Golf Travel covers the USGA's rating and handicap system: what Course Rating and Slope Rating actually measure (with a surprising 1980s origin story), the exact formula the World Handicap System uses to convert a Handicap Index into course-specific playing strokes, and concrete differences between public and private course access for a traveling golfer -- reciprocal agreements, guest policies, and dress codes. Anchored to the USGA (United States Golf Association) directly, the official rating and handicap-system authority.
Five pillars are planned for this domain -- Ski & Winter Sports, Diving & Scuba, Hiking & Nature, Wine Tourism, and Golf Travel -- per ActivitiesInterests-Content-Map.md. Golf Travel is now fully built (3/3 cluster pages), anchored to the USGA (United States Golf Association) directly, the official rating and handicap-system authority -- following the same industry-standard-body pattern as Diving & Scuba's PADI anchor.
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