Are you preparing everything for your golf holiday? We are happy about that! Which things you should not forget during your holiday, we have summarized for you here.
Packing list golf equipment
- Golf club card
Are you a member of the golf club in your holiday destination? Then don’t forget your golf club card - Racket bag / trolley
Of course, your golf bag or golf bag with all the golf equipment should not be missing. - Golf club
A golf holiday without clubs? That won’t work. -
Racket hoods
When it comes to your golf clubs, don’t forget the protective headcovers or club hoods. -
Rain Cover
In the same way, the rain cover for your bag should not be missing, because it keeps your bag dry and clean even in the rain. - Tees & Golf Balls
Always take enough golf balls with you on holiday. Which golf balls and tees you choose depends entirely on your needs.
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Pitch fork
The pitch fork should also not be forgotten so that you can touch up pitch marks on the green. -
Golf Towel
Of course, for the quick removal of dirt on your golf clubs, the Golf Towel should not be missing. -
Ballangel
Is there dense undergrowth or water surfaces on the golf course? Then it’s better not to give up your ball fishing rod. -
Rangefinder
In order for you to be able to estimate the distance from the tee to the flag in the best possible way, it is advisable to always carry the rangefinder with you, even on a golf holiday. -
Score counter
Of course, your score counter should not be missing for scoring. -
Spikes
More grip on the delicate green with your spikes.
Download “Packing List Golf Equipment” as a PDF file.
Packing list: suitcases for golf holidays
The suitcase for your golf holiday should be perfectly packed for everyday life as well as for the green. If you are flying on a golf holiday, you should definitely check the baggage regulations of your airlines before packing.
Packing clothes for your golf holiday*
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Underwear
For each day of vacation, one pair of underwear plus 1-2 safety reserves. - Socks, stockings
You will need socks for everyday wear as well as sports socks for the court. - Jacket, Rain Jacket
Unfortunately, we all have no control over the weather. Therefore, always take a jacket and rain protection with you. -
Shorts
Whether for the square, a city trip or a short walk. One or more shorts should not be missing. -
Long pants
Long pants for cold or rainy days as well as for arrival and departure are always recommended. - Dresses & Skirts
For example, if you are planning a nice dinner or a visit to the theater, you should not forget about the appropriate dress or skirt. - Shirts & Blouses
Shirts or blouses should also always be packed for nicer occasions. - Sweaters & long tops
Whether to put on in the evening or for colder days on the green. - Polo shirts
The polo shirt can always be shown off both at golf and at dinner. - T-Shirts & Tops
Ideally, pack a T-shirt or top for every day.
- Sleepwear
What you always forget: your pajamas or sweatpants for bed. - Shoes
For the arrival and departure as well as for the hours away from the green, you should always have a comfortable and/or chic pair of shoes. - Belt
Also one of the garments that you always like to forget. A suitable belt at best for ALL pants. -
Golf gloves
At least one pair of your golf gloves should not be missing in your suitcase. -
Golf Shoes
Don’t forget your golf shoes. If you play on the course every day, it is always advisable to have a second pair of golf shoes to be able to change things up a bit. -
Golf Socks
Golf or sports socks are not to be missed. We recommend that you take thinner and thicker socks with you, depending on the weather. -
Golf pants
On a 7-day golf holiday, you should take 2-3 pairs of golf pants with you, depending on your needs. -
Golf Shirts
Playing golf under the blazing sun can be very sweaty. At best, pack a golf shirt for every day of play. -
Golf caps
Due to the burning of the sun on the scalp, you can suffer both sunstroke and severe sunburns. It is therefore advisable for both men and women to take head protection with them.
Download “Packing List Clothing” as a PDF file.
Download “Packing List Golf Clothing” as a PDF file.
Cosmetics for your golf holiday*
Even on a golf holiday, the most important cosmetic items should not be missing:
- Toothbrush & toothpaste
- Shampoo & Shower Gel
- Deodorant & Perfume
- Sunscreen & Aftersun
- Face cream, body lotion
- Shavers & Shaving Cream
- Makeup & Makeup Remover
- Contact Lens Solution & Containers
- Spare glasses
- Hair ties
- Hairbrush
- Cotton swabs & cotton pads
- Nail set
- Tampons
- Tweezers
Download “Cosmetics Packing List” as a PDF file.
Electronics for your golf holiday*
On a golf holiday, many different electronic devices are often required, such as:
- Laptop
- Cell phone
- Tablet
- E-Reader
- Chargers
- Socket adapters
- Camera
- Travel hair dryer
- Iron
- Curling iron
- Powerbank
Download “Packing List Electronics” as a PDF file.
Accessories & useful items for your golf holiday*
- Sunglasses
- Optical glasses
- Scarf, scarf
- Cap, cap, hat
- Watches, Jewelry
- Toys and water wings for children
- Umbrella / Knirps
Download “Packing List Accessories & Useful Items” as a PDF file.
First aid kit for your golf holiday*
- Headache pills
- Band-aids and blister plasters
- Birth control pill
- Allergy medications
- Bug spray
- Medications for diarrhea
- Medicines for colds
- Disinfectants & disinfectant wipes
Download “Packing List Accessories & Useful Items” as a PDF file.
Checklist for flying on a golf holiday
Packing list for carry-on baggage*
Are you flying on a golf holiday? Then you should not forget the following things in your hand luggage.
- Smartphone
- Charging cable
- Headphones
- Purse
- Travel
- Copy of the flight booking
- Documents for hotel and car rental booking
- Important medications
- Toothbrush and toothpaste – especially on longer flights
- Disinfectant wipes
- Sunglasses
Download “Hand luggage packing list” as a PDF file.
To-do’s before the golf holiday on a plane trip
Check the validity of your ID!
Attention: Especially in the months of March to July there is an increased rush at the passport offices. As a result, there may be delays in reissuing your ID.
- Clarify the entry requirements for the destination country
- Find out if a visa is needed for the country
- If necessary, increase your credit card limit
- Raise cash in local currency
- Talk to your insurance company about travel protection
- Find out about possible vaccination requirements in the destination country
- Make sure that you do not have any outstanding invoices (otherwise there may be reminders)
- Organize and plan the journey to the airport – Reserve parking spaces if necessary
To-do’s for your home
Check your home before any holiday trip. Above all, all safety precautions that protect against fire and water damage are most important.
Many insurances require you to properly secure your home if you are away for a long time.
- Turn off the pipes for water and heating.
This is usually required in the insurance contracts of household insurance. This is to minimize the risk of water and fire damage. - Close
doors and windowsBefore leaving, check that all windows and doors are both closed and locked. You should also check your video surveillance and turn it on in order to protect yourself from burglars in the best possible way. - Plugs, Fridge & Lights
Unplug all electronic devices, such as all televisions. You can also reduce the energy consumption of your refrigerator by raising the temperature a little higher during your holiday. Also, check all the lights in the house or apartment. - Inform
acquaintances or relativesInform your family, acquaintances and neighbors that you are on vacation. Hire someone to take care of the mail, pets, and plants, for example. Above all, overflowing mailboxes are often “invitations” for burglars, as they indicate an empty building. - Leave
your front door and car keysLeave a key for the apartment and all vehicles with a trusted person. So you have a back-up in case of an emergency when you travel home. In the same way, in emergencies, your family or acquaintances can go into your home.
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