Revere Golf Club Review

About Revere Golf Club

This Revere Golf Club review covers one of Henderson's most complete public golf facilities — a 36-hole complex designed by the Casper Nash team (PGA Tour winner Billy Casper and ASGCA member Greg Nash) that offers two distinct par-72 championship experiences on the same site. Located about 30 minutes southeast of Summerlin via US-95 South near the Anthem area, Revere occupies elevated desert terrain that delivers panoramic views of the Las Vegas Strip from multiple holes on both layouts. The Lexington course (1999) is the more visually dramatic of the two, with generous fairways and sweeping vistas; the Concord course (2002) is the stiffer test, carrying a slope of 151 that ranks it among the most demanding public rounds in Southern Nevada. Shared practice facilities and a single clubhouse make Revere a natural choice for groups wanting to play 36 in a day. Verdict: two strong courses for the price of one facility — exceptional value for serious Henderson-area golfers and Las Vegas visitors alike.

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Our editorial take: Revere Golf Club is the best two-for-one proposition in Henderson public golf. The Lexington course is the more accessible and scenic of the pair, ideal for visitors who want panoramic Strip views with a manageable challenge. The Concord course is the serious golfer's test — a slope of 151 that punishes missed fairways and demands precise iron play into well-guarded greens. Both courses share strong turf conditioning and attentive pace management. For groups, the ability to play two distinct championship layouts from the same clubhouse makes Revere a natural full-day destination.

Good to know before you play

• Two courses, one facility: Revere Golf Club operates both the Lexington and Concord courses from a single clubhouse at 2600 Hampton Rd. When booking, specify which course you want — they are listed separately on the tee sheet. Groups looking to play 36 in a day should ask about the 36-hole package rate.
• Concord slope of 151: The Concord course carries one of the highest slope ratings among public-access courses in Southern Nevada. Respect the number — the bunkering is aggressive and the rough is penalizing. The Lexington (slope 139) is the more approachable choice for higher handicappers or first visits.
• Strip panoramas: Several elevated holes on the Lexington course offer unobstructed views of the Las Vegas Strip. Sunrise and late-afternoon light make these among the most photogenic moments in Henderson golf — bring a camera or allow extra time on the tee boxes.
• Driving distance from Summerlin: Revere is approximately 30 minutes southeast of Summerlin via US-95 South toward Henderson/Anthem. Traffic on the 95 during morning hours can add 5–10 minutes; plan accordingly for early tee times.
• Practice facilities: A full practice facility — driving range, chipping area, and putting green — is shared between both courses. The range is a useful warm-up for either layout given that both reward accurate iron play over pure power.
• Best time to play: October through April brings ideal desert conditions. Summer play is feasible with early tee times, but the elevated terrain at Revere does not provide shade; hydration and sun protection are essential from May through September.

Frequently asked questions about Revere Golf Club

Where can I find reviews and ratings for Revere Golf Club?

You can read player reviews of Revere Golf Club — rated for conditions, value, layout, greens, pace, and staff — and add your own here on Summerlin.Golf. Revere Golf Club is also profiled on major golf platforms including GolfPass, GolfNow, Golf Digest, and Google Reviews. For the official scorecard, rates, and tee times, visit the Revere Golf Club official website.

Is Revere Golf Club public or private, and how do I book a tee time?

Revere Golf Club is a public daily-fee facility — no membership is required. Tee times for both the Lexington and Concord courses can be booked at reveregolf.com or by calling (702) 259-4653.

Who designed Revere Golf Club's courses and when did they open?

Both courses at Revere Golf Club were designed by the Casper Nash design team — Billy Casper (PGA Tour winner) and Greg Nash (ASGCA). The Lexington course opened in 1999 and the Concord course opened in 2002.

What is the par and yardage at Revere Golf Club?

Both courses at Revere Golf Club are par 72. The Lexington course plays to 7,143 yards from the back tees (slope 139, rating 73.5), while the Concord course stretches to 7,069 yards (slope 151, rating 73.3).

Where is Revere Golf Club located, and how far is it from Summerlin?

Revere Golf Club is located at 2600 Hampton Rd, Henderson, NV 89052. It is approximately 30 minutes southeast of Summerlin via US-95 South, near the Anthem area of Henderson.

What is the difference between the Lexington and Concord courses at Revere?

The Lexington course (1999) is considered the more visually dramatic layout, with sweeping Strip views and a slope of 139. The Concord course (2002) is the more difficult test statistically, with a slope of 151 and tighter, more strategic bunkering. Both are par 72 and share the same clubhouse and practice facilities.

What is Revere Golf Club best known for?

Revere Golf Club is best known for its panoramic views of the Las Vegas Strip from elevated desert terrain, and for offering 36 holes of championship golf at a single public facility. The Concord course's slope rating of 151 makes it one of the more demanding public tests in Southern Nevada.