Revere at Anthem

Golf Magazine named The Revere at Anthem one of the top new courses in America when it came on line in 2000. Designed by PGA Tour Hall-of-Famer Billy Casper and architect Greg Nash, the Revere's tee boxes are elevated and the holes wander through the desert terrain of the area. The Revere is in a Del Webb community and groups are welcome. Every hole combines good Las Vegas golf and dramatic scenery.

The clubhouse is one of the finest around and measures 22,000 square feet--enough room for even the largest gathering of family and friends. The pro shop stocks top-line apparel and clubs. Now two great golf courses the Lexignton Course which id the original layout and now the Concord Course.

Las Vegas golf course statistics:

	Rating/Slope	Out	In	Total
Blue	70.8/131	3275	3315	6590
White	68.2/123	2953	2988	5941
Red	73.6/139	3545	3598	7143
Black	69.9/117	2658	2647	5305
Par		36	36	72

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