Golf Shops in Japan
31 places, curated by Preserve
Used-club floors, Japan-only golf brands and full-line superstores — every shop here is one we walk into ourselves between rounds.
Featured
Apparel & lifestyle
A golf select shop by Utsubo Park connecting international and Japanese golf culture — apparel, gear and its own club-building LABORATORY a short walk away.
Kanto & Tokyo
Golf apparel & lifestyle
BEAMS GOLF's flagship, on the ground floor of the Yūrakuchō Denki Building between Yūrakuchō and Ginza. The style-led select shop from one of Japan's most influential fashion houses — men's and women's golf wear with the playful, design-forward eye BEAMS is known for, plus accessories and small goods you won't find on the big-box floors.
New & used clubs
Festival Golf's multi-floor store in the Ameyoko Center Building on Ueno's market street, part of the Golf Partner network, stacking well over 10,000 new and used clubs across several floors — one of Japan's largest single golf floors, with a level given entirely to second-hand gear and deep women's and left-handed selections. Tax-free.
Full-line superstore & fitting
A five-storey 'World Hall' forty seconds from Okachimachi Station's south exit, opened in the Ueno–Ameyoko district in 1966 and once Japan's single top-selling golf store. One of Tokyo's largest full-line specialists — clubs, shoes, bags, apparel and balls across every floor, with in-store fitting.
Used & vintage clubs
Niki Golf's tax-free secondhand center in the Ameyoko market arcade — used clubs and gear at sharp prices, steps from Ueno Station.
Golf apparel & lifestyle
A golf-apparel select shop and original brand in Daikanyama with a street-meets-course aesthetic — its flagship pairs a curated floor (its own line alongside labels like CAPTAINS HELM GOLF and BANDEL) with an in-store café booth, and it's dog-friendly. The name flips 'golf' and nods to the Renaissance ruff collar: tradition, overturned.
Apparel & lifestyle
A new-style select store in Sendagaya pairing golf apparel from domestic and international brands with well-chosen vintage.
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Apparel & lifestyle
CAPTAINS HELM's golf line at home in Daikanyama — California outdoor style filtered through a Tokyo street sensibility.
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Superstore — new clubs & fitting
Alpen's premium fitting flagship across from Shinjuku Takashimaya — top-brand clubs with advanced fitting studios and tax-free service.
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Used clubs & simulators
A directly-run Golf Do on Tokyo's Kan-Nana ring road that the chain rates among its largest used-club floors, with an in-store hitting bay and workshop above a shared car park.
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Used clubs & simulators
Golf Do's large-format 'NEXT' concept store in west Tokyo, opened 2025 inside honobo Golf, pairing 2,000-plus used clubs with one of Japan's biggest indoor simulator ranges and a PING-certified fitter.
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Used clubs & rare finds
A used-club specialist in Setagaya's Sakurashinmachi known for rare and collectible finds — Scotty Cameron putters, US-model imports and premium trade-ins — with in-house club tuning and a buyback desk. The flagship of a small Tokyo–Kanagawa chain founded in 1995.
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Used clubs — nationwide network
Golf Partner's Yamate-dori store in Meguro — a roomy used floor of roughly 2,500 clubs with grip and fitting service, tax-free. A calmer, residential-side alternative to the station megastores.
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Used clubs — nationwide network
A three-floor Golf Partner a few minutes from Shimbashi Station, stacked with over 3,000 used clubs and billed by the chain as one of Japan's largest second-hand floors for women's clubs. Tax-free, central, and plugged into Golf Partner's nationwide used inventory.
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Used clubs — nationwide network
A Golf Partner tucked into the basement of the Shinjuku Center Building, reachable underground straight from Shinjuku Station without stepping outside — around a thousand used clubs in Tokyo's busiest transit hub, tax-free.
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Full-line superstore & fitting
Alpen's flagship one minute from Shinjuku Station's east exit fills two floors of a ten-storey megastore with the Golf5 lineup — 8,000-plus clubs across every model and spec, an eight-bay trial area with simulators, and tax-free service. A genuine Tokyo golf landmark.
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New & used clubs
The flagship of Niki Golf, founded in the Ameyoko market by Okachimachi Station in 1973 — the new-goods main store, a short walk from the chain's separate second-hand center. One of Japan's best-known golf specialists, on central Tokyo's densest shopping street.
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Full-line superstore & fitting
Xebio's national Victoria Golf flagship at Shinjuku Station — a whole nine-storey building of golf, billed as Japan's largest specialty store with 70,000-plus items, a trial room on every floor and an in-house customisation workshop. Tax-free.
