Pierkarski is not alone in his sentiment that golf and Las Vegas go hand-in-hand in offering big business benefits while also helping folks rejuvenate in challenging times. "Golf is not only a sport, it is a way of life," says Piekarski. "Golf brings families together for a day of enjoyment, and also allows you to spend time with key business customers for 4-5 hours of undivided attention." The Revere is home to Las Vegas golf courses Lexington and Concord, both designed by World Golf Hall-of-Famer Billy Casper and noted golf course architect Greg Nash.
Click now for a link to view the Top 10 Business Reasons to visit and do business in Las Vegas, as created by the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority (LVCVA). Some of the reasons show the tangible financial reasons that holding a business event or meeting in Las Vegas will increase the bottom line of companies. According to the LVCVA, in 2007, 6.2 million convention and trade show delegates traveled to Las Vegas, generating $8.4 billion in non-gaming revenue. Las Vegas hosts the largest number of Tradeshow Week's top 200 largest conventions and rents more convention space than any other U.S. city. Currently, Las Vegas has more than 9.8 million square feet of convention and meeting space, including the Las Vegas Convention Center's 2 million square feet, Mandalay Bay's 1.5 million-square-foot conference center and the 2.25 million-square-foot Sands Expo and Convention Center. In addition, many of the individual hotels offer meeting rooms and spaces.
The Revere is home to the Lexington and Concord Las Vegas golf courses in addition to Click now to view Las Vegas golf deals and official Las Vegas golf tee times information at The Revere. The 23,000 square foot clubhouse overlooks Las Vegas, and features a unique golf shop experience; Buckman’s Grille, a full service restaurant and bar; banquet and meeting facilities; and terrific views of the Las Vegas Valley. The entire north side of the clubhouse is floor-to-ceiling glass, and overlooks the Las Vegas Valley. Click now if you are interested in requesting information about group play.
"The Revere would relish the opportunity to help people escape the day-to-day norm by enjoying the value of our courses," says Piekarski. "The Revere's value towards the pocket book coupled with a fantastic place to escape is a guaranteed winner in Las Vegas. Golf can help families build even stronger relationships, the business to business aspect will get deals done, and we hope that it is a no-brainer for golfers to pick Las Vegas as a place to play golf and get deals done."
The Las Vegas golf region is home to more than 60 Las Vegas golf courses designed by some of the biggest names in golf including Casper and Nash, Jack Nicklaus, Tom Fazio, Rees Jones, Arnold Palmer, Pete Dye and many others. Plus, most of these Las Vegas golf courses are located within 30 minutes of the famed Las Vegas Strip, where world-class resorts offer meeting spaces, rooms, restaurants, shops, and more, all combining to create a perfect spot to do business. The Badlands Golf Club, 27 holes of Johnny Miller golf, is also operated by Troon Golf. Click now for official Badlands Golf Club information and tee times.
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March 18, 2009--Recently, in the national news, President Barack Obama and other national leaders have singled out Las Vegas as a symbol of corporate greed, implying that companies should not bring business to Las Vegas. But those comments--some taken out of context--don't reveal all that Las Vegas and its golf courses have to offer as a business destination. "The Las Vegas market is facing a challenging time with regard to being perceived as a destination where spending company funds to conduct business is a no-no plus leisure travelers are staying closer to home," says Dennis Piekarski, Director of Sales and Marketing for The 
