What You’ll Find in This Article:
- What to expect on an Airway Hills golf trip
- The golf, travel, food, and experiences included
- How Trent & Sherri make each trip special
- The different types of trips we offer
- Destinations we’ve explored and where we could go next
- How to get more information about our next trip
Imagine waking up somewhere you’ve always wanted to visit. Before heading out for the day, you sit down to a homemade breakfast, talk through the day’s plans, and hear Trent already getting excited about the course you’re about to play.
A few hours later, you’re standing on the first tee of a course you’ve seen in magazines, playing alongside new friends while your coach is right there with you—helping you read a shot, talking through course strategy, and giving you a few pointers when you need them.
Then the clubs go back in the car.
Maybe you’re headed to a famous landmark. Maybe you’re stopping for dinner at a restaurant you’ve never tried. Maybe you’re exploring a new town or checking into the next place you’ll stay.
That’s an Airway Hills golf trip. It’s golf, but it’s also travel, learning, food, friendship, and a whole lot of fun packed into one experience.
No two Airway Hills trips are exactly alike. We’ve traveled to places like Scotland, Hawaii, Bandon Dunes, Walla Walla, Tucson, and more, and each destination brings its own unique experiences.
But there are a few things you can expect when you travel with us. ⬇️
GOLF OBVIOUSLY..
You Play Some Seriously Good Golf!
The golf is obviously a big part of the trip.
Depending on the destination, that might mean links golf in Scotland, ocean views in Hawaii, the dramatic courses at Bandon Dunes, or ditching the cold for some Arizona sunshine.
But you’re not simply dropped off at the course and told to have fun.
Trent is there throughout the rounds—coaching, helping with course strategy, talking through shots, and encouraging you to try things you might not normally attempt.
It’s one thing to take a lesson on the driving range. It’s another thing entirely to learn how to hit a shot when you’re standing over it on an actual course, with the wind blowing, trouble on one side, and a green you’ve never seen before.
That’s one of our favorite parts of traveling for golf: you get to learn while you’re actually playing.
You don’t have to be a scratch golfer, either! In fact, these trips can be especially fun for golfers who love the game, want to improve, and enjoy learning by experiencing something new.
EXPLORING
When we’re not on the course,
we’re exploring!
Depending on where we’re headed, that might mean visiting famous landmarks, checking out local attractions, exploring a new town, taking in the scenery, or simply finding something interesting that wasn’t on the original itinerary.
Because if you’re traveling all the way to Scotland, Hawaii, Arizona, Oregon, or somewhere else you’ve always wanted to visit, you might as well experience more than the golf course.
FOOD
Great Food!
Sherri, Trents wife, has a way of making a golf trip feel a little more like you’re traveling with family than joining a tour group.
Homemade breakfasts, snacks along the way, recommendations for local restaurants, and making sure nobody starts the day hungry are all part of her job description—whether they’re officially written down or not.
We’re also big believers that trying the local food is part of experiencing a place. This means finding the restaurant everyone has been talking about or discovering a new favorite along the way.
Good golf is important… Good food is important, too!
GOLF INSTRUCTION
Dedicated Golf Instruction Time
For golfers who want dedicated instruction, we can build intentional teaching time into the trip. That might mean starting the morning with a group clinic before heading to the course, spending time on the driving range with Trent, or setting aside one-on-one time to work through something specific in your game.
And because the instruction isn’t limited to the practice area, you get opportunities to take what you’re learning straight onto the course.
It’s instruction with a purpose: learn it, try it, and see how it works on the course.
New Friends
Make Memories With New Friends
You might arrive knowing only the person you came with, or no one at all.
BUT, By the end of the trip, you could be swapping stories over dinner, cheering for each other’s good shots, laughing about the things that didn’t quite go according to plan, and making plans to play together again.
Take Grant and Lisa, for example. Lisa joined the sweetest couple, Grant and Becky, on a Hawaii Golf Trip in the fall. While on the trip, Lisa and Grant had so much fun playing alongside Trent that they decided to keep the fun going by playing together in league once they got home.
Throughout the winter, we’d hear them reminiscing about the trip—laughing about funny moments, encouraging each other, and bringing up the shots and stories they’d never live down.
They came home from Hawaii with more than great memories. They came home with a new golf buddy, too.
One of the things that makes an Airway Hills golf trip different is that you’re not traveling with a tour company where you meet a guide at the airport and see them again when the trip is over…
You’re Traveling with Trent and Sherri!
