This week we're joined by Harrison Carter, a VP of strategic marketing from Boca Raton, FL who picked up golf three years ago and hasn't looked back. He went from shooting 120 to an 11 handicap, and now he's loading up on golf trips. This one started as a wedding invitation and turned into back-to-back rounds at one of the most scenic courses in the country.

We cover:
• How a wedding invitation became a golf trip
• Edgewood Tahoe — $500 rounds and views that justify the price tag
• Elevation golf: when your driver gains 40 yards overnight
• The best-score-per-hole format that works with mixed handicaps
• Balancing wedding duties with tee times (the groom survived)
• Lake Tahoe logistics: where to stay, when to go, and what to expect
• Harrison's upcoming trip slate: Alabama RTJ, PGA Frisco, and Stream Song - Bone Valley

This week we're joined by Jerry McGarvey, Kerry's friend and volunteer organizer behind a guys' trip to Northern Michigan that over-delivered on every front. Jerry walks us through the courses, the expectations, the optional logistics, and why this will be a sick golf trip.

We cover:

• How the "Michigan? Really?" skepticism turned into "when are we going back?"

• Forest Dunes — a Tom Doak public gem that belongs on every golfer's list

• Bay Harbor — Pete Dye cliffside golf along Lake Michigan

• Arcadia Bluffs — views and vibes that rival any coastal destination

• Why Michigan's quality-to-cost ratio punches above its weight

• Group size, logistics, and how to pull off a seamless multi-course trip

A Couples Golf Trip to Cabot Cliffs: The #1 Golf Course in Canada

Michael Son joins us to break down his couples golf trip to Cabot Cliffs in Nova Scotia — three couples, three courses. Michael breaks down the trip, lessons learned, and what he would change if/when he goes back.

We cover:

• Cabot Cliffs (#4 in the world, #1 in Canada) — why it lives up to the hype

• Cabot Links — scoring better when the wind cooperates

• Fox Harbor — the sleeper destination with golf, wine, and axe throwing

• The couples trip dynamic: guys vs guys, girls vs girls

• Using Global Golf to handle tee times, lodging, and logistics

• The Canadian dollar advantage

• Why walking-only courses demand a different level of preparation

• How to structure a Nova Scotia golf trip: Halifax → Cabot → Fox Harbor