Golf and Sleep: How Rest Affects Your Game
Sleep is one of the most overlooked parts of golf performance. A poor night's sleep affects focus, coordination, decision-making and mood: exactly the things golf demands. Good sleep helps you…
Topic
Golf trips
16 articles tagged “golf trips”.
Your First Overseas Golf Trip: A Step-by-Step Guide
Your first golf trip abroad is exciting, but there's a lot to think about: flights and clubs, tee times, handicap certificates, local customs and insurance. A little preparation turns it into a…
Golf Trips on a Budget: How to Travel for Golf for Less
Golf trips don't have to cost a fortune. With a little flexibility, you can play great courses in beautiful places for much less than the headline prices. The biggest savings come from choosing the…
Golf Travel Packing List: What to Take on a Golf Trip
Forgetting your golf shoes, rain jacket or handicap details can spoil a golf trip. A good packing list makes sure you have everything you need for the course, the clubhouse and the journey, without…
Solo Golf Travel: How to Enjoy a Golf Trip on Your Own
Travelling alone for golf can be wonderfully freeing. You play the courses you want, at your own pace, and meet golfers from all over the world on the first tee. With a little planning, solo golf…
Golf Trips for Large Groups: How to Organise a Big Golf Trip
Golf trips with a big group, whether a society tour, a stag trip or an annual outing with friends, can be the highlight of the golfing year. They also involve a lot of organisation: money, tee times…
Golf Road Trips: How to Plan a Driving Golf Adventure
A golf road trip, driving from course to course, is one of the most enjoyable ways to discover golf. You can play a variety of courses, explore towns and countryside along the way and travel at your…
Playing 36 Holes in a Day: How to Stay Fresh and Focused
Playing 36 holes in a day is a rite of passage for keen golfers. It happens on golf trips, in club championships and on long summer days when one round isn't enough. It's also tiring: eight or more…
Jet Lag and Golf Trips: How to Arrive Ready to Play
Long-haul golf trips to destinations such as Australia, Asia, the Middle East or across the Atlantic can be the trip of a lifetime, but jet lag can spoil the first few days. Tiredness affects your…
Golf Trips with Non-Golfers: How to Keep Everyone Happy
Golf holidays are wonderful for golfers, but what about the partner, family members or friends who don't play? With some planning, a golf trip can be a great holiday for everyone. The secret is…
Golf Cruises: How Golf at Sea and in Port Works
A golf cruise combines the relaxation of a cruise holiday with rounds at courses in the ports you visit. Some cruise lines offer dedicated golf programmes with arranged tee times, transfers and…
Golf Weekend Breaks: How to Plan the Perfect Short Golf Trip
Not every golf trip needs a week and a long-haul flight. A golf weekend, two or three days within a few hours of home, can be the perfect way to play new courses, spend time with friends and…