Good food, great comraderie and community spirit and a haven for veterans and visitors alike…read more Recent changes in by-laws welcome non-veterans to participate in a host of events such as dinners, dances, car shows, karaoke, Texas Hold 'Em, Bingo, pvt parties, etc. Facilities include an updated Club Room, a large renovated Hall, a newly renovated Shelter house w/PR system, Pickle Ball court, Hoop court, soccer field, horse shoe pit. Of course, all Federal Military Holidays are commemorated, at the Post or at the adjacent State Silver Star Memorial Gardens.

Exellent shrimp dinner on 2nd and 4th Friday nights. Great group of veterans and nice friendly…read moreatmosphere. Also have additional menu items. Super service!

I'm as stubborn as they come to teach, yet Oscar has stuck with me, making sure that I understand…read morethe movements, not just mimic them. He is a true teacher at heart, making sure your development is for the long term, not just in the moment.

Membership Required. CASH ONLY! Ok, got those two key points…read moreout of the way. Now to rave about this place! I loved it. I've been wanting to check this place out since I moved down the street a few years ago. The bartend was super friendly and happily explained the membership requirement. I also got to chat to a few of the regulars. It is an intimate space, but it was really nice. It is all bar stool seating and there's a step up into the bar and then another couple of steps to the bathroom. So not ADA friendly, but like most bars they're just dealing with the cards they were dealt in the early 1900s when they were opened! Over all, you should go check it out if you're interested in finding your own little local watering hole.

The keyhole is a membership bar but you can just buy a membership when you get there. The day crowd…read moreis older and all regulars. The place is tiki themed. Not too shabby at all.

How confident are you? If you get nervous when asked to speak in front of a group or just want to…read moreimprove your communication skills, this is the place for you. A group of about 10-15 people meet the 1st and 3rd Thursdays of every month in Leawood for an hour lunch meeting. Typically, there are a couple 5-7 minute speeches that will be given and evalutated and then an opportunity for short "Table Topics" so everyone can practice thinking and speaking on their feet. My boss recommended that I join a Toastmasters group after she noted that I used "like" in conversations more than a Valley girl. That's embarrassing. At each meeting, there is a Grammarian/Ah-So Counter who reports how many times each person used a filler word, incorrect grammar, etc. Then the "winner" gets to take home the Wizard of Ahs trophy to remind them to speak more thoughtfully. After proudly earning this title for many meetings, I can say that I have definitely improved my speaking skills. I've been to other Toastmaster clubs and felt intimidated; this is a very diverse and welcoming group. Feedback is positive and constructive. You will always laugh. Guests are welcome anytime for free; check it out!

EVERY woman should go through this program ~ Women's Employment Network (WEN). It is a program…read morethat EMPOWERS women who are new to the workforce, re-entering the workforce or wanting to network. It consists of a 5 week program, that can be adjustable, according to what you need, for your desired occupation. Being brand new to Kansas City, I didn't know where to start, but I'm sure grateful that I stumbled upon this experience. I've not only enriched my knowledge on how to find a job that will love, but I've also made great friends and a solid support group, that I know I can always count on too!!! Best of all...it's FREE!!! Thank you WEN!

From the owner: WEN was founded by legendary Kansas City leaders the late Beth K. Smith and Marjorie Powell Allen…read more They were inspired by a successful women-focused employment program in San Antonio that emphasized self-esteem. Realizing the need for this vital service in our city, they created WEN, the only organization of its kind in the area. More than 5,400 women have graduated from WEN's programs. Thousands more have benefited from WEN's support services, community referrals, and other training. And countless children and family members beyond have better lives today, thanks to this remarkable organization.

Lovely little country club in the heart of Leawood. Came here for happy hour with a friend and…read moreenjoyed the salmon on salad. Service was great and atmosphere was pleasant. Not sure I would come here on my own but it was nice to be invited here by locals. Everyone seems to know everyone here - we ran into the local news anchor with her family here, which was cool. The views of the golf club are very nice and there are a few seating areas to choose from in the restaurant lounge areas.

I was a member of Leawood South for a few years after I moved south and left Milburn country club…read more I'll state up front that it was a huge let down moving from Milburn to Leawood South. Milburn was a club with great tradition from 1917, Leawood South was built in the late 1960's and has a vibe that is more suburban cul-de-sac than grand old club. Some people dig that vibe, I don't.... The golf course is a mixed bag. The front 9 is quite boring and seems like it could be part of a muni course. The back 9, on the other hand, is quite fantastic and dramatic; lots of elevation changes and much more challenging. The clubhouse is 1960's suburban cul-de-sac... Very functional but not much architectural grandeur here. I have friends that have been members at Leawood South for many years and they love it. A club is really more about the people than the course/clubhouse and Leawood South has great employees and a close knit member community. So don't read this review that Leawood South is not a fun place to be a member. It just has an average golf course and average club house from an architectural perspective.

Let's not act like you're coming here for the food. The food…read moreis mediocre at best, you are coming here for the atmosphere. This place puts off Cheers vibes. Live music during the summer. Great spot to catch the Chiefs game and have a beer or thirty

Female bartender on Friday nights is a snob. Very unfriendly. Added somebody else's Bill to my tab…read moreand when I questioned her about it and told her I'd already spoken to the owner she was all been out of shape. The bar is in major need of an overhaul.

Great group of Elks! MJ and Nikki are the best bartenders! Stop by when you are in town!read more

Welcoming group. Wish kids could join us to play pool and darts. Outside of that... great…read moreatmosphere and friendly bar staff. Hope to return.

Very welcoming and accommodating to American Legion members from other posts. Everyone there evoked…read morea sense of family.

Great place to play. Lots of regulars, so you know they treat you right. Snack bar has lots of good…read morefood.

Came for a privately catered luncheon and was very impressed. Not being a golfer myself I don't…read moreusually frequent country clubs but this exceeds the few I've visited. The room had great big windows overlooking the greens, was beautifully appointed with flowers and decor and had meticulous and yet still unobtrusive service. The lunch consisted of two different kinds of salad, a wonderful tomato bisque soup, tea sandwiches including some on croissants and a platter of desserts with humongous cookies or wedges of brownies. What a gorgeous layout and spread! Everything was made to impress. I would highly recommend this location for business meetings and luncheons.

Atmosphere, service, course, employees, members, experience... unbeatable! If anyone is considering…read morea country club, look to Hallbrook for top tier quality.