", so if you are in a rush at the turn, feel free to stop and get one quick. That being said, the clubhouse is out of the way on both courses.

I totally recommend both courses.

The second round of the day, 1/31, was on the Concord Course. We teed off at 12:56 and just completed 18 holes before sundown. Joined again by rob1563, famed02 and mpisarski01, this was my first time ... Continue »

The second round of the day, 1/31, was on the Concord Course. We teed off at 12:56 and just completed 18 holes before sundown. Joined again by rob1563, famed02 and mpisarski01, this was my first time playing the Concord Course and I was very impressed. Had heard how this course is the little brother to the Lexington Course, IMO, no way, this golf course is equally as fun if not more fun. As good as the views on the Lexington Course are, the views on the Concord Course are better. There are so many elevated tees hitting to beautifully framed fairways and greens. It’s a blast. And the 18th hole is instantly one of my all-time favorite closing holes. Dramatic downhill Par 5 that if you catch your drive just right can roll all the way down for a mid-short iron to the green. However the green complex is exceptionally guarded (see photo).

As far as the conditions, even better than Lexington, that is if you don’t mind dormant bermuda rough. Personally I love the framed dormant rough/overseeded fairway look and this course does it as well as I’ve seen just about anywhere. Plus with most fairways bowled if you hit the rough it kicks back into the fairway, sure is nice to get a lot of good breaks out there. Greens are large and challenging. All in great shape, smooth, firm and fast. Fairways lush with overseeded rye providing great lies all day. Tee boxes, a little bigger than the Lexington Course so consequently less divot damage in great shape. Bunkers, actually a step down as far as quality of sand than the Lexington Course which was not good to begin with so that’s where improvement is needed most.

As with the Lexington Course, great service with many visit from the on course service. We played the silver tees, next time I want to step back to the gold tees if playing in the winter. If playing in the Summer, it’s a different ball game because all the dormant rough kicking you back in the fairway in going to be lush bermuda rough holding up your ball providing awkward difficult shots. I bet the golf course is at least 5 strokes harder in the summer. I will find out!

Check out the photos I just posted!

Highly Recommended.

Second round on Thursday 1/31 was at Concord. After finishing Lexington, we grabbed some food to go and straight to the starter. I couldn't figure out if he was seriously giving us a hard time or just... Continue »

Second round on Thursday 1/31 was at Concord. After finishing Lexington, we grabbed some food to go and straight to the starter. I couldn't figure out if he was seriously giving us a hard time or just busting our chops, I'm just going to blame it me being Hangry. Pace was excellent, but we caught a 2some behind a 3 on the back and chased the sun to finish in about 3:45.

Concord is only re-seeding on the tees and fairways, so you get this incredible green/tan contrast as you go through the canyons. Tee boxes were in good shape. Fairways were perfect for the cold wet winter Vegas has this year. The rough is dormant but mostly playable, unless you're hitting against how it's laying down, then you're in trouble. Greens were firm and fast, but seemed a little slower than Lexington. Bunkers were the same as Lexington, with some small pebbles in them.

They are doing a lot of brush/tree removal along the fairways so some are down waiting to be picked up. I couldn't notice a difference so mostly cleaning up the area.

Concord is perfect for a fun playful match as the design allows for some incredible recovery, and I say fun and playful since if I was in a serious match it would probably upset me to see some of the bounces. And I'm going to go ahead and say it, Concord 18th is the best finishing hole in Vegas.

Joined Gkers JohnnyGk, Ed, and Rob today for a fun round at Revere GC Concord and boy a fun time was had. Concord is supposed to be the lesser of the two courses at revere but today I would have to di... Continue »

Joined Gkers JohnnyGk, Ed, and Rob today for a fun round at Revere GC Concord and boy a fun time was had. Concord is supposed to be the lesser of the two courses at revere but today I would have to disagree. Conditions on Concord are Flat out amazing. The fairways being lush and rough being dormant giving the course an awesome contrast of colors.

There are many tee choices here at Revere and we played the Silver tees. most tee boxes had ample space to tee up with only the par three tees being covered in divots. Fairways were lush and dark green in color. The mower lines were spectacular looking and made for much better pictures. Rough was dormant but still fully covered in grass. Most tee shots that run in the rough would roll back on to the fairway unless you were me today but that was because I was too far off the fairways at times. As for the greens they were large, firm, and fast. A majority of the green complexes were large and had many undulations making it hard to read putts.

In my opinion the reason the fairways are generous and the rough not very penal is because they know you will give the strokes back on the greens. I must have has 35+ putts today due to the tough pins. After playing both courses today I prefer playing concord over Lexington because of the course character and its a much better value. I would honestly pay more for concord thatn I would Lexington and right now its very worth the price

Picked up a 10:05 tee time this morning for $55 on TeeOff.com. Course was busy as Lexington had a tournament so the teesheet on concord was full. I was paired with to gentleman from Canada and we went... Continue »

Picked up a 10:05 tee time this morning for $55 on TeeOff.com. Course was busy as Lexington had a tournament so the teesheet on concord was full. I was paired with to gentleman from Canada and we went off about 5 minuets behind. POP was a little slow at 4:45 but we still had fun.

