The Concord course at Revere Golf Club occupies desert terrain in the foothills above Henderson, offering views across the Las Vegas Valley. Billy Casper and Greg Nash designed the layout in the late 1990s as part of a 36-hole public facility that also includes the Lexington course. The routing takes advantage of the natural elevation changes and rocky desert landscape characteristic of the region, with fairways carved through native vegetation and framed by the surrounding mountains. The design incorporates the dramatic topography into the playing experience, with holes that move through arroyos and along ridgelines. Elevation changes create both visual interest and strategic considerations, as golfers must account for uphill and downhill shots in club selection. The course features desert-style hazards including native scrub, rocky outcroppings, and waste areas that define the edges of play. Water comes into play on several holes, providing contrast to the arid surroundings. Revere Golf Club operates as a daily-fee facility managed by the municipal authority, making both courses accessible to visitors and locals. The property sits near Lake Las Vegas and benefits from its proximity to the resort corridor while maintaining a more rugged, natural character than many Las Vegas-area courses. The clubhouse provides standard amenities for public play, and the courses attract both tourists seeking desert golf and area residents.