EMILLID BAHAMA is a golf club brand based in Matsuyama, Ehime Prefecture.
Grand Prix Co., Ltd. is proud to present this golf brand to the world, pursuing distance and the highest level of accuracy. The group brand led by Koji Tanaka was founded in 1998 as Grand Prix. Since then, with the birth of EMILLID BAHAMA, featuring a powerful lion as its brand mark, the brand has expanded worldwide since the days of Grand Prix, expanding its presence from Iwate in the north of Japan to Kagoshima in the south, mainly in Southeast Asia, including Korea, the Philippines, Thailand, China, and Vietnam.

EMILLID BAHAMA manufactures and sells golf clubs, golf bags, apparel, and accessories.
The concept is [Pursuit of high quality and friendly product development]. Test shots are conducted almost every day in pursuit of the best quality, and the test golf course is a golf course with a long yardage, so the demand for distance is the essence of the product. In addition, the design quest leads to a more open and relaxing golf course, and the creation of the design does not forget to be playful, as it is an item that takes you to a world of the extraordinary.

EMILLID BAHAMA golf clubs are precision clubs that pursue the delicacy and high accuracy that are unique to Japanese manufacturers. For example, the CV9 distance performance is the same as the previous model, but with a soft feel that is easy to handle. It is designed with low spin performance to make the ball easy to catch and rise naturally. The head adopts a semi-shallow face design, which makes it easy to rise the ball, and the weight balance close to the face of the sole makes it difficult to spin, so when it is hit, it achieves a high altitude and a low spin trajectory.

EMILLID BAHAMA golf bags have a bold and flashy design that is unique to overseas brands, and they create a sense of openness that is not found in Japan, creating a sophisticated shot of a golf scene. Koji Tanaka loves golf more than anyone else, and he never forgets to adjust the reins of his efforts to promote golf, from nurturing successors to spreading the sport.