Golf shop in Tokyo?

Junior Golfer Posts : 216 Join date : 2014-01-14

Hey all

A friend told me there's a golf shop in Ueno Market Tokyo that sells brands like Miura etc. Anyone know where exactly to find this shop, or the name of this shop? (My friend couldn't remember). Or any other shops in the Tokyo area with good selection and prices for JDM stuff. Thinking of getting a wedge set and other odds and ends when I'm there in Feb Smile

Junior Golfer Posts : 172 Join date : 2010-02-04

Hi TS, Ueno area has plenty of golf shops. But will need to do a little searching around in the area.
For new clubs you can try Kotobuki Golf or Festival Golf. Google for their websites.

In that area, there are also some smaller shops that sells both new and used clubs. It's just across the JR Station Okachimachi. Almost all of them are within the first 200m of the start of the street.

Have fun!

Junior Golfer Posts : 216 Join date : 2014-01-14

aze06 wrote:: Hi TS, Ueno area has plenty of golf shops. But will need to do a little searching around in the area.
For new clubs you can try Kotobuki Golf or Festival Golf. Google for their websites.

In that area, there are also some smaller shops that sells both new and used clubs. It's just across the JR Station Okachimachi. Almost all of them are within the first 200m of the start of the street.

Have fun!

Thank you! I've been advised to leave my credit card behind haha

Super Active Golfer Posts : 2100 Join date : 2009-11-30

Check out niki golf and the golf shops opposite and adjacent to it

http://www.cheaptokyogolf.com/blog/ueno-golf-stores

Senior Golfer Posts : 292 Join date : 2012-04-14 Age : 38

3-4th floor ameyoko centre in Ueno street market, new not really cheap but used quite competitive. Their used equipment still pretty good condition

Subject: Re: Golf shop in Tokyo? Mon Dec 22, 2014 9:49 am

Victoria across shinjuku station is golf heaven. 7 floors with certain floor withe one brand only, amazing selection and you wont want to leave Smile

Newbie Golfer Posts : 52 Join date : 2012-01-07

Hope I can have a trip there next year

Junior Golfer Posts : 216 Join date : 2014-01-14

Oh boy! Looking forward to my trip! Think I'll be bringing an extra golf bag full of clubs home! Very Happy

Junior Golfer Posts : 155 Join date : 2014-11-24

Off to Tokyo on an urgent trip, I will provide feedback if I get a chance to go to the golf shops.

Junior Golfer Posts : 216 Join date : 2014-01-14

reallys, did you manage to hit the shops in Tokyo?

Heading there this week, specifically looking for XXIO fairway woods and Miura wedges, K grind.. anyone know where to find these? Thanks!

Super Active Golfer Posts : 1111 Join date : 2010-09-20

I do my golf shopping in BIC Camera departmental store in Shinjuku (the one that's opposite of Isetan).

Level B2 is all golf stuff. You can claim tax refund plus 2% discount for payments made by Visa or Union Pay.

Subject: Re: Golf shop in Tokyo? Mon Feb 16, 2015 2:52 pm

simoner wrote:: I do my golf shopping in BIC Camera departmental store in Shinjuku (the one that's opposite of Isetan).

Level B2 is all golf stuff. You can claim tax refund plus 2% discount for payments made by Visa or Union Pay.

Bro Simoner - You mean the one with Uniqlo beside it?

Junior Golfer Posts : 155 Join date : 2014-11-24

XXIO is easy to find everywhere in Tokyo golf shops, BIC Camera has them. There's also a big shop in one of the electronic stores in Akihabara. That's where I am at the moment lol. Miura on the other hand is proving difficult in normal golf shops i.e. fitting clubs. I'm here till later this week Smile

Junior Golfer Posts : 216 Join date : 2014-01-14

reallys wrote:: XXIO is easy to find everywhere in Tokyo golf shops, BIC Camera has them. There's also a big shop in one of the electronic stores in Akihabara. That's where I am at the moment lol. Miura on the other hand is proving difficult in normal golf shops i.e. fitting clubs. I'm here till later this week

Great! If you can remember, how much roughly were the XXIO fairway woods (8 series 3&5 wood). Thanks!

