Provided helpful advice when I needed a place to rent for an event. The quick reply was nice. Thank…read moreyou!

From the owner: Did you serve in the Marines? Were you an FMF Sailor? Come join your brothers and sisters in the…read moreMarine Corps League. We are a veterans service organization that is involved in community service in the Durham and Raleigh area. Come join us for a meeting on the second Thursday of the month. Dinner is served at 6 and the meeting starts at 7. We meet at the Triangle Shooting Academy in the Brier Creek area. Let's get your adventure started again!

Absolutely amazing location that is kind enough to provide the members of Venturing Crew 505 and…read moreBoy Scout Troop 505 a location to call home!

I visited this beautiful facility with a group of Of…read morevolunteers and was given a tour by Lisa Assistant Executive Director- of this beautiful institution- it takes Veterans under the age of 50 - usually no charge - just a beautiful organized facility with library - up To date technology center - laundry area - dining area - the design of the facility all laid out to assist those with accessible needs. This location is tucked back back behind an older Psychiatric Facility located in Butter N.C. - lots of area to walk and work out. We were treated with much courtesy and respect. Beautiful out lay of the building- many designs for accessibility and those with accessible needs.

Recently joined the Legion! I'm looking forward to volunteering and supporting the veterans in…read moreneed. Cold beer is also a huge plus!!

I was getting a few chairs ready for a line dancing class that happens every Wednesday evening when…read morean older, female staff member walked into the room interrogating me. I had taken class there many times and had seen the staff member act suspiciously similar to other patrons, but I wasn't prepared for this interaction that left me never wanting to set foot in that establishment ever again. After her unnecessary interrogation, which I tried to politely respond to, she left for a few minutes, then walked back into class on two separate occasions to complain about me to the instructors while I was in the same room. I was a paid customer and the instructors are longtime renters of the community center. As if that wasn't bad enough, the staff member waited until I was near the entrance, bumped into me, then directed her attention to the thermostats. There were a lot of patrons in the room, so it was quite hot. The thermostats were set to 71, but she felt the need to turn them both to 72. After raising the temperature in the room, she finally walked back behind the bar. As a paid customer who was simply volunteering his time to help set up the room for dance class, the treatment I received from this staff member was deeply unfortunate. I will never do business there again.

Awesome place, awesome people! Love seeing the veterans together, and doing what's right for them!read more

It was about time I met a few of my kind on this new ground I was covering. (Recently moved North…read moreCarolina) A collection of amazing individuals. This book club is to be able to share experience, insight and secrets. Aside from the obvious of discussing books of all sorts. Whether a Writer, Author or just a reader. I attended the final meeting for the year and was able to contribute to the new years reading lists. Which also has Author appearances for 8 out of the 12. Pretty rad. There was a book gift exchange and I got to unwrap 2 new books! (nerd moment) The coordinator of the club is Alice an amazing real life character, Author and Editor. She was great and inviting. As well as the other folks. This club is open to the public. (No hecklers allowed) Meet up is last Friday of every month. I will try to put up a list of the books and Authors of our upcoming year as a picture if anyone is interested.

Our all woman veterans group held quarterly meetings at this location. Most of the experiences were…read morepositive. The last meeting we held in December of 2024 was followed by a letter by the post adjutant with multiple unfounded allegations of leaving the post "so dirty it took 3 members 90 minutes to clean." We never used the kitchen, yet were accused of leaving it dirty. When we tried to call this person we were ghosted. They were also emailed repeatedly We never received a return phone call or a response to the emails. A mature, adult discussion should have transpired. A simple conversation would have cleared up the unfounded accusations AND we would have returned immediately to clean up anything that was left. We can't help but believe that if we were an all male organization this would have been treated differently. Unfortunately because of bad faith of one person in the AL Post 67 organization a previously wonderful fellowship was broken.

They have great efforts in engaging the community and helping youth in many programs. Veterans can…read morecome together in community and support each other in an uplifting network. Thank you veterans!

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.

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.

