Tips for your golf trip
From my years in the golf office I know at which points a golf trip goes wrong. So that you are spared that, you read here what you can settle before booking and what matters with a partner, with a group or on your own.
Booking a golf trip
To the topic →So that your golf holiday runs the way you planned it, you settle tee times, the golf package and course maintenance before you book.
Why your preferred tee time is goneIf you want to tee off at 10 a.m. on your golf holiday, you have to book the tee time together with the trip. I show you why the morning times go so early.Booking a golf trip
Reading a golf package: what is included and what costs extraBefore you book a golf package, you should know what the price includes and what you pay extra on site. In Vietnam I only found that out on the course myself.Booking a golf trip
Hollow-tined greens: ask about course maintenance before you bookIf you want to putt on good greens on holiday, you have to ask about the maintenance weeks of the golf course before you book. Here you learn what aeration and overseeding mean for your game.Booking a golf trip
Who you travel with
To the topic →If you travel alone, with your partner or with a group, you plan each golf trip differently. Here you read what to look out for in each case.
Organising a golf trip as a groupSo that your group does not pay twice on a golf holiday, only one of you should book and change things. In the golf office I often saw what can happen otherwise.Who you travel with
Golf holiday with a partner who does not playIf your partner does not play golf, it is mainly the hotel that decides whether you both enjoy the holiday. Here you learn what you can ask before you book.Who you travel with
Going on a golf trip aloneIf you go on a golf trip alone, the golf course mostly puts you into a flight with other guests. Here you learn how you get a tee time as a single player and how you find company.Who you travel with
Gifts
The book behind the website
Golftourismus: Dein Guide für Golfreisen
So that you know what happens behind the desk on your next golf trip, I have written down what I learnt in the golf office, the golf hotel and in sales. The book is written in German.
„Mit seinem Buch ‚Golf-Tourismus‘ wendet sich Autor Mirco Timm gleichermaßen an Golfreisende, Golf-Pros, Hoteliers und Reisebüros.“
Digital for €19.99, bound as a hardcover for €28.99. All three editions have the same content.
Paperback
You prefer reading on paper, marking pages and writing notes in the margin.
- Printed, with all illustrations
- Handy for looking things up
€19.99
Buy the paperback at AmazonISBN 9783819409967
Tip for travelling
E-Book
You have your golf travel knowledge with you at all times, while planning at home and on the road.
- Read it right after purchase
- As an EPUB on e-reader, tablet and phone
- Look things up quickly with search
€19.99
Buy the e-book at HugendubelISBN 9783819422157
Hardcover
You want the bound edition for your shelf or as a gift for a golfer.
- Hard cover
- A fine gift
€28.99
Buy the hardcover at AmazonISBN 9783759272669

