LIV Golf, Aero Offer Private Jet, Dallas Championship Golf with Pros

VaselineAugust 25, 2024

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LIV Golf, Aero Offer Private Jet, Dallas Championship Golf with Pros

LIV Golf and Aero are partnering to provide a VIP travel experience for the Dallas Team Championship.
The package includes semi-private flights, luxury hotel stays and playing with professional golfers.
The experience is limited to 16 people and will cost $17,000.

If you’ve ever dreamed of playing a round of golf with the pros, now’s your chance to make your dream come true. That is, if you can afford the $17,000 price tag.

LIV Golf has partnered with Aero, a premium jet service, to provide a VIP experience to attend the league’s team championship in Dallas next month.

The LIV Golf Dallas Team Championship is scheduled to take place September 20-22 at Maridoe Golf Club in Dallas, Texas. It’s the biggest event of the year for LIV Golf, the Saudi-backed league that has famously attracted pro golfers with eye-popping salaries.

The VIP package includes round-trip semi-private flights operated by Aero departing from Los Angeles on September 21st and returning on September 23rd. It comes with a stay at Rosewood Mansion on Turtle Creek, one of Dallas’ most luxurious hotels, airport transportation to all LIV Golf events, and access to exclusive events and parties throughout the weekend.

In addition, VIP travelers can play a golden round on the Maridoe course with real LIV Golf professionals. Who the golfers will be hasn’t been announced, but the league has some of the biggest names in golf like Bryson DeChambeau, Brooks Koepka and Dustin Johnson.

To add to the exclusivity, the VIP travel experience is limited to just 16 people. So if you have the $17,000 to spend, you might want to act fat.

And if you can wrangle some of your rich friends, even better – special rates will be offered for groups of four or more.

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