Pack and Label Golf Clubs for Storage in Japan

Use a protective golf bag or travel case

• Start with a protective bag or casePack the clubs securely in a protective golf bag or travel case that supports the complete set during domestic handling.

• Secure the club headsControl the club heads so they do not strike one another or move freely inside the bag or case.

• Contain loose itemsSecure loose items and accessories so they remain with the golf bag and do not create pressure on the clubs.

Add the suitable protective cover required by Yamato

• Cover the complete golf bagYamato requires a suitable protective cover when a caddy bag travels through Golf TA-Q-BIN.

• Keep the travel case underneathA protective golf bag or travel case supports the clubs, while the carrier cover prepares the complete package for Yamato handling.

• Check current acceptanceConfirm the current cover, weight, timing, and accepted sending point before handing the golf bag to the carrier.

Describe and address the golf shipment accurately

• Describe the contents on the waybillAccurately describe the contents on the waybill so the carrier can identify the golf equipment inside the package.

• Use the customer nameAddress the shipment with the customer name connected with the active Silk Crane storage account.

• Add the assigned suite numberPut the assigned Silk Crane suite number on the waybill and on the golf bag or outer cover.

Contact Silk Crane before sending anything unusual

• Ask about size and weightContact Silk Crane before sending an unusually large or heavy golf case that may need a different carrier arrangement.

• Disclose value or restrictionsAsk before sending a valuable, restricted, or nonstandard golf item instead of treating it like an ordinary club set.

• Identify battery-containing itemsDisclose any battery-containing item before it enters the shipment. Review current shipping guidance.

Packing and labeling golf clubs for Japan storage FAQ