Yes, there is a flexible payment plan for the Thailand Golf Tour. To secure your place, you will pay an initial A$500 deposit upfront, followed by a second instalment of A$1,000 due on 1 February 2026, with the remaining balance payable by 1 May 2026. This allows you to comfortably spread your payments over time while securing your spot on the tour.

Yes, before departure you will need to complete a few important forms for Golf Journeys to ensure your health and safety while travelling. This includes a Medical Form to provide any relevant health details, a Doctor’s Sign-Off confirming you are fit and ready for the adventure, and a Waiver Form, which is a standard agreement confirming your understanding of the nature of the trip.

Yes, there is a flexible payment plan for this tour. You will pay an initial A$500 deposit upfront to secure your place. This is followed by a 25% instalment due on 15 March 2025, a third 25% instalment on 15 July 2025, a fourth 25% instalment on 15 October 2025, and the final balance payable by 1 January 2026. This allows you to comfortably spread your payments over time.

Yes, golf carts are included for all rounds, with the exception of The Links Golf Course at Fancourt, which is a walking-only course. At The Links, you will enjoy the assistance of a caddie, included as part of the experience, offering local knowledge and support throughout your round.

Yes, travel insurance is required for this tour. It is an essential part of your booking to ensure you are covered for unexpected events during your trip.

Yes, all wildlife safaris are conducted by experienced and highly trained guides, ensuring both your safety and an unforgettable experience while exploring the incredible wildlife of South Africa.

If you are an Australian passport holder, you do not need a visa to enter South Africa for tourism purposes for stays of up to 90 days. If you are travelling on a non-Australian passport, we recommend checking the visa requirements that apply to your nationality. If you’re unsure, your Golf Journeys Travel Specialist is available to assist.

Yes, all handicaps are welcome at the Hua Hin Invitational. The field is divided into fair and suitable divisions based on handicaps, ensuring that everyone has a genuine chance to compete, enjoy the week, and contend for prizes within their division.

For the Pattaya Pairs, players are paired evenly against competitors based on handicap, ensuring fair and balanced competition. You’ll also have the opportunity to meet and play with new people each day, making the event both competitive and social.

Yes, a valid golf handicap is required to participate. The tournament committee will conduct a 12-month player history check on all competitors to ensure fair and accurate handicap verification for the event.

Yes, you will enjoy a truly pampered experience at Thailand’s premier golf courses, with access to private locker rooms, attentive caddies, motorised carts, and exceptional service included throughout your golf rounds.

No, travellers are not required to show proof of vaccination or ATK (Rapid Antigen) test results when entering Thailand.

If you are an Australian passport holder, you do not require a visa to enter Thailand for tourism purposes. You will be permitted to stay for up to 30 days on each visit. However, if you are travelling under a non-Australian passport, it is your responsibility to check the visa requirements that apply to your nationality. If you are unsure, your Golf Journeys Travel Specialist is available to assist with advice on entry requirements.

Starting May 1, 2025, all non-Thai nationals entering Thailand by air, land, or sea are required to complete the Thailand Digital Arrival Card (TDAC) before arrival. The TDAC is a mandatory requirement, separate from any visa requirements, and it is completely free of charge. You must complete the TDAC within 3 days prior to your arrival in Thailand. Registration can be completed online at https://tdac.immigration.go.th/arrival-card/. Please note that the TDAC is not a visa, but rather an arrival registration process that must be completed for entry into Thailand.

Yes, there is a flexible payment plan for the Cambodia Golf Tour. To secure your spot, you will pay an initial A$500 deposit upfront, followed by a second instalment of A$2,000 due on 1 October 2025, with the remaining balance payable by 1 February 2026. This allows you to comfortably spread the cost over several months.

No, outside drinks are not permitted at golf courses in Cambodia. However, all courses provide drinks for purchase at halfway huts and on-site restaurants, ensuring you are well catered for throughout your round.

Yes, all rounds of golf during the Cambodia Golf Tour include a single buggy (golf cart) and a caddie, providing a comfortable and well-supported golfing experience.

Yes, all travellers entering Cambodia must complete the Cambodia e-Arrival Card, which has replaced the previous paper immigration form. The e-Arrival Card must be completed online and becomes available seven days prior to your arrival in Cambodia. You can submit it at https://www.arrival.gov.kh/e-arrival/home before your departure.

