10 Questions to Ask Your Golf Tour Company – Part 2
Golf and the Good Life - Your Guide for Golf Trips Across the PondShow Notes
Quick heads-up: The first version of this episode had the audio from Part 1 instead of Part 2 (our bad!). It's been fixed, so without further ado, here is the real Part 2.
In the second half of this two-part series, Connor & D.J. continue the conversation with five more essential questions every traveler–especially group captains–should ask before selecting a golf travel company. From understanding what “custom” really means to ensuring your time off the course is just as memorable as your time on it, these final questions are designed to help you make an informed decision and keep your trip in the fairway.
Additional Resources
10 Questions to Ask Your Golf Tour Company
Do You Really Need a Golf Travel Company?
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