Golf Club Storage in Japan: Delivered for Your Next Round
Reviewed by Max
Your clubs for the round. More freedom for the rest of Japan.
Send the covered golf bag from your hotel front desk or a convenience store using your Silk Crane instructions. Monthly and annual storage plans are available; shipping is charged separately.
Have your stored golf clubs delivered to the course, enjoy your round, then send them back to Silk Crane. You can explore Japan between golf days without taking a golf bag on every train or into every hotel.
Store your clubs for part of this trip, or choose an annual plan and keep them in Japan for future visits. Explore short-term and annual golf storage plans.
Tokyo first, tee time next
Picture a few days exploring Tokyo’s neighborhoods, cafés and gardens before a round in Chiba. Your clubs stay with Silk Crane while you enjoy the city. Arrange delivery ahead of your play date, and collect your bag at course reception when you arrive for golf.
After the round, send the clubs back from the course or your hotel and continue to Kyoto with just your everyday luggage. There is no storage location to visit and no collection trip to fit around your plans. Our guide to golf and sightseeing explores more ways to combine both.
Before the Tokyo days, sign up and follow the supplied sending instructions. Keep city clothes and essentials through shipping, with the clubs delivered for the course and returned to storage after play.
Explore how course delivery and return fit your trip below.
Your own clubs, delivered for your next round
Keep playing with the clubs you know, without carrying them throughout the holiday. Silk Crane can send your stored golf bag to a course or golf club in Japan, or to your hotel if that suits your plans better.
Share your course and booking details with us, and check with reception that they can receive the bag. We will help arrange delivery around your round.
Plan around your play date
Tell us where and when you are playing before we send the clubs. Your reservation name, course address and phone number help us arrange the right delivery.
Yamato’s golf delivery service normally delivers by the day before play. Plan with us in advance so there is time for the route; you do not need to arrange a much earlier arrival and leave the course holding your bag.
Finish the round and keep traveling
Ask course reception about sending the bag back to storage, or send it from your hotel. Contact Silk Crane for the current return instructions so it goes back to your account, ready for another round or another visit.
Our golf packing guide walks you through preparing the bag, including the protective cover. Keep the tracking number after sending. Allow 3–5 days for the return journey to storage, with extra time if weather or transport disruption affects the route.
Keep your clubs in Japan for the next visit
Heading home after the golf trip? Choose an annual storage plan to keep your clubs in Japan and arrange delivery for your next stay. Our guide to storing clubs between Japan visits explains how repeat trips can work.
If your trip ends away from the course or hotel, we can help arrange sending from an airport counter or Yamato center. Shipping to the course and back to storage is charged separately from storage. Check shipping estimates when choosing your plan.
Questions about golf delivery and storage
Can my stored clubs be delivered straight to a golf course?
Yes. Share the course name, reservation and play date with Silk Crane, and check with the course that reception can receive the bag. We help arrange delivery ahead of your round. A hotel or golf resort is another option.
Can I send the clubs back after golf?
Yes. Contact Silk Crane for the return instructions, pack the bag for shipping and send it from your course or hotel. You can leave it in storage while you continue traveling or until your next Japan visit.
Make room for golf and everything else you want to do in Japan. Choose your golf storage plan.
Find more ideas in our Japan luggage storage guides or watch Silk Crane’s travel videos.