Bucket-list courses on five continents. Historic links, mountain settings, and fairways carved from coastline. Schwan Travel Group plans the kind of golf trips people talk about for decades.
Every serious golfer has a list. The Old Course at St. Andrews. Royal County Down in a morning mist. Pebble Beach at sunset. Courses that don't just test your game, they change how you think about it.
Schwan Travel Group builds golf trips around those places, for groups of any size. Whether you're organizing an annual club trip, planning a milestone buddy trip, or looking to bring your country club's golf committee somewhere unforgettable, we handle every detail from tee sheet to return flight.
Golf travel at its best means courses you've watched on television, walked in your imagination, and always meant to play. These are those places.
Links golf at its most authentic: blind shots over fescue, greens that run at the mercy of the Atlantic wind, and a tradition that predates the rules of the game as we know them. Ireland and Scotland don't just have great golf, they have centuries of it built into the landscape.
Royal County Down, Ballybunion, Lahinch, Old Head of Kinsale, Waterville, St. Andrews (Old Course), Carnoustie, Royal Troon, Kingsbarns, Turnberry
Japan's golf culture is unlike anywhere else in the world: immaculate conditioning, unhurried rounds among playing partners who take the game seriously, and courses tucked into mountain valleys that feel removed from time. An unforgettable trip even when you're not on the course.
Hirono Golf Club, Kawana Hotel Golf Course (Fuji), Naruo Golf Club, Phoenix Country Club, Tokyo Golf Club
Snow-capped peaks, pine forests dropping to manicured greens, and air clean enough to add 10 yards to every club. The Rockies offer world-class resort golf in settings so visually overwhelming that a topped drive is almost forgivable. Almost.
Banff Springs Golf Course, Silvertip Resort, Kananaskis Country Golf Course, Stewart Creek Golf Club
Thailand, Vietnam, and China have spent two decades building some of the most dramatic courses in the world. Warm weather year-round, world-class design at a fraction of the cost of equivalent courses elsewhere, and a travel experience rich enough to justify the flight on its own.
Black Mountain Golf Club (Thailand), Laguna Lang Co (Vietnam), Mission Hills (China), Bali National Golf Club, Springfield Royal Country Club
Palm Springs, Scottsdale, and Las Vegas offer a different kind of bucket-list golf: resort courses at their absolute finest, with warm mornings, dramatic high-desert terrain, and an ease of travel that makes a long weekend feel like a full trip. Perfect for groups who want world-class golf without crossing an ocean.
PGA West, Shadow Creek, TPC Scottsdale (Stadium Course), Troon North, Wolf Creek, Paiute Golf Resort, Westin Kierland Golf Club
Golf trips work best when the logistics are invisible and the playing partners already know each other. We plan them for groups like these.
Many clubs host annual golf trips as a member benefit or social tradition. Schwan Travel Group can build a repeatable framework that makes your club trip something members look forward to booking every year: consistent quality, fresh destinations, straightforward sign-up. We've worked with clubs from 8 to 80 travelers.
Golf organizations have specific needs around structure, competition format, and group dynamics. We coordinate tee sheets for large groups, help manage scoring and event formats, and build itineraries that work for a range of skill levels without anyone feeling rushed or left out.
Four friends or twenty who all want to play the same course at the same time. We handle the accommodations, transfers, tee times, and every logistical detail that turns a great idea into a trip that actually happens, without anyone spending a month in a group chat planning it.
Organizing golf travel for a group is genuinely complicated. Tee time logistics, pace-of-play coordination, mixed skill levels, travel delays, companions who don't golf. We've done this before, and we do it well.
Tell us where you've always wanted to play, how many are in your group, and what kind of trip you have in mind. We'll handle everything else.