Golf Event Planning

How to run a Ryder Cup style tournament for your group, from team sizes and captains to the sessions, points, handicaps, and the trophy. read more

A corporate golf outing puts clients, colleagues, or donors on the course for a day of easy, inclusive golf that builds real relationships. This organizer’s playbook walks through budget, format, sponsorships, gifts, and the run of show. read more

A corporate golf outing works only if the non-golfers and beginners actually want to come. This post covers the forgiving formats, beginner options, and real non-golfer roles that make the day inclusive and build the team. read more

A corporate golf outing usually costs $150 to $500 per player. Break down the real line items, price it by tier, and see how sponsorships and company budgets carry the bill. read more

A buddies cup is a cumulative points race that spans every round of a golf trip and crowns one overall champion. This guide covers the operational side, building the scoring, keeping a mixed field fair, and running it without a last-night spreadsheet meltdown. read more

Everything to pack for a multi-day golf trip, from the travel-bag decision and airline club fees to gear, weather-ready apparel, health items, and documents. Grouped so you can check straight off the list. read more

Golf tournament gifts and swag are what every player gets at check-in, separate from the prizes winners earn. This guide covers what to give, how to brand it, what to budget, and how to source it on time. read more

Picking a golf trip destination starts with your group, not a list of famous courses. A repeatable way to narrow the map, plus how stay-and-play packages actually work. read more

A best man’s playbook for a bachelor party golf trip, covering who covers the groom, picking a spot with golf and a night scene, formats that carry every skill level, and how to keep the guy of honor happy and in one piece. read more

A no-nonsense look at what a golf trip actually costs per person, broken down by budget, mid, and premium tiers, plus how to collect the money and split it so nobody drives home doing math. read more