Mizuno Golf Europe
Soft Goods Coordinator

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EMEA Golf Product Coordinator (Soft Goods)
Department
EMEA Golf
Reporting to
Senior Operations Manager
Full Time
35 Hours per week, Monday to Friday
This role is pivotal in driving the growth of the Mizuno golf soft good business (bags, gloves, golf balls, accessories, footwear and apparel) with a focus on product development, supplier collaboration, and global product alignment. Will work closely with cross-functional teams, including E-commerce, Suppliers, Product, and Sales teams, to enhance Mizuno’s market presence and ensure product excellence.
Key Tasks
Product Development & Research
- Consult on research, development, and planning for future Mizuno golf products, focusing on bags, gloves, golf balls, accessories, footwear and apparel
- Analyse current and future market trends to ensure Mizuno’s golf offerings remain competitive and innovative.
- Identify and explore potential brand collaborations to elevate Mizuno Golf’s brand presence (e.g., partnerships with brands like Manors).
Apparel and Footwear Development & Growth
- Drive the growth and development of Mizuno’s apparel range to meet strategic objectives.
- Ensure adherence to timelines, production schedules, and quality standards in apparel development.
- Collaborate with internal teams in Rotterdam to communicate the specific needs of the golf category.
- Participate in apparel collaborations to enhance brand awareness.
Accessories & Regional Product Initiatives
- Develop a distinct, EMEA-only SMU collection across all soft good categories separate from global offerings.
- Manage the seasonal development of soft goods (balls, bags, gloves, accessories, apparel and footwear) in close collaboration with suppliers and sales managers.
- Work with PRG and other suppliers to manage in-season accessories and create seasonal product lines, such as themed headcovers.
- Assist in designing headwear and accessories, including CADs and tech packs to support internal design processes.
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Cross-Regional Communication & Collaboration
- Strengthen communication across regions (MUS, MOC, MCL) to align product strategies and ensure more globally consistent products.
- Participate in cross-regional meetings to align on product updates and strategies.
Database Management
- Upload and maintain accurate product information, images, pricing and updates on the B2B platform ensuring obsolete items are removed and images are correctly formatted.
- Maintain and update a comprehensive product "bible" with detailed specs, pricing, and other product information, ensuring accuracy for retailers before launches.
- Ensure AWorkbook is up to date for all categories including pricing and imagery, new products displayed in the correct collection and remove OP or Oversold product to ensure Sales Team are viewing the most up to date product availability.
Defective Report Compilation
- Analyse monthly defect reports, calculate figures, and communicate findings to MCJ.
- Update trade pricing and manage credits and returns related to defective items.


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Seasonal/Product Photoshoots
- Oversee product photoshoots with our vendor, ensuring products meet Mizuno standards and recharge costs to other regions as required.
- Assist in production, manage product labelling, and ensure accuracy in final shots for promotional use.
PO and System Management – Soft Goods (Footwear, Apparel & Accessories)
- Ensure POs are approved, accurate, and raised on schedule
- Support the demand planner to enhance forecasting, manage purchase orders, and resolve import queries, improving supply chain efficiency.
- Ensure soft goods PLP’s reflect the latest product/launch information
- Be the main point of contact for JDE system issues for apparel, footwear, gloves, balls, bags and accessories.
- Maintain information in JDE for configuration of style codes including EAN codes, purchase prices etc
Key Skills
- IT skills including advanced Excel
- Excellent organisational skills with high attention to detail
- Excellent Communication and presentation skills
- Knowledge of Golf & in particular Golf Product
- Able to work effectively and collaborate with wide range of internal and external stakeholders
- Strong Project Management
- Experience of Product development and forecasting
- Understanding of Brand & Product Positioning
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