I worked with Veterans Guardian almost 2 years ago. They assigned me Kirsty English to work…read morethrough my first claim. The organization developed a strategy for cronic pain to set as a point to move forward with all my other issues. It became the basis point to ensure I would be able to receive the compensation I deserved from the VA. I had wasted my time with the DAV and other services that do not ensure the paper work and backing of medical records are submitted correctly. I also helped another fellow veteran and he ultimately received a 100 Percent P & T. Highly recommend! Be patient and spend the time to do what is necessary to reach your goal.

Hello, A friend…read morerecommended VetsGuardian to me. I made an appointment online and spoke to a person the next day April 21st. The person I spoke to was quite condescending but I sent the requested documents fast. I was then told i would receive a "strategy" phone call the next week. I didn't receive a phone call but called them and they said they were very busy helping other people and I should receive a call by 5/8 and instructed me to call if I did not. Today is the 8th and I did not receive a phone call. At this point I am not sure if it's a correct fit for me to continually try to reach them. I know they're really busy.

Taco dinner was back last night and while the prices are great, the meal left a lot to be desired…read more The fried taco bowls for the taco salads were over cooked, the oil used had to be old as it tasted that way, and the shells were soggy. Other than that the filling offerings were great. Unfortunately that makes me wonder about going back to try again.

Excellent folks Jena, Traci and Vikki VFW summerville are…read moregreat folks First person I met was Mr. Pete who signed for me. Great young kid Lindsay outstanding bartender If you come & Member Tuesday Taco is only 5 dollars During events it's cheap Small pitcher is three dollars Large one is five dollar If I am living next door I will be here only I knew because if Mr. Byron Stokes brother

The "Veterans" Golf Association has gotten like other large organizations, the members have gotten…read morelost in the blob. Its wrought with bureaucracy and regulations. Ironically, vets who took an oath to uphold the constitution cannot bring their constitutionally protected firearm with them to events. Furthermore, if you sign up for an event and cancel ahead of time, they claim your registration fee is not refundable just transferable. However, there is not a mechanism to transfer your fee they claim is transferable. The slow play is exhausting and even though they do a briefing on slow play they're too scared to enforce it. Additionally, they claim you cannot request to be paired with someone however if you're in good with the state director he'll pair you up. As usually hypocrisy has taken over this organization as well. It is entirely too expensive and other reviews are correct, you have to have quite a bit of money to play in most events. The skins games are a scam as well. They are geared towards the high handicap players winning. I've won events and walked away with a useless pin and no skins. I've also seen poor reviews blocked by the VGA, lots of integrity there. I don't recommend joining, just play with your buddies.

The Veteran Golfers Association (VGA) is a great way for veterans and their families to connect by…read moreway of their love for the game of golf. Or even if you don't love it (yet). Tournaments are set up across the country by state directors and are open to anyone enrolled in the VGA, no matter where they live. Members (players) are responsible for the course green fees but usually at a reduced rate negotiated by the director. And you may play a few courses you wouldn't otherwise. You gain points by playing and even more by playing well. Points go towards being eligible for regional finals and the nationals. I've played in a number of tournaments over the past few years, including the Western regional finals this year in Arizona. A couple of points that potential members might wonder about. One, tournaments aren't what you might imagine when a group of veterans get together. There's little overt military hyperbole and very little trash-talk, drunken carousing vets can unfortunately sometimes get wrapped up in. In fact, the VGA tries to make events family friendly, even if for any particular event it's just a bunch of guys showing up (Women veterans are eligible too but so far, the guys outnumber them considerably. That hopefully will change as VGA grows.) Past military experiences are often talked about but most conversation revolves around golf. I have yet to see much discussion of politics. Second, you don't need to be a great golfer, or even a good golfer. I'm mediocre (~20 handicap) and I fit right in. The tournaments are played by flights based on handicap but really, if you don't particularly care about 'winning', it's just like any round you might play, except with fellow vets. Although rounds are played according to USGA rules - with a couple of VGA modifications - it's still a pretty casual atmosphere. I'm a fan.

They didn't help when I asked for help after getting hurt in 09. They get all these people to…read moredonate then use the money for extravagant meetings and trips for there leadership.

Great caring staff. They make you feel welcome and treat everyone with individual care and…read morerespect. Not many people know that this place is here but they have been helping veterans get the benefits, health care, and care giver services they need to live productive lives. A rare gem to find an office with such knowledge and true dedication to helping others. I wish I cooukd give more stars because this office truely deserves it.

I didn't know much about the Veterans Administration until a few months ago. They have been so much…read morehelp to me. Very friendly staff! I'm forever grateful to them for being here!