Store clubs between Australia or New Zealand visits and return for more golf in Japan.

Japan Golf Storage for Australia and New Zealand Visitors

Reviewed by Max

Fly home with one less large case

If Japan is a regular golf destination, your clubs can stay here between visits from Australia or New Zealand. Send the golf bag from your hotel after the last round, then arrange domestic delivery for the next trip.

It is a simple way to keep equipment you use in Japan out of repeated international baggage handling.

Send the covered golf bag from your hotel front desk or a convenience store using your Silk Crane instructions. Silk Crane stores the bags for delivery when you need them again. Shipping is charged separately.

Compare monthly and annual golf storage

From Auckland, back for another Japan round

Store clubs between Australia or New Zealand visits and return for more golf in Japan.
Familiar clubs, another reason to come back.

Picture two friends returning to Auckland after a Japan golf holiday, with another visit planned for early summer. The clubs they use in Japan go from the final hotel to Silk Crane, while they fly home with their everyday luggage.

For the next trip, a few city days come before the course stay. They arrange delivery in advance and collect their familiar setup at the hotel before playing. Lunch on the clubhouse terrace is part of the holiday; moving the golf case through every earlier stop is not.

Before the earlier flight to Auckland, sign up and follow the supplied sending instructions. Keep everyday essentials through shipping, then arrange delivery ahead of the next Japan round.

Make the next golf trip easier to pack for

Choose a plan around the next visit

Monthly storage can suit a shorter or changing gap. Annual storage can suit equipment you want to keep here across repeated Japan visits.

The monthly and annual golf storage guide helps you match the plan to your schedule. Keep the clubs you need at home with you.

Keep the travel case and accessories here too

The golf case, shoes and ordinary accessories can remain with the Japan setup. Pack everything securely and plan separately for anything that needs its own package.

You can also store luggage between Australia or New Zealand visits. Use clear bag labels and tracking records for every item sent.

Travel through the airport with fewer pieces

Leaving the golf case here removes that item from the flights between home and Japan. You can start the next visit with the luggage you need for the opening part of the itinerary.

Compare the whole arrangement—storage, domestic shipping and the effort of traveling with the case. Airline baggage rules and charges vary; there is no single saving that applies to every trip.

Send the clubs for the golf part

Share the next hotel or course, reservation name, receiving details and play date ahead of time. The bag can leave storage for that stay while you enjoy the earlier city days.

After golf, send it back to storage if you are keeping it in Japan. Shipping is separate from the plan; use the shipping estimates for each movement.

Australia and New Zealand golf visits: common questions

Can visitors from Australia or New Zealand keep golf clubs in Japan?

Yes. Silk Crane stores clubs, bags, cases, shoes and accessories between visits and arranges delivery within Japan for the next golf itinerary.

Do the clubs need to go to the same course next time?

No. Plan delivery to the next course or hotel that fits your trip, with time for shipping and the receiving details arranged.

Are both monthly and annual plans available?

Yes. Choose the period that fits your return plans. Domestic shipping is charged separately.

Come back for the course, with less to bring

Keep the Japan golf setup here and arrange it for the part of the next holiday when you want to play. Choose your golf storage plan

Find more ideas in our Japan luggage and sports gear guides.

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