We went here for a wedding. It was a beautiful venue! The ceremony was held on the lawn at 4pm…read more Cocktail hour was outside in the patio. And dinner and dancing was in the dim all room. All the workers were friendly, helpful and hard working. The venue itself was beautiful! Decorations and ambiance was wonderful. Weather cooperated. People seemed happy with their food. I had their beef, while my friend had halibut. We both ate all our food! The women's bathroom was impressive! It had fabric hand towels along with a refreshing station: breath mints, hair spray, dry shampoo, panty liners, tampons, gentle face wipes, and slippers! It was awesome. All the girls were happy for the night! The only reason why I gave 4 stars instead of 5 stars is because there were several, not just one, issues with the sound system and the music during the ceremony. I don't know how much it cost, but because this is a private golf club, I have higher standards for making sure the audio was correct if it was my wedding. The person played the wrong song for the bride's walk down the aisle, they had to restart the bridesmaid song because it wasnt long enough, the officiant's lavalier microphone kept cutting out, and the hand held mic for the bride and groom to say their vows didn't even work so they had to use the officiant's lavalier. It might be my protective nature and wanting my friend (the bride) to have an amazing wedding. Overall it was great.

My wife and I had a blast at the UNC Ophthalmology holiday party held at the Governors Club in…read moreChapel Hill earlier this month. Simply put, it was a great event with excellent and food, drink, and service provided by the club. There was a dance floor and DJ too. I hadn't heard of the Governors Club until we were invited to this event. I looked up the club online beforehand. The first comparison that came to mind for me is TPC Sugarloaf in Duluth, Georgia (outside of Atlanta), just because I'm from Atlanta and I'm familiar with TPC Sugarloaf. Both are private, gated, country club communities with lots of big houses and 27 holes of golf. In the case of Governors Club, the course was designed by Jack Nicklaus. I thought it was impressive/interesting, but not too surprising, that Chapel Hill had a private neighborhood like this. It's something you expect to find in bigger metropolitan areas, but Chapel Hill and the Triangle do have affluent populations that can support a neighborhood of this scale. According to the club's website, this is the only private golf club community in the Triangle that is gated. There are over 900 homes. It's a big site. Doing a quick view of available homes, I saw a 3-bed, 3-bath, 3,600-square-foot home with a list price of $750,000 up to a 4-bed, 6-bath, 8,325-square-foot home with a list price of $2,785,000. Not your typical Triangle home prices. We visited at night, so I wasn't able to get a good look at the houses and golf course as we made the windy drive to the clubhouse. But from what I was able to see, the Governors Club neighborhood reminded me of what Lee Trevino once said about the Country Club of the South in Johns Creek, Georgia -- words to the effect of, "Every house is a clubhouse." I don't think it was that pronounced here, but the thought did come to mind. There are other clubs with the name "Governors Club" or similar around the country. For example, in Acworth, Georgia, there's Governors Towne Club. The course there was designed by Wake Forest grad Curtis Strange, but I digress. *This* Governors Club was founded in 1988. Despite its age, the parts of the clubhouse that I saw looked up-to-date and in great condition. It's a sign of a healthy membership and perhaps a thriving club, in my opinion. I've been in my fair share of country club clubhouses over the past three decades. Some clubs have fared better than others since the Great Recession. Governors Club looks good. I guesstimate the party I attended had roughly 80+ guests. There were two parties going on the Saturday night of our visit, one on the first floor of the clubhouse and ours on the second floor. The room was beautiful, floor to ceiling. Just really nice and elegant - what you'd expect of a top-tier club. There was a bar, dinner buffet, carving station, and a dessert table. As mentioned in the first paragraph of this review, I thought the food, drink, and service was excellent. The buffet had Caesar salad, a variety of pastas (meat, seafood, vegetarian), and enchiladas. The carving station featured beef tenderloin. The desserts were a colorful assortment of mini, finger-food desserts, from small cheesecake bites to cones filled with delectable vanilla and chocolate frosting. I thought the chef(s) and staff did a wonderful job. The Christmas tree inside the front part of the clubhouse was gorgeous, as was the clubhouse in general. They did a terrific job with the look and decor here. It was classy, modern, and stylish. I'd love to return and play 18 sometime.