Course is in great shape right now even with the dormant rough. Tee’s were all level and had plenty of space to tee up. Fairways were a bit firm allowing for long drives But had enough cushion to hit your approach shots. One thing to note here is that when the rough is dormant the balls will roll back to the fairways which is good for pace and accuracy stats. Greens were firm and fast with a lot of undulations. You must be careful of spin because you can had a pin high shot shoot off the green real easy. Sand was soft but had pebbles in them so be mindful of that.

Over all this is a fun course although not as scenic as it’s brother Lexington it still holds its own. I highly recommend playing here.

Made an impromptu trip to Vegas this week to enjoy my last week off. Found a 645 tee time for $83 on TeeOff.com and decided to give this course a try. Pulled up to the parking lot in the dark as sunri... Continue »

Made an impromptu trip to Vegas this week to enjoy my last week off. Found a 645 tee time for $83 on TeeOff.com and decided to give this course a try. Pulled up to the parking lot in the dark as sunrise was at 650am and the cart guys put me on a cart and directed me to the clubhouse. The proshop guy was very nice he got me checked in quick and I was on my way to the Concord Course. I beat the starter to the tee but it was still too dark to tee off. Once the starter arrived he had a major attitude problem he let my group know that there is no way we had a 645 tee time and that the tee times start at 715. After realizing that we did in fact have a 645 start he sent us to the tee. The two some i was paired with were locals and we zipped through 8 holes in 1.25 hours then came a major surprise. The had a shotgun tournament that nobody told us about and put two groups on holes 9-18 we even had a group put on hole 8 behind us as we had already tee'd off. POP was 3.5 Hours for 10 HOLES!!!!! At the turn the started didn't care one bit and brushed us off. Course Conditions are good-great right now Tee's were level and no big issues other than par 3's that needed to be moved. Fairways super lush but the tee shots mostly gather in the low spots and divots were an issue especially on elevation holes. Hole 18 even had a GUR spot where my tee shot landed 375 yards down hill from the tee. There was almost no grass just divots. The rough is still dormant and if you dont miss too bad will funnel your ball back into the fairway. There are a few areas that have some splotches of bermuda that has awaken from the winter but still 97 percent dormant. Sand was the worst I have ever played. there was no sand and a lot of rocks which is very disappointing for a course of this caliber and price point Greens were the highlight of the round they were Semi firm but held approach shots well and even allowed some spin even when not wanted haha. All putts rolled smooth and quick which made it very important to hit the right tiers on the massive greens on this course. In all this course reminds me a little of glen ivy and champions club in Corona with the elevation changes and fairways the funnel to one spot on most holes. I will definitely go back even though the starter was a rotten apple and the tournament that was put out in front and behind us.

Played Friday, 1/26, with a 8:50 tee time booked through Last Minute Golf for $43 each. Parking lot and club house was packed due to a tourney on Lexington, but they set up a separate bag drop/staging... Continue »

Played Friday, 1/26, with a 8:50 tee time booked through Last Minute Golf for $43 each. Parking lot and club house was packed due to a tourney on Lexington, but they set up a separate bag drop/staging area and everything went smooth. I usually don't buy items in the pro shop due to the mark up, but found they sold Monument Golf's stick it strap for lasers for less than online and snatched 1 up.

The all grass range was closed due to mechanical issues with the picker and the putting green was closed due to a frost delay. Also due to the frost delay, tee times were pushed back about 45 minutes, but they sent the early groups out as a shotgun and we went off on time. Never saw the group in front of us, let a 2some play through on 11, and finished in about 4:30.

Course was in good winter condition, for the most part. Tee boxes on the 4s and 5s were good, but the Par 3s were a little beat up and not level. Fairways were great. Firm, with lots of roll, and almost complete coverage (except for an area of #8). Rough was dormant bermuda, which caused some troubling shots around the greens, but allowed shots in the mounds to roll into the fairway. Bunkers were the low point. Thin, rocky, and some were missing rakes. Greens were firm, smooth, and rolled slower than they looked.

Definitely worth it for the price. Wish it wasn't completely across the valley for me. I love Concord over the Lexington course (as the kids say, don't "at" me). Great mix of short and long holes, big elevation change Par 3s, a couple of tough, almost straight uphill holes (9, 17), and one of the best closing holes in the Vegas area.

I’m not sure what was up with GolfNow when I booked this trip, but sixpez and I also got an incredible deal out here for 10:23 Sunday morning. Saturday’s blue skies had turned to clouds, but otherwise... Continue »

I’m not sure what was up with GolfNow when I booked this trip, but sixpez and I also got an incredible deal out here for 10:23 Sunday morning. Saturday’s blue skies had turned to clouds, but otherwise the weather was still very comfortable. Again we played as just a twosome.

Like Oasis the day before but to an even greater extent, Revere Concord looks great from a distance but is a little bit rough around the edges upon closer inspection. The greens were great; medium fast, accepted full shots well and rolled smooth. The fairways were deep green but lacked consistent coverage, so lies weren’t always great. The dormant rough was stringy and tough in some spots and less penal in others. Tee boxes were a little chewed up and it appeared no one had cleaned up broken tees for a while…they were everywhere! Bunkers were okay.

This was my second time playing Concord and I like the course quite a bit. The four par 3s are all really good. The downhill par-4 first is a fun way to start a round, and the long downhill par-5 18th is a blast.

Here’s my Flickr photo album of 34 photos: https://flic.kr/s/aHskxgVKEe