Step 1: Get to a major interstate motor park in Ogba, Benin City. Popular and reliable options include GIGM Terminal (e.g., Sapele Road or by Ring Road), GUO Transport, or ABC Transport terminals.

Step 2: Book your ticket in advance online or at the terminal. Confirm your departure time and vehicle type (usually an executive bus or Sprinter). Be at the park at least 30 minutes before departure. Luggage is usually stored in the bus's compartment; confirm luggage policies and potential extra charges for oversized bags.

Step 3: Depart from Ogba, Benin City. The bus will typically navigate through Benin City's main roads like 'Airport Road', 'Akpakpava Road', 'Dawson Road', 'Iyaro Street', and 'Urubi' before joining the 'A121' federal highway towards Lagos. Expect a stop for refreshments and stretching around Ore, Ondo State, which is a common halfway point.

Step 4: Continue the journey on the 'A121' which merges into the 'Lagos-Ibadan Expressway'. This expressway is a major artery and can experience heavy traffic, especially as you approach Lagos. Be prepared for security checkpoints along the route.

Step 5: Arrive at the designated interstate terminal in Lagos. Major terminals for Benin-Lagos routes are typically around Ojota, Jibowu, or Berger. From here, you'll need local transport to Ikoyi Club Golf Course.

Step 6: From the Lagos terminal, take a 'Danfo' (yellow commercial bus), 'Keke Napep' (tricycle, if allowed on your route), or a local taxi towards Ikoyi. You might need to take multiple stages of local transport. For Ikoyi Club Golf Course, you would typically head towards Falomo or Obalende and then into Ikoyi. Confirm your exact destination with the local driver.