A golf trip is arranged as one continuous chauffeur itinerary rather than a string of ad hoc transfers. Airport arrival, course-to-course travel, hotel runs, any evening plans, and the final airport return are all priced and planned together, so the group stays focused on the golf rather than the logistics. Because the service is reserved around the full trip rather than each individual leg, waiting is included: a round that finishes late does not strand anyone, and a slow lunch afterwards does not create a new fare.
The BMW 7 Series is a luxury saloon rather than a minibus — three passengers is the limit, and the boot is shared between golf clubs and other luggage. That is worth checking before anything is booked, not worked out at the kerb: send the number of players, the number of club sets, and your other luggage with the enquiry, and you get a straight answer on what fits. For a fourth, fifth, or sixth golfer, or a load the BMW 7 Series’s boot will not take, a Mercedes V-Class can be requested instead through the partner network, with room for a bigger group and their gear together.
Most trips begin with a Dublin Airport transfer and continue as a full-day itinerary. For several courses across Ireland, the multi-day touring option explains how hotels, tee times, and course-to-course travel are joined up before the fixed price is agreed.