Golf Course Rating: Revere At Anthem
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Revere At Anthem
Revere is south of Vegas, off I-15, east on W. Lake Mead/Rose Parkway in the Revere master planned residential community. Two very good golf courses here, the Lexington, and the newer course, the Concord, both designed by Greg Nash and Billy Casper. The Concord doesn't have the name yet as the Lexington, or some of the other higher profile courses in the area, but it's a fun course to play with elevation change, tight fairways, desert style golf of just over 7,000 yards, 126 slope. The Lexington is the original course here, and plays to 7,143 yards, 138 slope and is great fun to play, desert style, dramatic holes, heroic shot values, and big elevation change. Great views out over Vegas, my only complaint here are the housing around the course that really detract from the overall experience.
Contact the publisher: Ciarin
Played the Lexington course, conditions were excellent, it was very hot and dry as is usual out here, but the course was lush and green throughout. Great views and elevation change here, looking out over the strip and Las Vegas. Challenging course with a number of risk/reward type shots. Rates were expensive at $150!, but then again it's Las Vegas. Lost more at the slots! Flag Content