MY TOP GOLF TRAVEL TIPS FOR THE BEST HOLIDAY EVER

Mark Crossfield talks golf travel and how to get the most from your golf trip. If its long haul or a trip to Europe see what tips the gang have to help you enjoy your next golf in the sun holiday. Playing golf abroad offers some different challenges with travel and warmer temperatures. Make sure you are not caught out and make these simple mistakes that could make a fun golf trip harder. Golf in the sun with the right people should be some of the best times you have this Top 5 travel tips video should help you get the most from your hard earned relax time. From golf in Spin, golf in Portugal, golf in Turkey to golf trips around the world these guides can help you get the most from your golf holiday.

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26 thoughts on “MY TOP GOLF TRAVEL TIPS FOR THE BEST HOLIDAY EVER

  1. You mentioned one of my biggest pet peeves, USE appropriate tees! So many people think there is a "mens" tee or "ladies tee" and they must play that tee, there is no gender to the tee, yet here in the USA I hear and see this constantly people who can't break 100 playing the tips. Not only is that not enjoyable, but it is rude to the rest of us who are behind you because it takes you six hours to play a round.

  2. Mark… long shot but do you have a 915 or 917 3 wood? (preferably the 915 F model) 15 degrees in stiff you would be willing to sell? hate my aeroburner have to hit a big slice to keep it straight. Everyone I have looked at on eBay is skied like raymondos lol. thanks bruh

  3. I travel a fair bit long haul for my.sons golf and my work. Make sure you have the necessary power adapter to fit the countrys wall sockets. Also fully precharge devices, tooth brush, shaver etc

  4. Loads of little packing clubs safely tips, but they’re everywhere. Most important one for me if is definitely the last one. Playing good golf shouldn’t make or break your trip. Chances are you won’t play your best, so don’t stress when you skank it round Carnoustie.

    My other tip from playing Scotland was to play quirky shorter courses. Played some of the big names and I had more fun and played more true linksy creative golf on the shorter old courses like The Glen and Kilspindie. Don’t worry about the yards on the card.

  5. I'm loving all the tips, keep 'em coming…my travel tips: *get a travel bag that combines clubs and clothes so you can check the lot, then put your heavies such as golf balls and electronics and such into your carry on; *keep your golf bag packed at a bear minimum, you don't need a shag bag's worth of practice balls, just take a dozen and buy more if you lose them; *and for those of you with this mythical golfer's bum, for deity's sake buy some functional underwear will you? get some bamboo/cotton blend trunks and get rid of those bloody Y-fronts your mum bought you….but if it's the case that you like to take a dump after your morning shower, well, you're on your own

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