Revere Golf Club (The Lexington)

Overview: The Lexington Course is the original 18-hole routing at Revere Golf Club in Henderson. Billy Casper and Greg Nash draped the par-72 layout through rugged desert canyons and foothill valleys, using risk-and-reward lines, generous fairways, shaped greens and panoramic views of the Las Vegas skyline. At 7,143 yards from the back tees, Lexington has enough scale for championship play while retaining several tee positions for different levels of golfer.

History: The Revere at Anthem opened in April 1999 as a major new course in the Del Webb community, with Casper and Nash responsible for the design. Lexington established the property before Concord expanded it to 36 holes. Its history is closely connected to the growth of Henderson as a golf destination just south of the Strip, where desert topography could be turned into a full resort-style golf setting.

Did You Know? Lexington is not simply a flat desert course with mountains painted behind it. The routing deliberately follows canyons and valleys, so the natural changes in elevation create different sightlines and risk choices from one hole to the next. That terrain-led strategy is the defining idea behind the course.