Top 5 Places for Golf Shopping in Japan 

That sounds like my kinda day!

You're welcome! Even though you don't speak Japanese, if you're ok with using Google translate I find that works as well. I've not been fitted for clubs in Japan, though that's something I'd love to do!

I know that the Golf Partners I went to had several used Scottys for sale. The top floor of Victoria Golf is a Titleist fitting studio and they had Scotty Camerons there as well. However, I don't recall if they were tour putters. The only other place I can think of that might have circle t's is the Scotty Cameron gallery in Aoyama.

Nihombashi Takashimaya department store. Don’t expect any deals though. Putters range from $2000-$200,000.

I didn't go to any Nike outlets in Japan, so I don't know. Sorry.

Nike only sells Nike product. They don’t make golf equipment anymore. Also the apparel is cut to Asian/Japanese sizing. Meaning if you’re a westerner they won’t fit.

Hey! There are a couple comments below that address your question. Instead of typing that all out you’re probably better off looking at those comments.

Since I tend to pack light when I go to Japan, I normally bring a golf travel bag/cover with me. Then I'll buy a new stand or cart bag while I'm there. I do this for a few reasons: 1) there are a lot of cool bags in Japan that we don't see here 2) the airlines I've used do not charge extra for a golf bag 3) even with a full set of clubs you likely won't reach the 32kg weight limit for check in luggage, so I'll also use the golf bag for souvenirs, clothes, etc. I'm not sure if shops will pull the heads for you. But I don't see why they wouldn't. There would obviously be a charge, though. If you ask a shop I'm sure they'd be more than willing to help. They'd at least point you to someone who could pull the heads for you if they can't do it themselves. I also know that several shops will ship them for you if you ask. So that's another alternative.

@@TheGaijinGolfer Thanks bro! I'm hoping to find some used 2019 cold forged vokey wedges and perhaps a set of Nike VR Tiger Woods set. Don't really care for the shafts since I'm going with stiffer ones. Maybe I can pick up a torch from Don Quijote and pull it myself.

A few of the stores in the video will have used Miuras. I’ve seen them at Golf Partner & Tsuruya Golf. Also look for Golf 5, Golf Map, and Golf Garage.

Thank you@@TheGaijinGolfer

I don't know if all locations do, but I believe the flagship store in Osaka sells used clubs on the top floor.

I'm not a retailer so I can't give you exact numbers. But I would imagine for a used club somewhere in the neighborhood of $500 to $600. I'm not sure how much more that would cost for a brand new club.

Yes, I actually have 2 sets of irons myself. In Japan they are marketed as Miura Giken. Similar stuff as the Miura brand you're familiar with with a bit of different stamping and minor cosmetic changes. I know in Osaka, El Niko Golf (aka: Eruniko) carries Miura. You could also go to one of 3 fitting studios they have. You need reservations for a fitting. Here's the link: miura-fs.com/

I'm sure there are other retailers that will fit you for a set, but those are the ones I know for sure. Hope that helps!

Awesome!! Also if I was going to go to a miura fitting studio would they have iron heads in studio to assemble the irons there or would they just place an order? Thank you for the reply tho helps heaps 🤙

I don't know for sure, but I would imagine they do. Although, it will likely take them some time to get the set built for you even if they have everything in house.

@@TheGaijinGolfer sorry bro quick question do you know any stores that sell vessel golf bags??

its everywhere in Japan

Thank you for your recommendations!

Yes tax free if you are foreigner

No, because a golf club purchase is duty free. You just have to present your passport when you purchase the clubs.