I am a Las Vegas local and have grown up playing golf in Las Vegas during the summer. I know what to expect when golfing on a hot summer day. \n\nThat being said, golfing at the Revere was one of the worst experiences I have had golfing in Las Vegas, and I have played quite a few rounds. First, my foursome arrived and wanted to hit some balls at the range. However, there were no balls available at the range, so the four of us collected balls that were 10-20 yards down the range so that we could at least get a warm up in. This was after calling the clubhouse and waiting about ten minutes for someone to bring more balls, that never even came. \n\nWe played the Lexington Course, and the course layout is great. Fun holes, fun tee boxes, blind shots, a unique course well-designed. \n\nHowever, after playing the front 9, at the turn we wanted more of the bottled water that comes with the round. However, there was no bottled water left, and the cart girl had stopped service around 2 PM (we only saw her on the second hole, never again). Keep in mind that it was 105 degrees, and there are no jugs of water anywhere on the course. We played without water the next hour and 15 minutes until there was a water fountain following the 13th hole. For a course not to provide water during the hot summer months in Las Vegas is pathetic. If you have ever played golf in Las Vegas during the summer, you know that you can easily drink an entire bottle every hole or every other hole. \n\nFinally, if you hit into a sand trap, you were essentially either hitting out of a concrete bed or clay, the sand was terrible. \n\nAll in all, my first experience at the Revere was downright awful. I will not be returning, especially with the options available in Las Vegas/Henderson.
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