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Private Jet Charter for Golf Trips: A 2013 Archive

An archived 2013 golf-travel article with current guidance on passengers, golf bags, airports, aircraft, lodging, tee times, and written terms.

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Archive note: This article was published in 2013 after a Golf Digest gift feature. The feature, routes, package ideas, and availability from that period are historical.

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A golf-charter request should state the passenger count and the number, dimensions, and weight of golf bags. Cabin seats alone do not establish that the baggage will fit. The exact proposed aircraft and loading plan need direct-carrier confirmation.

The original article referenced Augusta Regional for Augusta National, Monterey Regional for Pebble Beach, and Southwest Oregon Regional for Bandon Dunes. Current airport suitability, transfers, lodging, course access, and tee times must be checked for the requested dates.

A written package should distinguish the flight from any ground transfer, hotel, course, caddie, meal, or other service. Nothing is included unless the accepted terms say it is.

Jet Partners acts as an air charter broker, not a direct air carrier. The properly licensed direct air carrier identified for an accepted flight operates it and retains operational control. Request a golf-trip proposal.