AI and Golf Travel Planning: What It Gets Right and Where It Falls Short
Golf and the Good Life - Your Guide for Golf Trips Across the PondShow Notes
“AI is a great researcher — but a terrible trip manager.”
In this episode, Connor and D.J. offer a candid look at how AI is shaping the way golfers are planning their overseas trips.
They unpack the benefits, the blind spots, and what makes a golf travel company like H&B essential for turning research into reality.
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About H&B Haversham & Baker Expeditions is the leading provider of international golf travel to America's private clubs and their members. Known as the "country club of golf travel," H&B has specialized in Golf and the Good Life in Scotland, Ireland, and Beyond since 1991.
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