Double Eagle brings a luxury shopping experience to Ginza, Ebisu, and Shinjuku (and even Yokohama). These flagship locations carry only the best: heavy hitters like Titleist, Mizuno, PING, and TaylorMade, alongside boutique Japanese labels such as Majesty and Crazy. Each store is beautifully merchandised with premium apparel and accessories, and with the GOLF IN JAPAN DISCOUNT, you’ll enjoy an extra 5 % off (on top of Tax‑Free savings—up to 15 % total!). Trust us—you can’t go wrong with a visit to Double Eagle.
➡️ RSVP to the Ginza, Ebisu, or Shinjuku stores for English support via Golf‑in‑Japan!

Located in Tokyo’s sporting-goods district, Mizuno Tokyo is the only place in Tokyo where you can access the full lineup—from clubs, balls, shoes, and gloves to high-tech apparel—backed by Mizuno’s flagship-grade service. The shop offers fittings using Mizuno’s own technology and expertise—perfect for international visitors.

Address: 3‑1 Kandaogawamachi, Chiyoda‑ku, Tokyo 101‑0052
➡️ Book a Fitting in English: https://golf-in-japan.com/shops/tokyo/mizuno-tokyo

In the prestigious Shinjuku Sumitomo Building, Dunlop Club House is the go-to Tokyo destination for Srixon, XXIO, and Cleveland gear. The spacious underground showroom has three hitting bays for demos and fittings, with English support booked via Golf‑in‑Japan. Whether you're after the latest driver or refined Japanese steel shafts, this shop offers premium experience in a VIP location.

Address: B1, Shinjuku Sumitomo Bldg, 2‑6‑1 Nishishinjuku, Shinjuku‑ku, Tokyo 163‑0290
➡️ Reserve Your Session: https://golf-in-japan.com/shops/tokyo/dunlop-club-house-tokyo

A Tokyo golf institution and one of Japan’s largest dedicated golf stores, Kotobuki Golf World is just 40 seconds from JR Okachimachi Station. Spread across five floors, the store offers an enormous selection of clubs, bags, shoes, apparel, and accessories from leading Japanese and international brands, with particularly strong options for left-handed golfers and women. It’s an excellent place to browse Japan’s golf market, pick up new equipment, or find something you won’t see at a typical pro shop. International visitors can also shop tax-free with a passport. 

with the GOLF IN JAPAN DISCOUNT, enjoy an extra 10% discount (on top of Tax‑Free savings—up to 20 % total!).

➡️ Book a Fitting in English:  https://golf-in-japan.com/shops/tokyo/kotobuki-golf-world

EUROZ GOLF in Roppongi is a sleek boutique specializing in Japanese artisan clubs—Miura, Roddio, Itobori—with two indoor hitting bays and expert fitters. Guests enjoy same-day tax-free shopping and help with paperwork and packing, making it seamless to stock up before heading to the course—or airport.

Address: 1F Halifax Building, 3-16-26 Roppongi, Minato-ku, Tokyo 106-0032
➡️ Book your English fitting: https://golf-in-japan.com/shops/tokyo/euroz-golf-tokyo

TaylorMade Ginza is a three-story showcase: clubs downstairs, live fitting bays in the basement, and apparel upstairs. A must-visit for gearheads, with Japan-exclusive Gloire series and Ginza-only branded items—all tax-free.

Address: GICROS GINZA GEMS 1F (clubs), B1 (fitting), 6-4-3 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 104-0061
➡️ Discover more: https://golf-in-japan.com/shops/tokyo/taylormade-japan-ginza-store

Opened in 2019 just a minute from Shinbashi Station, HONMA Shinbashi‑Ginza is an “experiential” showroom where you can test flagship Sakata-made irons and woods, golf balls, and apparel on one of the nation’s largest indoor simulators. Fittings are by reservation only, with expert craftmasters available on-site.

Address: 1‑10‑6 Shinbashi M‑SQUARE 1F, Minato‑ku, Tokyo 105‑0004

Situated on the bustling Ameyoko market street near Okachimachi Station, Niki Golf is the place to score everything from brand-new clubs to second-hand bargains. Well-stocked and well-loved by regulars, it’s ideal for spontaneous gear upgrades—and still qualifies for tax-free savings.

Address: 4‑6‑6 Ueno, Taito‑ku, Tokyo 110‑0005

Located in the fashionable Minami-Aoyama, this Victoria Golf branch is part of one of Japan’s largest dedicated golf chains. It offers the latest equipment from domestic and overseas brands, English-speaking staff, and VIP tax-free checkout—plus a hit-testing corner for clubs.

Address: NBF Minami-Aoyama Bldg 1F, 3‑1‑31 Minami-Aoyama, Minato‑ku, Tokyo 107‑0062

Just a short walk from Omotesando, The Hickory Golf Shop is Tokyo’s go-to for nostalgic wooden-shafted clubs, leather bags, tweed fashion, and accessories. It offers a sentimental step back to the roots of the game in a friendly, curated environment.

Address: Jingumae 3‑6‑4, Shibuya‑ku, Tokyo 150‑0001