Haversham & Baker Golf Trips

Planning

Planning Your Golf Trip Across the Pond

If you're in the early stages of planning an overseas golf trip, you probably have questions. A lot of them.

 

Scan the websites for other golf travel companies and you'll notice how few of those questions actually get answered. The basics sit behind a thin FAQ or a "contact us," because every candid answer risks leading you to the conclusion that you could pull this off yourself and save a few dollars.

 

We take the opposite view. Our travelers have turned to us for 35 years because they know the knowledge and judgment of our Expedition Planning team can't be replicated from a search bar, and because the result is a trip shaped around exactly what they came for.

 

But that doesn’t mean that the underlying questions related to planning the journey simply disappear, especially if it’s your first overseas golf trip.

 

Our solution is the H&B Yardage Book. More on that below.

 

But if you're still weighing whether leading this trip is worth the effort, you might want to start here: What If This Time Was Different.

The Yardage Book

Imagine you're preparing to hit your approach shot to the Road Hole. Your Yardage Book provides the basic information needed for the task at hand, but it's the years of insight from your caddie that's going to shape your ultimate decision.

 

The combination of the H&B Yardage Book and your Expedition Planning Manager functions the very same way.

 

Inside our Yardage Book you'll find an array of in-depth articles dedicated to the very questions you arrived here hoping to answer.

 

You'll learn some of the most important factors to consider when choosing the right golf travel company. Spoiler Alert: It's not always us.

 

You'll learn what sets Haversham & Baker apart, and why private club Members overwhelmingly choose to travel with us. You'll get straight answers on caddies, Old Course tee times, how things work when you travel with Tourists (other companies call them non-golfers), and what happens on the rare chance that something goes wrong during your Expedition.

 

The Yardage Book will help get you there, but it's the people you'll meet below who will truly guide you around the course.

Planning Golf Trips to Scotland and Ireland
Planning Scotland & Ireland golf trips

Your Expedition Planning Team

Plenty of companies promise trips designed around you, then hand over a repackaged itinerary pulled from their website. Talk with our Planning Managers, and you'll notice the difference in the first conversation.

"Chris McConn is the consummate professional. The itinerary from start to finish was outstanding. Hard to improve your business model and processes."

Scott Price - Group Captain

"Use Mike Walters. The guy is aces. Prompt, honest, creative, detailed. The level of organization and detail was tremendous."

Matthew Bastian - Group Captain

"Connor Evers continues to be a superstar! He knows what we like and what is important to us on a golf tour. We have 100% faith in Connor's suggestions and he has always come through."

John Nicodemo - Group Captain

Your Concierge Team

Once the plan is set, this is who makes it all seamless. The reservations, the tours, the small requests, and the details you didn't think to ask about. All of which come together to separate a good trip from a great one.

"Whitney Hedrick made our restaurant and tour reservations and coordinated it all with our driver. The recommendations were great and it made it very easy for us. All we had to do is show up and enjoy the experience."

Ken Gillis - Group Captain

"I worked with Jess Klus the most. She responded immediately to my emails. Worked with me scheduling activities, dining reservations and made sure that if I needed anything to let her know. I’m sure she has many groups to keep track of and respond to, so I was impressed as to her responsiveness and understanding of what was being asked."

Robert Strack - Group Captain