Yes, travellers require a visa to enter Cambodia. You can apply for a Cambodian tourist visa in two ways: either on arrival at the airport for USD $30, or online through the official government site at https://www.evisa.gov.kh. To apply online, you will need a valid passport with at least six months’ validity remaining, a return flight ticket and hotel confirmation (you may use the program itinerary for this), and a credit card to pay the USD $30 fee. We recommend applying online about two months before departure to avoid queues on arrival and ensure a smooth entry process. If you need assistance with your e-Visa, your Golf Journeys Travel Specialist is here to help.

Yes, there is a flexible payment plan available for the Vietnam Golf Tour. To secure your place, you will pay an initial A$500 deposit upfront, followed by a second instalment of A$2,000 due on 1 October 2025, with the remaining balance payable by 1 February 2026. This payment schedule allows you to spread the cost over several months leading up to your tour.

Yes, motorised golf carts and caddies are included for all rounds during the Vietnam Golf Tour, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable golfing experience.

When arriving in Vietnam, you will need to present a printed or digital copy of your e-Visa approval letter, your valid passport, and it is advisable to also have your flight and accommodation details available as backup.

Yes, most Australian passport holders will require a tourist visa to enter Vietnam. You can apply for an e-Visa online through the official Vietnamese government website at https://evisa.xuatnhapcanh.gov.vn. The e-Visa allows single entry for up to 30 days and is typically processed within 3 to 5 working days, though we recommend applying 4 to 6 weeks before departure in case of any delays. To apply, you will need a valid passport with at least six months’ validity, your flight details, a passport-style photo, and your accommodation information. If you need assistance with the visa process, your Golf Journeys Travel Specialist is available to help.

Yes, there is a flexible payment plan available for the NZ South Island Golf Tour. To secure your place, you will pay an initial A$500 deposit upfront. This is followed by a second instalment of 20% of the total package price on 1 March 2025, a third instalment of 20% on 1 July 2025, and the remaining balance is due by 1 October 2025. This allows you to comfortably spread your payments over several months.

Yes, golf carts are included at all courses during the NZ South Island Golf Tour, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable experience for all golfers.

Yes, from 20 July 2023, all passengers arriving from an international port into Queenstown are required to complete the New Zealand Traveller Declaration (NZTD). This can be done online ahead of your departure or at any point during your journey before presenting at passport control. You’ll need information such as your passport details, flight details, contact details in New Zealand, travel history for the past 30 days, details about what you are bringing into New Zealand, and your visa or NZeTA if required. For those unable to complete the NZTD digitally, a paper arrival card is still available, which you can request from your airline during your flight.

If you are an Australian citizen or permanent resident, you can visit, work, and live in New Zealand without needing a visa before you travel. If you are travelling on a non-Australian passport, we recommend checking the visa requirements that apply to your nationality. If you’re unsure, your Golf Journeys Travel Specialist is here to help guide you.

Yes, there is a flexible payment plan for the Indonesia Golf Tour. To secure your spot, you’ll pay an initial A$500 deposit upfront. A second instalment of A$1,000 per person is due on 1 July 2025, with the remaining balance payable by 1 September 2025. This allows you to spread your payments over time while securing your place in the event.

Yes, there is a flexible payment plan for the Jakarta Invitational. To secure your spot, you’ll pay an initial A$500 deposit upfront. A second instalment of A$1,000 per person is due on 1 July 2025, with the remaining balance payable by 1 September 2025. This allows you to spread your payments over time while securing your place in the event.

Yes, there is a flexible payment plan for the Kenya Golf & Safari Tour. To secure your spot, you’ll pay an initial A$500 deposit. A second instalment of A$3,000 per person is due on 1 September 2025, followed by a third instalment of A$3,000 per person on 1 March 2026. The remaining balance is due by 1 June 2026, giving you plenty of time to comfortably manage your payments.

Yes, we offer a flexible payment plan for our tours and events. You only need to pay an initial A$500 deposit upfront to secure your spot.

The Jakarta Invitational welcomes golfers of all handicap levels. The field is carefully divided into fair and balanced divisions, allowing every participant to enjoy competitive golf and have a genuine chance to win within their division, regardless of their handicap.

Yes, a valid golf handicap is required to participate in the Jakarta Invitational. The tournament committee will carry out a 12-month player history check on all participants to verify handicaps prior to the event. This ensures the integrity and fairness of the competition.

Yes, golf carts and caddies are included for all rounds as part of the tournament experience in Indonesia. This ensures that all golfers enjoy a comfortable and well-supported round during the event.

Yes, the Visa on Arrival for Indonesia is extendable once for an additional 30 days, providing flexibility if you wish to stay longer beyond your original 30-day period.

