Low Voltage Landscape Lighting

I've started down the rabbit hole of some low voltage landscape lighting for my front & backyard. I'm currently looking into the Volt products - specifically the RGBW bulbs in various fixtures that best suit the area I am trying to light up.

The process seems fairly simply - low voltage transformer, run some main wire, then connect into my low voltage lights to the main wire. My only question is what is the best connection/device I should be using when connecting the lights to my main wire? I've seen various ways online of a 'hub' that VOLT sells, to 3 way connectors to keep the main line running, etc. I'm not sure the hub makes the most sense given the length between lights I plan to have at times versus just splitting the wire and making a 3 way connection at the light point (main wire from transformer, light wire, continuation of main wire). Is there a preferred way of making the connection to a main wire when running these lights?

I have probably 100-150 feet of wiring I plan to do in each yard, again not sure if this makes a difference. I'm fairly new to this, but just trying to get the basics down. I will have two separate transformers.

Any other advice/help is appreciated, but seems like VOLT is the preferred brand. For where to place lights, seems like some pathway lights, along with spot/flood type lights to light up various trees/bushes and then a few on the house in the front?