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I really enjoyed playing this course, I had played it a couple of years ago, but it is in better condition! I was impressed! Also the restaurant upstairs is good, and the driving range is grass! I like this place!

I have never seen a golf cousin such bad condition! What is going on here? The staff is fantastic but they let the golf course go..... it’s sad! It’s a pretty good layout.... but the fairways are very dried out and brown!

We started out with breakfast in the Buckman’s Restaurant! We had a view of the entire Las Vegas Valley! Our server was friendly, and warm. We had a delicious breakfast and then went to the Pro Shop! The starter made us feel welcome and gave us clear instructions! Then out to the cart, and the cart girl made us aware of water that was available if we needed more.... there were two neatly packed bottles in our iced ice box..... but we were going to need a couple more since we are not com back to the clubhouse on the turn. Next we go out to hit some practice balls! The driving range was well organized! Then it was time to tee off! The course is fun, challenging, many downhill or side hill lies... you have to learn how to hit different shots! My advice is play the Silver Tees the first time. That is a good test.... but if you master that, then come back and play the gold. This is a high quality golf course.... and the greens do break.... so you have to pay attention! All in all.... this was in my Top 5 courses in Las Vegas!
I don’t like to do reviews.... but they deserved a great review! Thank you Revere Team! Congratulations!

Poor conditions.... we probably won’t be playing here until they get the course maintenance up! The staff were great!

This course will test your game. Beautiful views, memorable holes with some forced carries. Sand is good, the rough not too bad. I love this place... Will return!

This is a little 9 hole executive course in the foothills by Pusch Ridge. The scenery around is beautiful. The Greens are small, and the grass seems to be a Bermuda... so not really smooth, but easy to read... the fairways can be a little narrow... the challenge here is the elevated greens, or elevation changes. If you are looking for a fun little course to practice your short game, and get a few side hill lies to practice it's fine... I wish I was aware of the fact the mountain hides the sun in the morning... and so it can be very cold.. in the winter!
The bunkers were not even bunkers... more like dirt that hasn't been raked in years...

There are a few great courses in Vegas. This is one of my top 5 favorites! Very playable and fun for all levels!

One thing was disappointing is the driving range closes on Wednesday at Noon....

The course design is part of the problem... from crowned fairways to greens that are not fair to finishing holes that don't make sense... this course was not really designed very well. The conditions are poor, and the greens are bumpy and there are many ball marks. The members act like they own the place.... and the desert course really is a ripoff... low budget maintenance is obvious....

Challenging lies, strategy required. Bring your A game and keep the ball in the fairways. Spectacular views of surrounding mountains.

To be fair, it was not the best weather, so the ball didn't fly as well, and it was the first time playing this course.... so I didn't know exactly where to aim. Some of the drives would hit a roll in the fairway, so if it hit on the wrong side of the roll... the ball would be deflected off the fairway into the rough. The greens were fast, and in pretty good shape. The bunkers looked good, although they need to screen out some of the pebbles.... I would say this course is more difficult than some others in town, such as Tuscany or Rhodes Ranch, but not brutal... I suggest if you are not at least a 10 handicap, don't mess with the back two tees....