Yes, Australian passport holders are required to obtain a Visa on Arrival (VoA) to enter Indonesia. This visa allows a stay of up to 30 days and costs IDR 500,000, which is approximately AUD 50. The VoA can be paid for at the airport upon arrival, using either cash or card. To save time at the airport, travellers also have the option to apply for an Electronic Visa on Arrival (e-VoA) online before departing for Indonesia. This online application allows you to complete payment and receive your visa approval electronically, making your entry process quicker and smoother. You can apply via the official website at https://evisa.imigrasi.go.id/. Please ensure that your passport is valid for at least six months from the date of entry into Indonesia, as this is a mandatory requirement.

No, Australian passport holders do not require a visa to enter Japan for short-term stays of up to 90 days for tourism purposes. Your passport must be valid for the entire duration of your stay in Japan, and upon arrival, you may be asked to show proof of onward travel and accommodation.

Yes, in Japan, it is customary to stop for lunch after completing the first 9 holes. This is an integral and enjoyable part of the golfing experience, allowing players to relax, enjoy a meal, and then continue with the remaining 9 holes.

Golf in Japan is considered a full-day experience and includes certain traditions that are part of the culture. One important expectation is that gentlemen are required to wear jackets upon arrival at the golf course. This standard of dress reflects the respect and formality associated with golf in Japan.

All golf courses in Japan follow the 90-degree cart rule. This means that while the cart must stay on the designated path most of the time, you are permitted to drive the cart onto the fairway at a 90-degree angle from the path, only for brief stops, before returning directly back to the path.

Yes, golf carts are included with your round at all golf courses in Japan. However, it is important to note that carts must remain on designated paths throughout the game, in line with local course regulations.

The golf courses included in the China Golf Tour are strictly private, members-only clubs. By joining this tour, you will gain exclusive access as a guest, offering a rare opportunity to play at some of the most prestigious and otherwise inaccessible golf courses in China.

A visa is not currently required for most travellers entering China for stays of less than 15 days. However, Australian passport holders specifically enjoy a more generous exemption, allowing stays of up to 30 days without needing a visa.

No, Australian passport holders do not currently require a visa to enter China for stays of up to 30 days. This applies to travel for tourism, business, visiting friends and relatives, or transit purposes. Your passport must be valid for the entire duration of your stay, and upon arrival in China, you may be asked to present proof of accommodation and evidence of onward travel.

Yes, for all rounds of golf in China, both golf carts and caddies are included as part of the tour experience. This ensures you can enjoy each round comfortably with full support on the course.

Kenya uses Type G power sockets, which are the same as those used in the United Kingdom. The voltage in Kenya is 240V with a frequency of 50Hz. If you are travelling from Australia, your devices will typically work fine since Australia also operates on 230-240V/50Hz. However, you will need a Type G adapter to fit Kenyan outlets. Many safari lodges and hotels do provide universal outlets or USB charging ports, but it is strongly recommended to bring your own adapter to ensure you are always able to charge your devices.

Yes, travel insurance is mandatory for this tour. Please ensure you purchase comprehensive cover and send a copy to the Golf Journeys team prior to departure.

Most golf courses in Kenya are walking-only courses. Golf carts can be arranged but are subject to availability, so it’s best to request one in advance if required.

No, Australian passport holders no longer need a traditional visa to enter Kenya. However, you must apply for an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) online prior to your trip.

Yes, a Yellow Fever Vaccination is mandatory for entry into Kenya. Your doctor must also sign your medical form to confirm this prior to travel.

Most tours include 2 rounds in a row followed by a leisure day in-between—perfect for sightseeing or relaxing. This balance keeps things enjoyable, but you’re always welcome to add more golf if you prefer.

Mornings often begin with either a leisurely breakfast and activity followed by a round of golf, or mid-morning tee-off times followed by afternoons at leisure or exploring local attractions. Evenings may feature group dinners or social events.

No problem. Many partners join to relax, explore, and enjoy the destinations. We also offer optional non-golf activities.

Absolutely. Many guests travel solo and quickly make friends. We foster a warm, inclusive environment where everyone feels welcome.

Not at all! Our tours welcome golfers of all levels. We focus on fun, camaraderie, and unforgettable rounds—no matter what your handicap is.

Expect world-class golf, premium hotels, curated dining, transfers, and local experiences—all organized so you can relax and enjoy every moment.

Whether you're traveling solo, with a partner, or with friends, our tours cater to passionate golfers (and non-golfing companions) who enjoy comfort, connection, and curated experiences.

We combine world-class golf with cultural immersion, luxury accommodation, and a community of like-minded travelers. It’s more than golf—it’s an experience.

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