How do you say "It is perfect weather for golf." in Japanese?

"It is perfect weather for golf." in Japanese is "ゴルフ日和ですね。". This phrase is commonly used in Japan.

What does "ゴルフ日和ですね。" mean in English?

"ゴルフ日和ですね。" means "It is perfect weather for golf." in English. Usage tip: [ゴルフ日和ですね] is natural golf small talk. [ですね] invites the other person to share the feeling.

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How to Say ‘It is perfect weather for golf.’ in Japanese

ゴルフ日和ですね。

gorufu biyori desu ne

[goh-roo-foo bee-yoh-ree dess neh]

💬 Usage Tip: [ゴルフ日和ですね] is natural golf small talk. [ですね] invites the other person to share the feeling.

🇯🇵 In Japan: At Japanese golf courses, light conversation before play helps create a relaxed and cooperative group atmosphere.

Phrase Breakdown

ゴルフ日和

gorufu biyori

Words in this phrase

ゴルフ

gorufu

[goh-roo-foo]

golf

Names the activity in the phrase ゴルフ日和.

Example

今日はゴルフ日和ですねと言いました。

I said, “It’s perfect weather for golf, isn’t it?”

日和

biyori

[bee-yoh-ree]

perfect weather for

Shows that the weather is ideal for the activity mentioned before it.

Example

本当にゴルフ日和ですね。

It really is perfect weather for golf, isn’t it?

ですね

desu ne

Words in this phrase

です

desu

[dess]

is; am; are

Polite copula used in a statement.

Example

今日はゴルフ日和です。

Today is perfect weather for golf.

ね

[neh]

isn’t it; right

Adds a friendly tone and seeks agreement.

Example

ゴルフ日和ですね。

It’s perfect weather for golf, isn’t it?

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