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MIZUNO GOLF Yodoyabashi
Located in the business district of Yodoyabashi, providing golfers with premium equipment, fitting services, and direct access to Mizuno’s latest innovations. This store caters to all levels of golf enthusiasts, from beginners to pros.
Attractions
Sports, Golf
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For golfers in Osaka, Mizuno Golf Yodoyabashi offers a tailored experience with Mizuno’s latest collections, fitting services, and expert insights. Situated in Osaka’s Yodoyabashi area, this location brings Mizuno’s expertise in golf right to the heart of the city, featuring equipment and club options crafted to meet professional standards. With a selection that includes the latest Mizuno JPX and MP models, golfers can test and select clubs with the help of in-store advisors. Although English-speaking staff may not be available at all times, translation devices are provided to assist international customers during fittings.
This specialized store also offers repair services and personalization options, making it ideal for both local and international golfers. The convenient location makes it easy to access from nearby business hubs, making it a perfect quick stop for any golfer.
Facilities & Services
Club fitting (translation support available)
Club customization and repairs
Professional advice on Mizuno product selection
Limited accessories selection
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