We were married at the Treyburn Country Club a few decades ago. I can't shake how they ruined our…read morewedding dinner. My husband is a carnivore and I am a vegetarian. We had carefully discussed the menu with them prior, including doing preliminary tastings deciding on salmon for the meat eaters and a vegetarian pasta entree for the vegetarians which included me and a few of my friends. At the wedding dinner they completely forgot the vegetarian pasta and scrambled to find something to feed us vegetarians. They gave us plain white boiled rice with no sauce and boiled carrots. Apparently this was the best they could do. No joke. For real. I think prisoners at the Penitentiary get much better meals than what I got at my own wedding. I basically went hungry on my own wedding night and to this day every time I think about it, I feel sick to my stomach. They credited us monetarily for the miserable vegetarian "entrees" but didn't seem very apologetic at all. The Treyburn employee we worked with who was responsible for the incredible foulup was a lady with the initials J.D. I'm very happily married, but Treyburn ruined my actual wedding and they really didn't care. I absolutely do NOT recommend Treyburn.

An absolutely gorgeous place for a wedding. They did a great job of decorating the space, of…read moresetting it up and breaking it down, of making sure the guests were comfortable and happy... They might even deserve credit for the perfect weather that evening!

HVCC is a fantastic country club, particularly if you are a golfer. The course is a tough par-70,…read morebut not penal. The course was designed by Donald Ross and was built in 1926. It is a beautiful walking course and when I'm playing by myself, I can typically play 9 holes in about 1:40. The golf course is really the difference-maker for Hope Valley, as it stands up very well to any course in NC. There was a PGA tour event here in the 1940s, so you know that the layout is strong. Hope Valley is a private club with an initiation fee. There are three levels of membership - SOCIAL (which allows you to use the pool, the restaurants and play golf 6 times a year - for a fee); TENNIS (which is social plus free access to the 7 clay and 2 hard tennis courts; GOLF (all the golf, tennis, pool, etc that you want) - and if you walk, there is no incremental charge for golf. I would say that the average monthly charge for family golf is $500, so you really have to like to play golf. If you play tennis, there are a lot of leagues and weekly events - like men's night, where the pro splits everybody up into even matches. After 2 hours of play, folks hang out and drink beer in the moonlight. It makes for a fun evening.

Every few months, we hold company meetings at this beautiful venue. The service is always top…read morenotch. The staff is extremely attentive and work very hard to keep the day flowing seamlessly. Kirby, one of the staff members, is simply superb. He remembers me from previous events and even had my drink order memorized. He is personable and truly works to keep the clientele happy. He served us all with a smile despite the fact that he had his college calculus final the next day. You honestly would not know if he was under any stress or pressure. Kirby is an absolute gem giving a great customer service experience.

This might be my favorite course layout wise. The course from the back tees play just over 6000…read moreyards but with several dog leg holes it makes accuracy a premium. That, or you need to have confidence in your driver to cut the dog leg off. There are a lot of elevation changes as well. The course is not the most manicured course I've played but the greens were very good except one that looked to be fairly recently redone. ( club house attendant said they had redone all the greens in the last 3 years ). Some of the tee boxes grass was a little long as well. Most of the bunkers were in good shape. Don't let the minor negatives keep you from playing the course though. The club house attendant said the course was purchased from a foreclosure so I assume they are having to bring the course back. They are on the right track. Staff was great and talkative. Price was very reasonable and included cart rental. I will play this course again anytime I am back for work!

Great course for the money and nice people working there. Greens are in good shape and carts are…read moregreat with the GPS

Love this golf course. It has a challenging layout and the fairways are generous and the greens are…read morelarge and fast. The staff is wonderful too. Kevin in the Pro Shop is always friendly and the ladies in the grill are so nice even if I'm just walking through. The facilities are well maintained and spotless.

The areas most reasonable, challenging and friendly golf course. We were promptly greeted and…read morethanked for picking Hillandale Golf Course then thoroughly enjoyed our round. We will be making this our new home course!

It was in pretty good shape today. Still needs help drying out more cause the bunkers are…read moreunplayable. Solid for the weekend price.

Came here for a team outing for work. Sara B was our server and she was awesome. She was fast and…read moregot us everything we wanted. Our orders were correct and everything was good. We ordered a lot of food and she was so nice about everything. We had so much fun playing the games.

