Come explore the best options for 36 hole days in Scotland, Ireland, and England.

From legendary double-round destinations like Muirfield and Sunningdale, to smart pairings and underrated “second courses,” Connor & D.J. share both planning tips and personal favorites.

Whether you’re building an itinerary or just daydreaming, this episode is packed with insight for when you want to double up.

Highlights include:

• The “Legends” of the 36-hole day: Muirfield, Sunningdale, and Royal St. George’s.

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• Favorite same-day pairings across Scotland, Ireland, and England.

• Why "second courses" deserve a second look.

• A Planner’s take on what makes or breaks a 36-hole itinerary.

• DJ and Connor’s personal top picks.

Additional Resources:

The Best 36-hole Days Across the Pond

The Complete Guide to Muirfield

The Complete Guide to Sunningdale

7 Things to See at Royal St. George's

In this episode, Connor & D.J. explore the wisdom of playing one course a second time during your golf trip to Scotland, Ireland, or England.

They explain why doing so often leads to better golf, sharper memories, and a more relaxed experience.

You'll also learn planning strategies, specific courses where repeat rounds are most viable, and why quality tops quantity when it comes to golf at its finest.

Additional Resources

Play It Twice: Why You Should Play a Course Twice on Your Golf Trip

The Swilcan Package is one of the four key ways to land a tee time on The Old Course at St. Andrews.

In this timely episode, DJ and Connor walk through how the application works, why the odds—though long—are still worth a shot, and what to know before you apply.

As the 2026 window opens, it’s a useful listen for this year and future trips alike.

Additional Resources

Send Us Your Old Course at St. Andrews Story

Apply for the Swilcan Package

The Complete Guide to Old Course at St. Andrews Tee Times

This week, the Irish Open returns to the K Club. With the 2026 venue still unannounced (as of this recording) Connor & D.J. discuss where they'd like to see the Irish Open held in the future.

From the usual suspects near Dublin to a few logistically challenging choices, the picks all show off the outstanding links golf in Ireland.

Additional Resources

7 Things to See at Portmarnock Golf Club

The Complete Guide to St. Patrick's Links & the Rosapenna Resort

7 Things to See at Ballybunion Golf Club

7 Things to See at Old Head Golf Links

A common question we receive from Members preparing for their Expedition is simple: What should I read before I go?

In this episode, Connor and D.J. share their curated list of books and other great reads that will both pass the time before departure and enrich your understanding of golf across the pond.

From the legends of Old Tom Morris to modern reflections on links golf and architecture, these recommendations offer history, insight, and a deeper connection to the courses you’ll soon walk.

Mentioned in this Episode

• The Long Golden Afternoon: Golf's Age of Glory

• Tommy's Honour

• The Confidential Guide to Golf Courses: Vol. 1

• The Golfer's Journal

• Searching in St. Andrews

• A Course Called Scotland / Ireland

• Golf Architecture by Alister MacKenzie

• Monarch of the Green

• An American Caddie in St. Andrews

• James Finegan Trio

Your first day across the pond can set the tone for your entire golf Expedition.

In this episode, Connor & D.J. share practical advice to help your trip get off to a smooth start. From managing flight arrivals and tee time expectations to arrival-day golf and sightseeing.

Whether it’s your first trip or your fifth, this episode is packed with insights to help you hit the ground running.

Additional Resources

The Most Important Day of Your Golf Trip

In this episode, D.J. and Connor break down the key differences between golf travel in the U.S. and across the pond.

From private clubs and tee times to hotel rooms and daily logistics, they cover the quirks, surprises, and what every traveler should know before heading to Scotland, Ireland, or England.

Additional Resources

How Overseas Golf Travel Differs from the U.S.

With so much preview content already swirling around this year’s Open at Royal Portrush, we decided to take a different approach.

In this episode, we trade analysis for reflection, sharing personal memories of The Open and what makes Royal Portrush and the surrounding area such a special place.

From the storied Dunluce Links to our favorite spots nearby, we revisit the experiences that have stayed with us and explore why The Open remains simply without equal.

Additional Resources

The Complete Guide to Royal Portrush

9 Things to See Near Royal Portrush

Book Mentioned in Episode - The Long Golden Afternoon by Stephen Proctor