Revere Golf Club's Lexington and Concord Courses offer historically good Las Vegas golf
HENDERSON, Nev. - Located just a few minutes outside of Las Vegas, Revere Golf Club offers two 18-hole championship courses that meander through the rugged desert canyons and valleys of the Las Vegas foothills. The courses, the Lexington and the Concord, are named after Paul Revere's historic ride between the two towns of the same name. Both offer scenic views of the Vegas skyline and the mountains beyond.
The Concord Course was the second course at the club, just as Concord was Revere's second destination on his famous ride. The 7,034-yard layout is a bit shorter than the Lexington layout, but it offers the same amount of challenges. The golf course features large greens, water hazards, and strategically placed bunkers throughout. There is also a practice facility, nicknamed "The Battlefield," which offers all-grass areas and unlimited golf balls as well as two separate practice putting areas and a pitching/chipping area to work on your short game.
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The par-5 18th hole on the Concord Course at Revere Golf Club features a lake and several strategically placed bunkers. Kelly Zirkle/Golf Channel
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Revere Golf Club, home to two 18-hole golf courses, offers stunning views of the Las Vegas skyline. Kelly Zirkle/Golf Channel
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Golf Channel host Lauren Thompson with Bill Klemke on the range at Revere Golf Club, which offers all-grass areas and unlimited golf balls. Kelly Zirkle/Golf Channel
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Revere Golf Club features a clubhouse with a pro shop, full-service restaurant and spectacular views of the Las Vegas Valley. Kelly Zirkle/Golf Channel
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The 18th hole of the Concord Course at Revere Golf Club offers a challenge with a lake, a rocky quarry and several bunkers. Kelly Zirkle/Golf Channel
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The clubhouse at Revere Golf Club provides stunning views of Las Vegas in addition to a pro shop and restaurant. Kelly Zirkle/Golf Channel
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The Lexington Course at Revere Golf Club's fourth hole plays downhill to a well guarded green. Brandon Tucker/Golf Advisor
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From the elevated green on the ninth hole on the Lexington Course at Revere G.C., you can catch a stunning glimpse of the Las Vegas Strip. Brandon Tucker/Golf Advisor
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For most players, the prudent play on Revere Lexington's monstrous 625-yard 11th hole is to lay up. Courtesy of Revere G.C.
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As golfers wind around the Lexington Course at Revere GC, desert foliage and dramatic views captivate. Courtesy of Revere G.C.
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The par 3s on Revere Golf Club's Concord Course can be intimidating, especially for those playing from the tips. Courtesy of Revere G.C.
