Revere Golf Club - Lexington Course

Overall a great experience staff was great and course was in nice shape landing areas were wide and fair, shots to the greens were a bit tougher. with the exception of tee boxes being quite thin and numerous ball marks on the greens which could be due to an outing that went in the morning. Another plus was the elevations and views the course had to offer.

Pace of play was very good and the staff is very helpful. I recently moved to the Solera at Anthem subdivision and will be returning to play at the Revere Club!

Course conditions are not great. Lots of dead spots.
Los of hillside lies, difficult for average golfer.
Will not play there again. Too many better options.

Surprising to find brown spots on fairways this early in the year. The tee boxes were in bad shape (typical domed tee boxes, lots of pitch marks people don't fix, bits of broken tees collected over the years). The greens were also beat with pitch marks because nobody fixes them (and probably the same people complaining). I did enjoy the layout as some of the shots keeps you guessing. We played at 8AM so the pace was great (finished in 3.5 hrs). A good value for locals, but I doubt that I'd pay the out of town rates.

Definitely a Vegas favorite. Beautiful, fun to play, and well maintained!

This course is a great course
Friendly staff
Course is always in great shape
Rough was a bit long but like they say you have to stay on the fairway

It’s simple. Slow pace. Didn’t finish my round after 5 hours.

The staffs are very friendly. The course is in a valley, so it is up and down made it challenging but interesting to play.

It took almost 4 hours to do the first nine, which was actually the back nine because. there was a youth tournament ahead which we were not aware of which I believe contributed to the pace of play. and on the 9th (18th) green there seem to be a kids baseball BBQ which was extremely loud and disruptive... especially being as close to the green as it was.
overall a terrible experience.

Course has a nice layout for being amidst a residential development. Little bit of a desert feel with some nice elevation changes. Tee boxes are rather beat up and small and all have a tendency to slope to the front of the tee boxes. Group I played with often had to struggle to find spots where the ground was flat and had grass to tee the ball. Greens were recently aerated.so hard for me to rate. Very bumpy but at the same time they were fast telling me they will be quick when grown in.

Being in a development with as many homes as there are I am sure this course gets a ton of play which is why the conditions were rated as average. Layout is really nice and allows you to go after each shot as fairways are rather big. Would not pay much more to play here. After playing 6 rounds in Mesquite and St. George prior to playing Lexington, it made this course look like a municipal course which is most likely not fair. as there is no comparison.

The course is in a very good shape. But the greens a very fast. Don't be disappointed if you have a bunch of three putts.

This was my second time playing this course. Course knowledge really helps on a couple of the holes. Conditions were good but there were some wind gusts. Pace of play was extremely slow -- a 5-hour round. Marshall was friendly and apologetic for the slow groups ahead. He made every effort to make our time on the course a good experience.

The course was in good condition. The staff was friendly and helpful. There are picturesque views of the mountains and the Vegas Strip. And to the woman off of hole 6 whose house I hit. Yes, I am a terrible golfer, and that was a one in a million bad golf shot, but no, I won’t quit golfing.