revere golf club las vegas is like golfing on the top of the world - by Mike

Revere Golf Club Las Vegas

Revere Golf Club Las Vegas has 2 golf courses and a 23,000 square foot clubhouse decorated in commemoration of our Revolutionary hero, Paul Revere. The 2 golf courses are called the Lexington and the Concorde. And both courses are a lesson in golfing and scenery. You will feel like you are golfing on the top of the world in these rugged desert canyons and valleys of the Las Vegas foothills as they offer unending, jaw-dropping views of the city below and mountains beyond.

Revere Golf Club Las Vegas in this photo shows the high level which Vegas golf has reached. Tasty mountain views and thorough maintenance make Revere a must-play course.

Mike's Insider Locals Tip - Tips from the Green. Twilight golfing at Revere is any time after 12:30 pm with a substantial percentage off. The views and scenery at Revere are a reward in themselves. Remember locals always pay less.

Users agree the maintenance is exceptional. For your information there is no walking allowed and there are no caddies. Golf carts are mandatory and included in the fee. There is a driving range with no limit on balls included in your green fee. Also available for your use is a putting green, practice bunker, chipping area, teaching pro, golf school, golf shop, full restaurant and bar. You can not rent shoes. But you can rent clubs. There is tournament and group pricing you must call for. Also call for accommodations for over 12 players, shotguns, food/beverage and transportation. The nearest hotel is 6 miles away.

The waterfalls in this photograph at the Revere Golf Club Las Vegas make it a breath taking experience. The 2 golf courses at Revere, the Lexington and the Concorde, were designed by the team of Casper and Nash.

Golf packages are available between Revere Golf Club Las Vegas and "Harrah's," "Flamingo", Bally, Rio and Caesar's. Check out the stay and play packages before you take a golf vacation in Las Vegas. If you're staying on the Strip you will need a car to get to Revere. It's in Henderson about 7 miles from the Strip.

Award-winning and assured of itself, Revere is managed by Troon Golf, out of Scottsdale, Arizona. Troon Golf is a leader in upscale golf management. Troon manages over 150 golf courses in 30 states and 15 countries. Over 25 Troon facilities enjoy a top 100 ranking. Revere continues to win awards not only for its golfing, but for its restaurant, recognized as the best by Vegas Golf Magazine, and its golf shop.

You will want to return to Revere Golf Club Las Vegas photographed here time and time again. The sloping fairways will roll your bad shot back to you.

At Revere you 'come for the views and stay for the golf.' The Lexington is a 7,133 yard par-74 course that first opened in 1999. Its holes wander through the desert terrain of the Black Mountains in Henderson. Expect natural elevation changes. Distance can become a tricky element here. Plan on making quick decisions. There are no caddies to help you.

The other golf course at Revere is the newer Concorde opened in 2002. It's a less challenging course that is a combination of single and parallel fairways winding through canyons. Holes 1 - 4 play downhill, while holes 5 - 9 go back uphill. There is the same dramatic elevation change as Lexington but not as dramatic as Shadow Creek Golf Course. Views of the Strip are just as jaw-dropping as the Lexington on this 7,034 yard par-72 layout. You will also have a 5-acre lake. I always go for the views and stay for the golf at Revere Golf Club Las Vegas.