Excellent golf course. Fairways and greens in great shape. Very fast greens made it challenging…read more Great layout and scenery playing up and down the fairway lined with trees. Negative is losing a lot of balls but they provided 6 balls with club rentals.

The National is the real deal! I've been fortunate to golf here several times a year for the last…read moredecade and it never disappoints... Tom Watson designed the course and he has made public statements that The National is the course he is most proud to have designed. There are only a handful of truly thriving golf clubs left in the KC Metro area and the National is top of the heap... If someone needs to ask how much it costs to become a member, this is probably not the right place for them... The clubhouse and surrounding areas are beautiful and every detail is well-designed and maintained... The course is a real challenge, it is long with plenty of trouble and blind-shots due to the rolling hills. The signature hole is #9 with a tee box perched on a cliff over 100 feet above the fairway... The right side of the fairway is guarded by a lake so be sure to hit it straight!

I came here for a team outing with my coworkers, and we really enjoyed our time here. It was $50…read moreper person, but it's not too unreasonable considering the time you spend out there. It took us about 4 hours total to get through all 18 holes. The staff are really kind and considerate. After spending all day outside, one of my coworkers was suffering from heat exhaustion, and an employee working in the dining hall went out of her way to help him. She offered lots of water, cold towels, and a specially made drink to help him get back on his feet. I thought it was really thoughtful of her!

This is a really nice high end public course. Well worth the drive if you don't live close. A…read morelittle pricey but there are deals online.

Jo, Dalanie, an Anika are amazing at the clubhouse. Everybody should say hi, grab beer and a…read morehotdog.

We got in a quick 9 on Saturday! Beautiful course and it wasn't as backed up as I thought it would…read morebe on a Saturday. Definitely a hidden gem due to location.

Get a Grip Golf was unbelievable with a speedy professional service. Great value, due to being on a…read morerush for a golf trip, Get a grip got me in next day. 100% will be back for all my golf grip nee

I had Pat regrip my clubs last week. He and I spoke about my selection which made me feel…read morecomfortable about what I selected. Pat placed the order for them and let me know when they had arrived. Making the appointment was very easy and Pat has a very nice location north of the river. Once I arrived, Pat was waiting for me. We discussed what I wanted and he got to work on them. We had great conversation and time flew by. The price was extremely resonable and the quality of his work was second to none. Being a person that doesn't recomend services much, if you want your clubs regripped by a pro, Pat is your guy. I highly recommend.

Great coach and great golf lessons. Has helped my game tremendously and has me shooting the lowest…read morescores of my career.

I attended a holiday pop-up event here this weekend. I had not visited Belvoir before, but I was…read morevery familiar with the property. My last visit came in 1972 when the property was used as a nursing home by The Odd Fellows fraternal organization, where my grandmother spent the last few years of her life. Prior to that it was an orphanage and for a short time a school - which my older siblings attended in the late 1950's. The winery has done a great job of preserving the history of the main building - one of four structures on the campus. Walking up the old wooden staircase to the second floor brought back instant memories of taking that same staircase to visit a woman that lived there. The nurses told us she claimed to be a relative of Frank and Jesse James, so 8 year old me convinced my mom for us to go visit her. I still recall her small and frail bedridden body holding my hand and thanking me for visiting her. My paternal grandmother lived in the adjacent building. It still sits vacant and deteriorating after decades of abandonment. It is the newest of the 4 structures on the campus having been built in 1955. Her solitary room was first floor left front of the building. I remember walking in and always talking to the nurses and aides at the station at the door. I remember taking presents of clothes and food on Sundays and holidays or just returning her laundry. I remember helping to decorate the room for the holidays. I remember the metal hand bell she used to summon assistance. I remember the beautiful large tree on the circle drive near her building that still stands today. The interior is vandalized and graffitied with no trespassing signs in place, and the windows she spent hours looking out of are now broken, blocked by rogue shrubs and a rusted and collapsing awning. The last time I peered in this window was sometime in 1972 to wave to her as we exited and let her know we'd be back soon. I highly encourage anyone to visit and support this winery and Inn. Check out the sitting rooms, look at the artifacts, documents and photos. Visit "George' the resident skeleton in his glass tomb... and if you listen carefully you might just hear my grandmother's small brass handbell.

The Belvoir is an amazing event space. The wine is excellent & not outrageously priced~the staff is…read moreinformative, friendly & helpful. You can also sit outside on the side porch on a beautiful day. I love that they embrace the full history of the estate & try to preserve the history as well as making new memories there. We went once just to see how it was & have returned several times now. I like to bring family & friends to the Belvoir, who've traveled to the area since it's such a unique place to go in the KC metroplex. I highly recommend a visit to the Belvoir!

Nice bowling alley that still has wood lanes. Fun leagues and a great kids program. They also have…read moregood food.

As I walked up to Tiger Bowl the atmosphere was welcoming as well as when I walked in the door I…read morewas greeted with a hello and a smile as well as some jokes. They asked me what all I wanted for my burger and from what they had it was pretty customizable with options like pickles, lettuce, tomato, ketchup, mayo, and mustard and the options of american or pepper jack cheese. While being expensive, a double cheeseburger cost me $6.50. I believe it's worth the cost. The food was a bit greasy but otherwise was good and the fries have no salt on them but that was fine. Their advertising is nice, colorful, and thorough as they also offer bowling lessons and equipment. You can buy and get a custom ball and a bowling ball bag as well. Overall, it was delicious and fun and I got to bowl a few games and bought some equipment. I definitely recommend this place because they also are very available. They are open from 4-9 on weekdays and 4-10:30 on weekends.

If you want barn meets elegant chic then here's a wonderful wedding/any kind of event venue space…read more The venue is settled near one of KC's small little towns called Weston. Which I liked since it helped give it a barn chic and it's a bit of a distance from downtown KC. I came for a wedding and I really liked the venue but it wasn't a breathe taking venue since it's beside the main road coming in and out of Weston from the highway. Apparently, it's hard to get a spot to reserve for the venue and I somewhat see why.The parking area to the main venue area is a climb especially if you have heels and/ or older guests with you. Do I recommend it? Yes but I might want to look other places since I don't feel like it's unique.