As the spring season approaches, golfers everywhere will be heading out to their favorite country club or links course for the first rounds of the year. If you are a golf fanatic, dedicating space in a garage or shed specifically for golf equipment and practice might be the best renovation idea ever. You may even want to fill it with some new equipment to showcase what you have, you can shop press grips, clubs, hats, headcovers, etc. on websites like labgolf.com so you are getting what you need. Here are three storage and organizing concepts for people whose sun rises and sets on golf:

1. Create a full-fledged workshop
There are golfers who go to the store and buy pre-made sets of clubs. Then there are golfers who take their game to the next level by customizing their golf tools to achieve maximum performance. If you love tinkering with drivers, woods, irons and putters, consider creating a personal workshop in a garage or shed. You will need to integrate a large workbench into one of the walls so they can comfortably assemble the parts on a stable surface. You should also think about installing wall mounted cabinets or garage shelves that can be used for storing spare club shafts, heads and grips. The shelves and cabinets from RST Brands will also allow you to create a comprehensive garage storage system where you can keep your golf balls, visor hats, hand towels, wooden tees, shoes, golf bags and push carts organized in one space.

2. Set up a golf net
Golfers tend to dread winter months. Every course is closed for the rest of the year and the only place to get their fix is the local, heated practice range. The problem is that every golfer in your neighborhood has the same idea and those ranges can become crowded. You can bypass all that trouble by installing a full-size golf net in your garage or shed. Whether you buy yours at the store or make one of your own depends on your budget, but every net should be made of high-quality netting and sturdy framing. If you want to practice your skill shots instead of power, you can place laminated targets on various spots on your internet to work on your accuracy.

3. Build a golf entertainment oasis
Golfing doesn’t have to be about working on your game 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Getting together with friends to watch big tournaments can also be part of the fun. Consider installing one of RST Brands’ garage storage systems to help you incorporate a full entertainment system, complete with large sofas, a flat-screen TV and stereos. You can hire professional Murfreesboro electrical rewiring services (or similar services closer to you) to help with the rewiring of all the appliances in the entire space. If you have the room, you should also try to place a small golf green in your garage where you can hold putting tournaments while the match is on.