Fun for all ages…read more I've been coming to Drive Shack for years. It is a great place for golf enthusiasts but the computerized games, other cool games, and vibe here can entertain anybody. Venue: multiple floors and has bays - bays either include high top tables or lounge sofa with table. Huge complex with full bar and other entertainment items. Basic Golf clubs are provided for each bay. Food: well, I can't say they have good food here but don't really come here for food. Although it would be awesome if they can improve their food menu and quality. Tried their nachos (not in menu anymore), sliders, pretzel sticks, fries. Very mediocre at best. Beers on tap change different season. I thought espresso martini was pretty decent. Service: it's mostly great but once in a while there is a "miss" on service: long wait, forgetting order etc usually on busy weekend. But most staffs are very friendly and eager to help. Price: I hate the bay price here. It's very pricey especially on the weekend for 2 people. 2 hour play is $100- if you order food and drinks, it adds on quick. and there is a tip slot counting the bay price. And yet I return like a sucker.

I think this place pretty decent for the price. The layouts pretty challenging. The greens are in…read moregreat shape. I like it because it's pretty peaceful and not that busy. It's about 26 from Brier Creek area.

The pool has been absolutely perfect this season! Some new tables and chairs. Staff very attentive!read more

I'm a 30 yr miniority member that has just been banned from the property for 2yrs. I found out by…read moreinquiring to one of the board members if I needed to write a resignation letter or not because I was resigning due to unfair treatment of the clubs miniority members. Only to receive a text back saying, the board banned me from the property for 2yrs because I mentioned bringing a gun onto the property. To show you how "blacks" are viewed, I never said no such thing and no one ever asked for my truth. Instead, automatic ban. I've been complaining since new management took over how the people being allowed on the course are not following course rules, and how disrespectful the seem to be towards myself and my golfing buddies that are also members. I said to HER, "it has gotten so bad (the disrespect) that I feel like I have to play a round a golf with my gun in my bag, and that I didn't want to be part of an organization that'll how me feeling this way. And there was a witness! Instead I'm banned from the property because the BOARD could care less for its miniority members. GOLF IS A GENTLEMENS SPORT. AT KINDERTON COUNTRY CLUB, THEY MEAN ONLY WHITE GENTLEMEN.

My friend and my experience at this course was relatively fine until we were bullied by a member of…read morethe board of directors, G.R. Campbell. I am from the north, and have heard much about southern hospitality. It seemed like it was true until this interaction because everyone we interacted with before him was nice. We were on the 10th hole when we spotted the guy on the course. He was behind us moving very quick as a single. We had finished teeing off on 11 when he finished 10. As we were playing 11, I looked back to see him posing on the tee box like Gandalf the great from The lord of the rings. Then on 11, he hit his drive before I had hit my second shot. He is an older man so he didn't come close, but I would say 40 yards away. This was, obviously, something I was kind of upset about, however I didn't say anything until we got to the 12th tee where I asked if he wanted to play through, but also asked about the shot he hit into us. I believe my words were "Man you almost hit us there (jokingly with a fake laugh)" and he was pissed. He shook my hand aggressively and asked for my name before we asked him and he introduced himself as a member of the board of directors. When he shook my friend's hand, my friend asked him for his name, and he stepped into my friend as if to intimidate us before introducing himself. Then proceeded to aggressively inform us on how rude it was to not let him pass on 10. He also "discreetly" mentioned how he could easily get us kicked off the course. He seemed like he was in a bad mood, and was taking it out on us. The interaction totally killed my golf mojo. Since he is a member of the board of directors, I feel as thought I can totally be mad at the institution and not him specifically. He should be held responsible for the club if he is on the board of directors. Other than that it was a great course, and I thought the course was well designed. I really like the 18th hole. We complained to the pro shop, however they said "there is nothing we can do". To be honest, I didn't want a refund (although that would have been nice). I wanted him to be held responsible. it was very disappointing for such a great course.

Can't believe I paid to play this course today. The greens were a 4 out of 10 and that was the…read morehighlight.in the 9 holes played, I may had 5 shots on grass whether it be in the fairway or rough. On many tees you couldn't get a tee in the ground...and overprice. I would avoid

I do my best to avoid this course on the weekends. We call it slow-cconeechee. A 5+ hour round…read moreis not uncommon. A big problem we've seen is people walking on the weekends, really slowing things down for everyone. I generally like the course layout and the conditions are often quite decent. It may be one to avoid if there was recent rain, as it can get quite muddy (and probably cart path only if that 's the case). And so, it's a fine course, good booking system for tee times, but it can really be slow and frustrating. Price is decent, staff is friendly, carts are good, and course conditions are typically pretty nice.

Best private country club in the Raleigh, Wake Forrest, Durham, and Cary area…read more Hasentree Golf Club is a beautifully maintained, strategic course with undulating fairways, smart bunkering, and scenic holes. Fun and challenging for all skill levels, it rewards thoughtful shot-making and is a standout layout in the Wake Forest area.

A great staff of professionals particularly in the Golf Shop.. special shoutout to Jack and Jim…read more.. thisFazio course is in remarkable condition... Tuff and challenging and the greens are like velvet... the triangle best!!!