"일본어 몰라도 됩니다" 일본 골프 여행 예약 5단계 총정리

In my last video, I mentioned that a round of golf that costs 340,000 won on a weekend in Korea can be completed for just 80,000 won on a weekday in Japan, including lunch. I'm talking about the system where there are no caddie fees, you can book a tee time with just two people, and you can even enjoy a bathhouse after the round. For those of you who watched that video and wanted to travel but felt lost when it came to actually making a reservation, this is a guide to mastering direct booking. Flights, golf courses, hotels, rental cars, and a few things to pack locally. As long as you know the order of the buttons, anyone can get through to the end, even if they don't know Japanese. We've compiled all the tips for each step that would otherwise just cost you money if you didn't know them—from saving on golf baggage fees with the Jeju Air Golf Membership, utilizing Rakuten GORA and Jalan.net, free hotel cancellations and large public bath chains, to rental car licenses, insurance, and tolls—all in one place. Once you go through this process yourself just once, you will be able to book on your own without anyone teaching you from then on. --- 📌 Timeline 00:00 Is Direct Booking Really Difficult Instead of a Package? 01:15 Step 1: Flights — Book Your Date First and Save on Golf Baggage 04:03 Step 2: Golf Courses — Rakuten Gora and Jalan.net: Differences from Korea 06:49 Step 3: Hotels — Within 1 Hour, Free Cancellation, Large Public Bath Chains 08:57 Step 4: Rental Cars — Three Factors: License, Insurance, and Tolls 12:00 Step 5: First Day Locally — Calculating Available Round Times and Golf Etiquette 13:53 Summary of Order + Cost Review --- ​​Flights & Baggage: Based on official guidelines, the Jeju Air Golf Membership has an annual fee of 129,000 KRW and allows for the free checked baggage of 25kg of golf equipment for one year with no limit on the number of check-ins (basic baggage separate). Please note that subscription products with similar baggage benefits from some low-cost carriers have been discontinued, so please check the golf baggage regulations of your airline directly before booking. ** - Booking Platforms: We consulted Rakuten Gola (approx. 1,900 courses, providing drone footage, hole-by-hole photos, and ratings), Jalan.net Golf, and the Korean language section of Golf Digest. Please note that 2-person plans, lunch inclusion, and additional fairway cart fees vary by course and plan, so please check the booking screen. Costs: Japan weekday green fees are approximately 7,000–8,000 yen (including meals and cart); weekend 2-person surcharge is approximately 1,000–2,000 yen per person; fairway cart is approximately 550 yen; hotel parking is approximately 500–1,000 yen per night; ETC card is approximately 330 yen per day; liability waiver is approximately 1,100–1,650 yen per day; and NOC is approximately 330–550 yen per day. All figures are estimates and may vary depending on the time of year, exchange rates, season, and operator. The 340,000 KRW per person weekend rate in Korea is based on standard market rates, including green fees, cart fees, caddie fees, and clubhouse fees. Driving: To drive in Japan, you must have an International Driving Permit, a passport, and the original Korean driver's license. Insurance is recommended, and coverage in the event of an accident follows the terms and conditions of the rental company. This video is not intended to promote or disparage any specific airline, platform, rental car company, or hotel; it is provided for travel reference purposes only. This video was produced by referencing footage from the Novemberrain Golf TV channel (   / @novemberrain6690  . For subscribers who wish to learn more details, please refer to the video below. We would like to thank the original creator for granting permission to use this footage.    • 🏌 이제 일본골프는 직접 예약하세요 #1 ⛳      • 🏌 이제 일본골프는 직접 예약하세요 #2 ⛳      • 🏌 이제 일본골프는 직접 예약하세요 #최종편 ⛳