Junior Golfer Posts : 155 Join date : 2014-11-24

XXIO is not a brand I use, so no idea... However I am working out of a office 300m away from the shop in Akihabara, if I get a chance I will have a look and report findings.
Smile

Super Active Golfer Posts : 1111 Join date : 2010-09-20

shimizu.toruk wrote:

simoner wrote:: I do my golf shopping in BIC Camera departmental store in Shinjuku (the one that's opposite of Isetan).

Level B2 is all golf stuff. You can claim tax refund plus 2% discount for payments made by Visa or Union Pay.

Bro Simoner - You mean the one with Uniqlo beside it?

Yup!

I bought my Ping i25 there about $150 cheaper than in SIN.

Subject: Re: Golf shop in Tokyo? Mon Feb 16, 2015 4:36 pm

simoner wrote:

shimizu.toruk wrote:

simoner wrote:: I do my golf shopping in BIC Camera departmental store in Shinjuku (the one that's opposite of Isetan).

Level B2 is all golf stuff. You can claim tax refund plus 2% discount for payments made by Visa or Union Pay.

Bro Simoner - You mean the one with Uniqlo beside it?

Yup!

I bought my Ping i25 there about $150 cheaper than in SIN.

Thanks for the tip! Been there a couple of times, but have been only going up, and not down Shocked

Will definitely check it out when I'm there (hopefully soon).

Junior Golfer Posts : 216 Join date : 2014-01-14

Thanks. Will be doing lots of shopping!

Question: For those who buy clubs from overseas, do you get the shop to pack into a box with padding then check it in? And do you get taxed upon return to Singapore? (I'm not bringing my golf bag, else will just throw in and check in)

Junior Golfer Posts : 155 Join date : 2014-11-24

I have bought clubs from here before and they do package it in a box with bubble wrap. As for tax,

There are four broad categories of dutiable goods in Singapore. They are:

Intoxicating liquors, including spirits, wine, beer, ale, stout and porter. Beverages and liquors consumed for health reasons and used for cooking are dutiable if the alcoholic strength by volume exceeds 0.5%, such as Shandy, bottled alcoholic cocktail drinks, D.O.M, Yomeishu, samsoo and rice wine.
Tobacco products, including cigarettes and cigars.
Motor vehicles, including motorised bicycles
Petroleum products, including gasoline, petrol and motor fuel.

More; http://www.customs.gov.sg/leftNav/trav/Customs+Clearance+Procedure.html

Hope this helps.

Caddy Posts : 2158 Join date : 2009-10-20

I believe the Tax you get hit with for incoming stuff is GST?

Senior Golfer Posts : 282 Join date : 2009-08-03

Why don't you just buy a golf bag and put in your new set of clubs and looks as though you are back from a golf trip. cost of the bag, I think will be cheaper than the GST!

Junior Golfer Posts : 216 Join date : 2014-01-14

TLHENG wrote:: Why don't you just buy a golf bag and put in your new set of clubs and looks as though you are back from a golf trip. cost of the bag, I think will be cheaper than the GST!

Will also get charged for additional bag ma, I'm going with my wife and between 2 of us we have 2 suitcases and 1 carry on already scratch

Junior Golfer Posts : 155 Join date : 2014-11-24

Xxio 8 series woods jpy44570 each

Junior Golfer Posts : 216 Join date : 2014-01-14

reallys wrote:: Xxio 8 series woods jpy44570 each

Thanks man.. not a lot of difference from here.. maybe will look for second hand....

Subject: Re: Golf shop in Tokyo? Tue Feb 17, 2015 11:12 pm

If you looking for new or used clubs, try Golf Partners near Tokyo Station. They can help you do tax rebates against your purchases. . So bring your passport along. A Japanese utility wood I bought brand new was 20% cheaper than in Singapore (after discount and tax rebates).

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