Tips for Golf Trip Captains – Leading Your Group Like a Pro
Golf and the Good Life - Your Guide for Golf Trips Across the PondShow Notes
If you've ever served as the lead planner of a golf trip, you know it can be a thankless task that turns into a part time job.
In this episode, Connor & D.J. share some essential tips for golf trip leaders – also known as Captains at H&B.
The insight is valuable whether you're planning a golf trip to Scotland or Scottsdale, and serving as the Captain or just tagging along.
Additional Resources
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