2027 Golf Trips Across the Pond – What You Need to Know
Golf and the Good Life - Your Guide for Golf Trips Across the PondShow Notes
The calendar may have just turned to 2026, but for anyone considering a 2027 golf trip to Scotland, Ireland, or England, the planning window is already open. In just a few short weeks, some of the most sought-after courses across the pond will begin opening their tee sheets for 2027 visitors. At some of these marquee venues, most, if not all, visitor availability often disappears in a matter of days. And in some cases, just hours. In this episode, Connor and D.J. share key details for planning your 2027 trip, as well as destination-specific insights and the impact of major events like The Open and the Ryder Cup. It's a timely conversation, rooted in the current realities of overseas golf travel, and a valuable listen for anyone looking ahead to 2027 or beyond.
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