Wondering where to shop for golf equipment in Japan? We recommend a stop at Niki Golf in Ueno, Tokyo! From the latest golf club models to some of Japan’s best used golf gear, we’ve put together a few reasons why this Japanese golf store is worth visiting.

Why Buy Golf Equipment in Japan?

Golf has a long history, and it arrived in Japan over a hundred years ago, but in recent years the sport has found new life and new interest. These days, golf is more accessible and less stuffy, and it’s reaching a broader audience full of newcomers ready to take a swing. Of course, that means a rush of golfers looking for their very first set of golf gear, and even more players ready to upgrade their equipment.

For golfers in the know, Japan has become a golf shopping destination, known for offering quality products and a wide variety of brands and models. Importantly, shops sell the newest releases, and many also offer the kind of pristine secondhand equipment and reasonable prices that Japan has earned a reputation for. It’s no wonder shoppers from around Asia, and beyond, now flock to Japan’s golf shops—and its golf courses.

But where do shoppers find all these great prices and amazing equipment? If you’re visiting Japan and hoping to bring home some golf gear, you’ll want to check out Niki Golf, a trusted name in the Japanese golf business, supplying golfers with gear for over 50 years. Niki Golf carries both new and used equipment, helping them become a favorite among both beginners and regular golfers. In Tokyo, you’ll find two Niki Golf shops tucked away along Ameyoko (Ameya Yokocho) in Ueno, one of central Tokyo’s liveliest market streets. The main store focuses on the latest products to hit Japan, while the nearby Secondhand Center offers quality used equipment at great prices—something for every golfer.

Shop the Newest Golf Gear in Japan at Niki Golf Ameyoko

Niki Golf’s main branch in Ameyoko is located just a few steps (under a minute) from JR Okachimachi Station, and with Don Quijote directly across the street as a big bright landmark, it’s easy to find!

The first floor of the shop is packed with golf clubs from both Japanese and and a range of international names, and up on the second floor, you’ll find all the other equipment you need before you head out to play, from golfwear and shoes to golf bags. On a recent visit, the Japankuru team asked the staff for a few recommendations, so you know just what to look for when you finally make it to the store!

Niki Golf Ameyoko Flagship (二木ゴルフ アメ横本店)
6-4-6 Ueno, Taito City, Tokyo
Hours: 10:30 – 19:30
Official Website (jp)

Golf Gear to Buy in Japan

Honma

Honma Golf is a Japanese golf equipment brand known for offering products that bring the meticulous attention to detail associated with Japanese craftsmanship to modern manufacturing technology.

Their Beres line is particularly popular, often seen as the brand’s signature series. Honma’s sharp focus on distance, accuracy, and comfortable play contributed to the development of these high-quality clubs, and the construction is designed to reduce vibration and make each impact a pleasure.

Ping

A reliable choice among golfers around the world, the American golf brand Ping has recently launched a new Ping Scottsdale Tec series, available—of course—Niki Golf. Check out the mallet-style putter heads, designed to improve putting accuracy.

According to one member of the store staff, the stability of the putter head is what makes this series special. When compared with conventional putters, the clubface is less likely to twist or rotate during each stroke, making it easier to control the direction of the ball, especially on off-center strikes. That makes this one a good choice for players working on better consistency in their putting.

PRGR

PRGR (“Pro Gear”) is another Japanese brand recommended by store staff—often suggested for golfers who don’t generate very much swing power. The brand offers series designed to be easy to swing, helping increase clubhead speed and distance with less effort. It’s a popular choice for people looking for comfortable, easy-to-use golf clubs, and staff mentioned that older customers and other golfers with lower swing strength often gravitate towards these clubs.

XXIO

Thanks to a variety of lightweight clubs, easy-to-swing designs, and shafts available in several levels of stiffness, XXIO is another Japanese golf brand popular among amateur golfers. The full lineup also includes “XXIO Ladies” products, designed specifically for women.

At Niki Golf, you can pick up the limited-edition XXIO 14 Ladies Teal Mint series launched July 25, 2026 (while supplies last). Each item comes in a bright mint-green color, from the golf clubs to the caddy bag. Pick up the full set to stay on trend while you golf with this fresh minty color!

ONOFF

Tired of all the golf clubs in simple black and silver designs? A look at ONOFF might open your eyes! The brand offers easy-to-use clubs perfect for amateur golfers, but one of the things that makes each club so special is the brand’s distinctive use of color. Just about every part of the club is colorful, and you can even choose different grip colors to mix and match. It’s a great option for anyone who wants to add a little individuality to their favorite clubs.

In addition to all the golf clubs, the first floor is also where you’ll find golf balls in a variety of designs, including Japanese foods, Sanrio characters, and famous Japanese golfers. Nearby is a wide array of golf club headcovers, including some very cute characters. Both of these options make the perfect portable gift for golf lovers back home—or yourself.

