How it works
You send a few details.
I do the rest.
No quizzes, no call centre. One Lithuanian golfer reads what you send and plans your trip by hand.
- Details
You send the trip details
Group, dates, budget, golf level, what evenings should feel like. Five minutes of typing. Optional bits help me plan a better trip, but only the basics are required.
- Plan
I read it personally and plan the trip
Every brief is read by me. I pick a course rotation that suits your group's level, check tee times and hotel availability for your dates, and work out the transfers and evenings.
- Quote
You get an itemised quote with honest notes
Courses, hotel, transfers and evenings, each one priced. Plus my notes on the options. "This course is quieter but a longer drive." "This hotel costs more but you can walk to dinner." Real trade-offs, not marketing.
- Book
You say yes, and I book everything
A deposit holds your tee times and rooms, with the balance due closer to the trip. I book the courses, hotel and transfers myself, using my own network here.
- Trip
I stay reachable throughout
WhatsApp me anytime. If something needs changing on the ground, I sort it out with the course or hotel directly. I live here, so I'm never far away.
What I arrange
Everything on the ground, handled.
Flights are yours. The rest I book myself, using my own network here.
- Tee times at two to four of Lithuania's five championship courses, in a rotation that suits your group's level.
- Your hotel for the whole group, in Vilnius Old Town or at a course-attached resort.
- Private transfers between the airport, your hotel and every course, with room for the clubs.
- One Lithuanian evening of your choice: a craft beer tour, a basketball game, or cold pink soup (yes, really).
- A direct WhatsApp line to me for the whole trip, in case anything needs adjusting on the ground.
The honest stuff
Three things we tell everyone.
On the fee
No planning fee.
Planning your trip costs nothing. I make my margin on the trip itself, and every quote is itemised so you can see what you're paying for.
On pressure
No, you don't have to book.
If the quote isn't right, just say so. I'll rework it, or tell you honestly if Lithuania isn't the right trip for your group.
On the season
Golf here runs May to September.
Courses start closing in October, and there's no golf from November to April. If your dates fall outside the season, I'll tell you straight away.
One more, since it comes up: if someone in the group has never swung a club, they can earn a golf green card in Lithuania before the trip, so the whole group plays together.