Revere Golf Club (The Concord)

Overview: Through the Anthem foothills, Revere's Concord Course offers an 18-hole public layout in Henderson, set through the desert canyons and valleys of the Anthem foothills. Billy Casper and Greg Nash used generous fairways, jagged-edged bunkers, more than 1,700 trees and undulating greens to create a routing that looks open from some tees but demands disciplined positioning. The course plays to par 72 and approximately 7,100 yards, with views toward the Las Vegas skyline and surrounding mountains.

History: Concord was the second 18-hole course at Revere and opened to the public in the early 2000s, with course references consistently placing its opening in 2002. It was conceived as a companion to Lexington, sharing the desert setting and design team while offering a different sequence of holes and visual lines. Together the two courses established Revere as a substantial destination facility south of the Strip.

Did You Know? More than 1,700 trees were planted across Concord, an unusually deliberate landscape decision for a Henderson desert course. They help define the fairways and green approaches, making the course read as a designed desert parkland rather than a bare canyon routing.