Japan Golf Club Delivery and Return to Storage

Send stored golf clubs directly to the course or club

• Choose the useful destinationSilk Crane can deliver golf equipment to a golf course, golf club, hotel, or another useful confirmed destination in Japan.

• Match the golf reservationProvide the course or club name, reservation name, play date, full address, and telephone number.

• Prepare the course handoffConfirm that staff will receive the shipment and give Silk Crane enough notice to check the route and schedule.

Use the play date to plan Yamato Golf TA-Q-BIN

• Treat the play date as the key dateYamato uses the play date for golf delivery planning and normally delivers the golf bag by the day before play.

• Meet the sending deadlineThe covered golf bag must enter the carrier route before the cutoff for its origin and destination.

• Avoid unnecessarily early arrivalA course may charge for holding a bag that arrives too early, so align the request with the confirmed reservation and carrier timing.

Send the golf bag back to storage after the round

• Ask for current return instructionsContact Silk Crane for the current return address and account details before the golf bag begins its trip back to storage.

• Pack and identify the golf bagUse the suitable protective cover, identify the bag as directed, and keep the tracking number after handoff.

• Allow 3-5 daysAllow 3-5 days for return to storage and add time when weather or transport disruption could affect the route.

Start the return from where the golf trip ends

• Use the course return option when suitableYamato Round Trip TA-Q-BIN can support a return handoff at the course reception desk under its current conditions.

• Use a confirmed return locationA hotel, resort, airport counter, Yamato center, or another confirmed return location can work when Silk Crane verifies that it accepts the covered golf bag.

• Budget both movementsCourse delivery and return are separate carrier movements. Review current shipping estimates.

Japan golf-course delivery and return-to-storage FAQ