The Revere Golf Club

The course at The Revere Golf Club was in excellent shape - the fairways were stunning from the moment I arrived. The staff was friendly and welcoming, making me feel appreciated. The Pro shop and bar were both fantastic. The course itself had great conditions, with elevation changes, challenging bunkers, and water hazards around the greens. The winds added an extra level of difficulty to the round. I even had the chance to meet some local entertainers and Greg Vaughn from the San Diego Padres. I will definitely be returning for another round. And I must say, the Fish and Chips were some of the best I've had since visiting Scotland. Thank you, Tee!

We have the honor of shooting countless weddings at this gorgeous wedding venue every year and can not recommend it enough. Revere is amazing through and through - and if you're thinking about getting married here - trust that you'll be in good hands. First off - Kaylee. She is one of the main event coordinators here and our team has absolutely adored working with her. She puts her heart and soul into her work and it shows. Every event we've documented here has been absolutely jaw-droppingly beautiful and I know it's largely in part of the team at Revere. Next - the location. Our couples have loved the views of the strip and everything is just so pretty. Rolling fields with epic views - can you ask for much more? We love this location and can't wait to shoot all the future weddings there (maybe yours?)

Played the Lexington course. Greens were in good condition and the course design / layout was nice… that is it. Absolutely terrible course conditions. See the pictures. I know it’s August in Vegas, but I played three other courses in the Vegas area this week, some for 1/3 the price, all were good condition. Seriously, maybe 40% of the fairway was grass. Don’t make the same mistake I made. My recommendation is to stay away.

Played the concord course late June, and it was a great time. Really interesting layout and dramatic elevation changes. Course conditions were superb. I will definitely go back to play this and the other course on my next visit. One note is that they have gps carts which I personally don't find useful but others might.

I played the Lexington course and I had a great time! Several very unique holes with lots of downhill and a few uphill ones as well. Also pretty well kept for a golf course that stretches all over the place. My only reason behind the 4 star rating is I played the tees at 6500 yards, and it felt like several holes forced me to lay up just because that's how it was designed. There was no chance to take advantage of my length off the tee on those holes with some sort of risk/reward. I'm a longer hitter so for most people that may not be an issue. It's just what I felt personally. Regardless, it's a great course and one you should play! The staff was friendly and I'd come play it again if given the chance.

Played Revere Lexington for the first time yesterday and walked off feeling conflicted. First, the layout is wonderful. Elevation changes, twists & turns, risk/reward…it’s a fun track to play. But the conditions were largely terrible. The tee boxes were spotty at best, and the fairways were horrendous. There were wide fairway stretches where the ground was bare, hardpan dirt and it was so dry that it was actually cracked in many places (and I’m talking landing areas where shots need to be hit from). Look, I know we live in the desert and have been hitting some high temps. But it really looks like they’ve let the fairways get away from them. On the plus side, the greens were in great condition, though they were running on the slow side. Maybe because they’re overwatering greens and cutting them long to avoid the same fate as the fairways? Anyway, I was excited to experience the course but there’s no way I’d give them my money again until they get the fairways in more consistently playable condition.