Your Expert Golf Expert Travel Advisor

The Old Course St Andrews Scotland

Hi! My name is Adam Wyler. I am your deluxe expert golf travel advisor. How many golfers have their own 'bucket list' of golf courses they want to conquer? Where would you dream that you would want to play those fantasy courses? England? Ireland? Scotland? How about right here in the United States? I will be help you determine exactly where to take your golf dreams to in the next year or two. For most serious golfers, the place to play your dream golf is in the birthplace of golf....Scotland. Courses such as St Andrews, Carnoustie, and Muirfield are just 3 of the world famous courses to play at in Scotland. Most Scottish golf courses are links-style. Many are built along the coast making wind almost always a factor in your shot selection. Natural dunes and rolling fairways are a Scottish trademark. Greens are firm and fast making the challenge endlessly engaging. Greens fee in both Scotland and Ireland are $400 per person, so be sure to factor that into your trip budget. Also, for both Scotland and Ireland golf, most tee reservations must be made 1 year in advance...with a few exceptions. I will be able to create a golf trip where we can build an itinerary that includes amazing tours of wineries and distilleries. Another wonderful place for golf is at the Walt Disney Resort in Kissimmee. Walt Disney World offers 4 championship golf courses over the 49 square miles of their complex. With it being 'The Happiest Place On Earth, it is a great place for golfers to bring their children and grandchildren for a vacation of a lifetime. Greens fees are substantially reduced if you stay at a Walt Disney-owned resort. Greens fees are less than in Scotland or Ireland and even lower if you stay at a Disney-owned hotel on property. Another great place in America to play golf is Hilton Head Island. The country's best known golf course designers, Pete Dye, Jack Nicklaus, and Arnold Palmer created the dozens of courses in the area. In addition to that, several of the courses are walkable! Australia has some amazing golf courses. There are beautiful courses in Southern California and Hawaii too. Just say the word, and I will create a great itinerary to either destination. You can play golf on all 7 continents. I would advise a multi-day stay to enjoy golf a few times on your trip. Make sure you bring your own golf clubs, because most golf courses will charge a golf club rental fee. Additionally, if you bring along someone who doesn't play golf, we can plan a full allotment of activities for them--including city tours, wine tastings and more! I look forward to hearing from you about your next Golf trip!