Kansai
Golf apparel & lifestyle
RUFFLOG's Osaka store sits on a quiet Minami-Senba side street a few minutes off the Shinsaibashi crowds, carrying the Tokyo-born label's own line alongside a rotating select-shop floor of Japanese and imported golf brands. The name flips 'golf' — RUFF plus the reversed FLOG — and the room reads more like a Daikanyama boutique than a pro shop: a grass-textured entrance mat, a clean uncluttered layout, and displays reworked week to week.
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Used clubs & simulators
Golf Do's north-Kobe used-club store set inside the Accordia Garden Kobe Sanda driving range, so practice and used-gear shopping sit under one roof. Car-access, in the hills above the city.
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Used clubs & trade-ins
A Golf Kids used-club store inside the Frespo Higashi-Osaka mall, with 1,300 free parking spaces, a test-swing room and a launch monitor. It buys back clubs, bags and rangefinders — a car-oriented suburban shop rather than a walk-in.
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Used clubs & trade-ins
Golf Kids' Kobe store in Nishi-ku, tapping the chain's used network of hundreds of shops, with a trade-in bonus for clubs previously bought from the chain. Bus-access and local rather than touristy.
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Used clubs — nationwide network
Golf Partner's Honmachi branch in central Osaka bills itself 品揃え関西No.1 — Kansai's top used selection — and is an official tax-free store, two Midosuji-line stops from Namba, drawing on the chain's shared network of hundreds of thousands of used clubs orderable between branches.
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Used clubs — nationwide network
Kyoto's main Golf Partner used outlet, by the Kyoto-Minami interchange in Fushimi, with an in-store two-bay hitting range and grip/fitting service. Best reached by car or taxi rather than on foot.
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Full-line superstore & fitting
Tsuruya Golf's largest Kyoto store, near the Horikawa–Marutamachi crossing by Nijō Castle, with a PING-certified fitter, a modern trial room, a repair workshop and used-club sales. Tax-free and convenient to central Kyoto.
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Full-line superstore & fitting
Tsuruya Golf's Honmachi flagship — one of Japan's largest golf sales floors across six storeys, with the entire fifth floor given to used clubs and brand fitting studios including Titleist. An official tax-free store, four minutes from Honmachi subway.
Hokuriku
Golf apparel & lifestyle
RUFFLOG's fourth store and its Hokuriku outpost, opened in March 2026 in the Izumino district near the Kanazawa city gymnasium. Same formula as the Daikanyama flagship — the brand's original apparel alongside a select-shop floor of golf labels — aimed squarely at younger golfers who treat the game as fashion, with an indoor putting strip on the floor.
Chugoku
Golf apparel & lifestyle
RUFFLOG on Namiki-dori — one of central Hiroshima's main fashion streets — brings the Tokyo select-shop model west: the brand's own street-meets-course line shown next to a curated floor of Japanese and international golf labels. A style-led alternative to the city's traditional golf retailers, with a lounge you can sit down in.
Hokkaido
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Apparel & lifestyle
Sapporo's total golf salon near Odori Park — shop, TrackMan and GCQuad fitting bays, and a club workshop under one roof.
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Full-line superstore & fitting
Tsuruya Golf's substantial Sapporo store in Nishi-ku, with a PING-certified fitter, an indoor practice range, a fitting room, a workshop and used-club sales — the most complete new-and-used destination for golfers heading to Hokkaido and Niseko.
Kyushu
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Used clubs — nationwide network
A downtown Golf Partner about two minutes' walk from Hakata Station, carrying 3,000-plus used clubs, tax-free, with English- and Korean-speaking staff — one of the most inbound-friendly golf shops in Kyushu.
Frequently asked questions
Can tourists buy golf clubs tax-free in Japan?+
Yes — at registered tax-free stores, spend at least ¥5,000 pre-tax in one shop in a day and show your passport, and the 10% consumption tax comes off at the register. From 1 November 2026 Japan switches to paying the full price in store and claiming the refund at the airport before departure.
How do Japanese shops grade used golf clubs?+
Against a published letter scale on every tag — Golf Partner runs N (new) through A, B, C, D and F, with the shaft and grip graded separately from the head. Scales differ slightly by chain, but a B-grade club at a Japanese chain is usually cleaner than a “very good” club sold anywhere else.
Where should I buy golf clubs in Tokyo?+
Shinjuku for the multi-floor superstores (Golf5's flagship and Victoria Golf are minutes apart), Shimbashi and Meguro for Golf Partner's used floors, and Ueno's Ameyoko market for Niki Golf. Our Tokyo golf-shops page maps every one we vouch for.
Can I ship golf clubs home from Japan?+
Yes — clubs ship as oversized items via Japan Post EMS (up to 30 kg) or door-to-door couriers like DHL and FedEx, and many shops will help arrange it. Use a hard travel case, and check your own country's import-duty thresholds before buying a large haul.