Planning an overseas golf trip involves more decisions than most travelers expect, and the ones you make early on tend to shape the entire experience. In this first episode of a 3 part series, D.J. and Connor walk through five key decisions every group faces before the planning even really begins: the type of trip, the invite list, your budget, DIY vs. a golf travel company, and custom vs. stock itineraries.If you're in the early stages of putting a trip together, this is the foundation.Key Points:Why mixing group types (buddies, couples, families) on the same trip creates more friction than most people anticipate.The #1 reason you should be selective with your invite list.Why the average overseas golf trip involves 40 to 50 individual plans and reservations.The difference between a trip being made for you and you being made for a trip.Connor's breakdown of how destination and season choices will impact your budget.Additional ResourcesHow to Plan a Golf Trip to Scotland – 14 Key DecisionsHow to Plan an Ireland Golf Trip – Breaking It Down
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Part 2 – Key Decisions for Planning a Golf Trip to Scotland, Ireland, and England
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