Japanese Golf Accessories

Once you’ve picked out some new clubs, you can head up to the second floor to find a full range of golf equipment and accessories. The selection includes all kinds of golf shoes, golf bags, and clothing for the course.

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The store also stocks accessories for athletes, like the Coreforce Loop bracelet, said to help improve balance and stability. It’s an intriguing item whether you play golf on a regular basis or not, since there’s nothing stopping you from reaping the benefits in everyday life as well. A few members of the Japankuru team tried one on, and some were surprised to find that it really did feel like there was a change in their balance and flexibility. Of course, this is the kind of product you really have to try for yourself—try one on at the store to see if it makes a difference for you!

The bracelets come in different colors, and the brand is currently collaborating with the ’80s anime Fist of the North Star. If you’re a fan of this beloved shonen classic, you might want to check out the north star design on the bracelets, and the characters featured on all the packaging!

▶︎ Shopping Tip: If you see something you like, but don’t know when you’ll be able to make it to Niki Golf anytime soon—or if you get home and realize there was something you really wish you’d purchased at the store—you can also shop Niki Golf’s online store. The webshop offers worldwide shipping, so you can basically browse the shop from the comfort of your own home.

A Secondhand Japanese Golf Gear Treasure Trove, Just 1~2 Minutes Away

Still not sure what to take home with you? Want to compare prices before making any final decisions? Then we recommend walking just a couple minutes from the Niki Golf Ameyoko Flagship to visit their used golf equipment shop, the Niki Golf Secondhand Center, which offers a selection just as varied.

Although the dimensions of this store aren’t huge, it’s absolutely packed with a wide range of used golf clubs from major brands, including TaylorMade, Callaway, Ping, XXIO, Majesty, and Honma. The stock includes popular models, but they also have a number of discontinued models, now difficult to find in ordinary shops! The shop is overflowing with different items, but the products are neatly organized by brand, type, and price, making it easy for both beginners and experienced golfers to browse and compare different options.

Part of the fun of visiting this secondhand shop is the excitement of wondering what great finds you might come across. New stock is constantly coming in, so the stock is never picked over. Stop in for the chance to discover rare models, coveted items you’ve always wished you could own, and shockingly well-maintained clubs of all kinds. For golfers in the know, this place is a regular stop in Ueno.

If the sound of “used” or “secondhand” golf gear has you feeling a little hesitant, we encourage you to take a good look at the equipment at Niki Golf’s Secondhand Center. Not only is Japan known for keeping used items in pristine condition, but the shop carefuly inspects each item as it comes in, analyzing its current condition and organizing by category. This system makes it easy for shoppers to find the right clubs at reasonable prices, as long as you give the shop a chance!

▶︎ Shopping Tip: Do not miss the putting green and the digital golf cage, where you can test equipment before deciding to buy! Go ahead, give it a swing—that way you’ll know you’re choosing the right golf club for your swing and playing style.

Before Using the Trial Area
・Please inform a staff member before using the facility.
・Customers can try up to two clubs per person in the cage, for a maximum of 10 minutes.

Niki Golf Secondhand Center Ameyoko (二木ゴルフ 中古センター アメ横店)
4-6-1 Ueno, Taito City, Tokyo
Hours: 10:30 – 19:30
Official Website (jp)

Shop for Souvenirs in Ameyoko & Explore Ueno

You’ve made it all the way to the vibrant bustle of Ueno’s Ameyoko Market—don’t rush home just yet! The area around Niki Golf is packed with restaurants, cafes, souvenir shops, and all kinds of interesting stores waiting to catch your attention and open your wallet. From Japanese snacks and cosmetics to clothes, nifty home goods, and other everyday essentials from Japan, Ameyoko has enough variety to keep both golfers and non-golfers absorbed all day long.

When you’ve had enough shopping (at least for now) and you’re ready for a change of scenery, you can walk right over to Ueno Park, known for its broad tree-lined paths that provide the perfect place to relax in the heart of the city. Ueno Park is also home to a number of museums, including the Tokyo National Museum, which houses a huge collection of antiquities and artwork from Japan and beyond—perfect for travelers with an interest in Japanese history and traditional culture.

Shop for Golf Equipment in Tokyo—Start at Niki Golf!

With a weak yen promising incredible deals on top of all the reasonable prices and pristine products, there’s no denying that Japan should be one of the most popular destinations for golfers from around the world, especially those looking to pick up some new gear. (Foreign shoppers can take advantage of tax-free shopping, too!)

If you’re planning a trip to Japan, don’t forget to add Niki Golf to the itinerary, so you can find the perfect golf club (or cool new equipment) to bring home with you!

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