Off Course is back this week with a fantastic show and this is episode 303. Hosted by Dan Edwards, each Friday we give you a deep look into the world of golf and equipment in a way unlike any other podcast has done before. Today, GolfBreaks joins the show to discuss and share insight on where you should go on your next golf trip.
It wouldn’t be Off Course without some tangents, but Dan and the GolfBreaks teams dive into many topics including catering to a variety of golfers with different trip goals and breaking down how it all comes together. This show has a lot going on and is one you will not want to miss as GolfBreaks goes Off Course.

Episode 303 is here and Dan and Golfbreaks discuss the following topics and a whole lot more.
Introducing Chris and Kerney
Understanding Golfbreaks History and Goals
Breaking Down How a Trip Comes Together
Catering to a Variety of Golfers Needs
Where Should You Go?
And so much more
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This was a super interesting show. You can tell these two love what they do.
This one sounds fun.
St George, Utah. Interesting! That’s a beautiful area, but I never really thought of it being a golf destination. I’m going to have to check that out.
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St George, Utah. Interesting! That’s a beautiful area, but I never really thought of it being a golf destination. I’m going to have to check that out.
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I feel like that’s an area I see all the time on IG thanks to the ‘ol algorithm.
Looks pretty incredible
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I feel like that’s an area I see all the time on IG thanks to the ‘ol algorithm.
Looks pretty incredible
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Have you ever been to Utah? It’s unreal in places.
This could be a fun listen, think I will put it on this morning
Listening this on the drive in today!
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Have you ever been to Utah? It’s unreal in places.
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I have not!
We will hopefully be taking a trip west in the next few years with the kids
This is pretty fascinating. I can’t imagine booking a 30 day golf trip though lol
Love the conversation about the logistics part of an overseas trip. If I ever make it over there, this is exactly why I would use this company. It just makes so much sense.
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Love the conversation about the logistics part of an overseas trip. If I ever make it over there, this is exactly why I would use this company. It just makes so much sense.
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Imagine how much time you’d save not having to plan every step of the way. I know how much time I spent just planning a quick trip to FL with my kids.
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Have you ever been to Utah? It’s unreal in places.
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I have driven through Utah a time or 2 and it’s one of the most beautiful places in this country. I can only imagine the golf. About to head to office and start this pod.
will give it a listen this afternoon after watching the Open.
coming hard on the heels of my trip overseas (and having been to Utah a few times too), it should be very interesting.
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Imagine how much time you’d save not having to plan every step of the way. I know how much time I spent just planning a quick trip to FL with my kids.
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Yeah, exactly. That’s one of the things I like about this a lot. They plan everything for you. You just show up and play golf and have a good time. Not to mention if there’s a problem, you have someone you can call and it’s not your fault lol
Its very interesting this is the guest and topic. I have nothing to do golf wise and have been tinking with a trip. I’ll tune in soon
About to be on the road for an hour to meet up with a buddy for golf. Throwing this on just to hear sweet [USER=2320]@Canadan[/USER] ’s voice
Listened to first 1/3 on way in. I agree w/ [USER=2320]@Canadan[/USER] … I want my trips to be “how much do I owe?” I have a family friend who does our family vacations and it’s wonderful. She just hits my CC and takes care of the rest.
I would love to start up a golf trip w/ friends and to be able to do the same. Looking forward to hearing the rest of the pod.
Fantastic golf in that area. It’s an easy 7 hour drive from here. This it is high on my “where next list”
(U thought I was replying to @Hawk about St George)
Excited for this topic.
Really enjoyed this one. I learned a lot of the origins of Golfbreaks when writing their into to THP article, but hearing a couple of voices to go with the brand was certainly nice. I couldn’t imagine a 30 day trip, until they kind of described the scenario and then it seems more feasible.
Also, I’m adding Portugal and Utah to my list of areas I want to visit for golf. I think my dream Ireland trip was usually focused more on the SW side, but now they have me thinking the NW side might be a better way to break into Irish golf.
BTW the photos of these courses in St. George Utah are crazy.
Literally had never heard of golfbreaks before today but that website is exciting.
Just walk talking about getting another golf trip planned earlier this week. Timely.
Look forward to listening tonight. Currently planning a Pinehurst trip next year.
Such an interesting listening experience.. The Cali dude and the English dude are completely different. Cali dude. Pretty fast talking very west coast. Then English dude cool accent, much smoother in cadence.
Also seeing that there is $250 off for a trip as long as it’s booked before the end of the month is pretty enticing.
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This is pretty fascinating. I can’t imagine booking a 30 day golf trip though lol
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I’ve gotta say, I wouldn’t mind having 30 day golf trip money 😂
I really enjoyed the show. I like the perspective of playing different style of courses and the flexibility needed (particularly for late bookers). I can’t imagine a 30 day golf trip, but I’m excited to find out once I both hit the lottery and retire!
listened to it this afternoon. good to see there are services like this out there
I just listened to this and it is an interesting business model. I knew trips were popular but the longevity of this business model and company really surprised me.
Well done [USER=2320]@Canadan[/USER]
One question I had [USER=2320]@Canadan[/USER] – how full service is the company? I’m sure many would find it intimidating driving in the UK (opposite side of the road and opposite turns would be problematic for most in the US). Do they offer transportation in addition to accommodation and tee times?
Really interesting episode. I enjoyed learning more about the business especially since I’ve considered using them before. Might need to inquire about that Utah trip since the Black Desert looks amazing on TV.
This was a great listen. Who wants to start up a golf tip? Golf Breaks FTW.
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This was a great listen. Who wants to start up a golf tip? Golf Breaks FTW.
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Did you look up the place in Utah that was mentioned? Let’s go.
Got another 4 hour drive tomorrow and am very much looking forward to this one.
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Did you look up the place in Utah that was mentioned? Let’s go.
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Of course… seems like we can fly out of same airport. What you wanna do?
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BTW the photos of these courses in St. George Utah are crazy.
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St. George is a beautiful area, and it’s not that far from Mesquite, NV either, where there are several really good courses. I’d love to do a St. George/Mesquite trip.
I am one that loves planning and travel details. We always try the best combo of resort stay and plays and staying at some Marriott properties with points and the best courses in the area for the old budget.
From both a QC standpoint and the fun of booking, of having something to do during a downtime (free period) I much prefer to book my own things. But for those who are super duper busy and just go along with things (how much do I owe and when do you need it) this sort of thing is terrific. It saves time researching and that sort of thing.