I was drawn to Valor 4 Vet by their clear fee schedule and the fact that they work within the laws…read morethat govern VA benefits. It's hard to find service providers that aren't out to grab as much of a veteran's benefits as they can. I had an issue that required some customer service, and it drug out far longer than necessary. However, when the problem reached the attention of the director, she went the extra mile to make it right, and I was satisfied with results. I've been a Veterans Service Officer for about 10 years, and I can count on one hand how many of these companies I would recommend to the veterans I work with--I'll be adding this one to that very short list.

I had a chance to play here. We played the Dunes and Arroyo. Both 9's were immaculate. They looked…read moretournament ready. We never saw a ranger but it was unnecessary. We played as a foursome in a bit less than 4 hours from a 9:06 tee time. Both 9's had several interesting holes. The greens were very quick but smooth. If I had to nitpick, the practice tees were on mats. Doubt I'll ever get another opportunity to play there but it was great.

I have been here many times for breakfast, brunch, lunch, dinner, parties, and to play golf. The…read morefood and the service here is consistently above average. However I did not post any review until now. I will summarize our three most recent visits here during our vacation. First, we stopped in at the bar after our dinner for some red wine. Our friend has some of her wine stored here at the club, therefore we asked the bartender to bring out some of her wine for our consumption at the bar and again in her home. Our second visit was for brunch, which we enjoyed. We returned here a third time during our vacation to enjoy our dinner with family and friends. We were seated outside at a large table under the heat lamps. Our friend is well known here at the club so service is always above average. We agreed we will return here again next year.

I went to a vfw in Phoenix with my cousin when I was pregnant I usually go for the coffees chicken…read moreand fries and to social and post a little about the vfw on social media so everybody can remember the veterans

This is an amazing and welcoming location to all veterans. I've always felt welcome there and have…read morealways been treated great. My family, including my 18 month old son, have always been treated great here as well. I would encourage all veterans, especially combat veterans to visit this location and embrace the brotherhood they had while in uniform.

My Husband and I came in and my husband was rudely greeting by the bartender Megan. She then…read moreaggressively refused to serve him a drink without a membership card and walked away from the bar rather than offering him the option to get one. We have been coming to this post for 5 years and had actually been there a few days before with no issues. This is no way to treat our veterans and these Legion posts are supposed to be there for our veterans not making them feel like they are less because of a membership card.

What a great place to hang out. The people are friendly and very welcoming. We have made good…read morefriends here. Dinners - good food, great prices. First Friday of the month, the legion cooks and has some great walleye. In October the Auxiliary did an Auxtoberfest which was outstanding. Breakfast- good solid breakfast choices each Sunday morning. Wednesday night bar bingo - what a fun time. If you have never played this is a great place to start.

Okay, so this is an update to confirm that the band is no longer there. The Legion is still a…read morepretty cool place but it's just a DJ and karaoke on Sunday currently. So, I mean it's still a cool atmosphere but it's not the same without the band. I just wanted to clarify that...imo.

My family I went to this location a few times before and always had a good time this time we went…read moreto the first Friday of the summer, which was after the holiday. They charge $10 a person to get in as a cover, and we found out that the air conditioning in the building was broken and they should've customers that before hand and also should not have a fee to get in to come into a place with no air only had two or three fans going on inside the whole building building for the whole night. Very unprofessional, the air broke and two still charging people to come in at a hot establishment, not being made aware of the condition that the establishment is in. We stayed for about two hours at the max to order our food and listen to some good music and then we left to go somewhere else because it was extremely too hot in. The future, the business owner and staff workers should make it prevalent that all guests are aware when there's an issue going on in the building and or to close the establishment until the issue is resolved no restaurant or business without air conditioning in the summertime when the weather is over 110° daily.

Response - 1) my message was sent because those players…read morewere added without notification of any team members. Lucky I even saw it before the league started. Therefore, it was impossible to actually bring up the issue before registration ended. 2) Your rule is the issue. Hypothetically you can have a team of 8 players (not your full 9) and then have a group of 3 added for a total of 11 as highlighted by Mr Mitchell as being the maximum cap. 11 people for a 6 v 6 is the issue. It's that simple You say this limits forfeits which is a lame excuse considering you actually have a pretty decent sub system. Having a large team is not accommodating the group of three, it's just a way to have more players in the league to make more money. Go to a game and watch. Tell me sitting on the sideline is fun. Once again. Go somewhere else. Better leagues for half the price.

Terrible. $85 to play in a 6 V 6 volleyball league and they added 3 players to our 7 player squad…read moreto have a total of 10 players. 10 players in a 21 point rally score volleyball league is insane. Cutting everyones playing time in half. Then when questioned, they were unwilling to spread out the free agents to all of the other teams as if the teams are set in stone before the season even starts. Save your $85 and play in a league that values playing time rather than their bottom dollar.

I was a member for quite a long time. Most recently I came back and was pretty disappointed with…read morehow things were going. Much like Carleen, I began to question why I came back. I greatly questioned the integrity of the "professional" coders they had hired. On the October 5th, 2009 a new "game" was added called the "Dice Game". It had a very visible hole and I took it upon myself to message one of the coders shortly after it was released, as they were online. Because of the nature of the hole and the lack of any signs of standards I decided that if they could not find this bug themselves, then there were issues and they should not be relied upon. I was met with the threat of being reported to the administrator, though they did not realize I had already messaged the administrator. According to the terms of service, there is nothing that states a person is REQUIRED to give full details on a bug, simply requested. The game remained online for two days with little acknowledgement or care from the owner or the coders. Finally, to demonstrate the seriousness of the issue I gave myself 100,000,000,000 of the site currency and promptly sent it to the owner so that they would take the game down before it got abused. Not two minutes later my account was frozen for reasons listed as: abusing a glitch, spamming, and harassment. If it is spamming or harassment to get a serious hole patched, then something needs to be looked at. Subsequent attempts to use the site resulted in a near-immediate ban and an eventual IP ban. The owner has continually demonstrated a lack of interest and care in this site, especially demonstrated by the fact that I tried to make them aware of other glitches. BEWARE!

This is an amazing environment for veterans, their family and the employees. As any place, the…read moreworkers do go above and beyond. The recreational therapy unit in topaz is so great and the staff are wonderful. Really grateful for the practicum experience even though it's not my cup of tea. I see the benefits the VA provides for its clients and their needs.

Anything they can do just ask. Financial, legal, medical and since my units have a rating as…read moreserving during and in war situations, my free help runs quite deep.

Jeremy is a wounded warrior that was able to go on the Soldier Ride December 9, 2021 in Tucson…read moreArizona. He is nearly blind but because of the adaptive bike he rode he was able to be independent. Not having to have to steer the bike as there was also another rider steering on the tandem bicycle. We met so many amazing people both staff and people that came to the event. We did yoga to help relax, it was really geared for the people that were there. The staff was simply amazing. They talked to each person as if they were family & loved ones. Everyone was included no one was left out no one was left behind. This is an event that I wish every soldier could go on after their service. It's that amazing! Thank you to all the donate to the Wounded Warrior project and make this available. And thank you to the wonderful people that put it on.

Friend of mine got me to contact WWP and after some emails and telephone calls, all they…read morewould/could do was refer me to the VA for mental health and medical care. They didn't do anything.