Trent: Your Golf Coach, Tour Guide & Course Advocate
With 30+ years of golf and teaching experience, Trent coaches you throughout the trip—from the course to the practice area. He also brings the energy, shares his love of the game, and makes sure you get the most out of every destination.
Sherri: Your Cook, Coordinator, Driver & Hostess
Sherri keeps the trip running smoothly behind the scenes, from coordinating logistics and driving to cooking homemade breakfasts and making everyone feel at home.
The Different Types Of Golf Trips We Do:
Not every golfer wants the same kind of trip. That’s why we offer several different ways to experience an Airway Hills golf trip.
Teaching Trips
For golfers who really want to work on their game.
Teaching trips are the most golf-improvement-focused option. You’re still traveling and having fun, but the golf itself is a major focus.
Expect:
- Morning clinics and dedicated instruction time with Trent
- Driving range sessions to work on specific parts of your game
- Plenty of golf, with coaching and course strategy built into your rounds
- Challenges and practice opportunities designed to put what you’re learning into action
- A golf-focused trip designed to help you improve while having fun along the way
Destination Trips
For golfers who want the full vacation experience.
Destination trips are a little more relaxed. Golf is still at the center of the experience, but there’s more room for exploring, trying new things, and experiencing the destination.
Expect:
- Golf at iconic golf courses with Trent
- Time to explore the destination, try local food, and experience the area
- A mix of planned activities and free time to enjoy the trip at your own pace
- Accommodations and logistics coordinated for you
- New experiences, great memories, and plenty of stories to take home
Private Trips
For golfers who want the most personalized experience.
Want something built specifically around you? Individual trips give you exclusive access to Trent throughout your rounds, along with trip coordination tailored to your specific interests, goals, and requests.
Expect:
- One-on-one coaching from Trent throughout your rounds
- Golf instruction and course strategy tailored to your game
- A trip built around your interests, goals, and bucket-list experiences
- Personalized help coordinating courses, accommodations, activities, and logistics
- The flexibility to make the trip exactly what you want it to be
Where should we take you?
Maybe you’ve always wanted to play golf in Scotland. Maybe Bandon Dunes has been sitting on your bucket list for years. Maybe you’d rather combine golf with a Hawaiian vacation, explore Arizona with a group of friends, or maybe you have somehwere else on your mind… Wherever you want to go, we’d love to help make it happen!
If you’re interested in joining an upcoming Airway Hills golf trip—or want to talk about creating one around a destination you’ve always wanted to visit
—we’d love to hear from you. ⬇️
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to be a good golfer to go on an Airway Hills golf trip?
Not at all. We intentionally pair groups together of similar skill level so everyone feels comfortable. Whether you’re looking to improve your game, enjoy some great courses, or simply experience a new destination with other golfers, there’s a trip for you.
What destinations does Airway Hills travel to?
We’ve taken groups to destinations including Scotland, Hawaii, Bandon Dunes, California, Las Vegas, Montana, Canada, and Tucson, with more destinations always on the horizon. Where we go depends on the type of trip, the group, and what experiences we want to build around it.
Does Trent provide golf instruction during the trip?
Yes! Trent coaches throughout the trip, including on the driving range and during rounds. Depending on the trip, you may also have dedicated clinics, practice sessions, one-on-one instruction, or course strategy coaching.
What is the difference between a teaching trip and a destination trip?
A teaching trip is more focused on improving your game, with dedicated instruction and plenty of opportunities to practice and apply what you learn.
A destination trip puts more emphasis on experiencing the destination, with golf, sightseeing, food, and other activities all playing a part.
Can I plan a private or individual golf trip?
Yes. Individual trips can be built around your specific goals, interests, schedule, and bucket-list experiences. You’ll also have exclusive access to Trent throughout your rounds.
Do I have to plan everything myself?
No. That’s part of the fun! Trent and Sherri coordinate all the details—from courses and accommodations to on ground transportation, activities, and meals—so you can spend more time enjoying the trip. (The only thing you figure out is your flight)
Can I bring my spouse or someone who doesn’t play golf?
Absolutely. Trips include plenty of experiences beyond golf, making them a great option for couples or travelers who want to enjoy the destination together—even if everyone isn’t playing golf. Non Golfing Companions can join the group at a discounted rate.
How do I find out about upcoming Airway Hills golf trips?
The best way is to contact Trent or Sherri and them know what kind of trip you’re interested in.
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