Posted on February 12, 2019February 6, 2019 by Vic Flores

Round Up: GK Guru Visit Revere Golf Club CONCORD Henderson Nevada

The Revere Golf Club (Concord)

Round Up: GK Guru Visit Revere Golf Club CONCORD Henderson Nevada

Reviewed by: JohnnyGK, Thousand Oaks

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).

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The Revere Golf Club CONCORD Henderson Nevada Hole 5

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The Revere Golf Club CONCORD Henderson Nevada Hole 15

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The Review

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/over-seeded 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 over-seeded 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.

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The Revere Golf Club CONCORD Henderson Nevada Hole 10

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The Revere Golf Club CONCORD Henderson Nevada Hole 7

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Posted on December 9, 2018December 5, 2018 by Vic Flores

Golf Course Review Revere Golf Club CONCORD Henderson Nevada

The Revere Golf Club (Concord)

Golf Course Review Revere Golf Club CONCORD Henderson Nevada

Reviewed by: mpisarski01, Costa Mesa

Picked up a 10:05 tee time this morning for $55 on TeeOff.com. Course was busy as Lexington had a tournament so the tee-sheet 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.

Posted on February 12, 2018January 30, 2018 by Vic Flores

Recent Golf Course Review Anthem Revere Golf Club CONCORD Henderson Nevada

Anthem Revere Golf Club (Concord)

Henderson, NV

Reviewed by: rob1563, Las Vegas

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.