I built the golf club rack based on display racks in stores that show new club sets. The only difference is I added a top shelf that will accommodate a 13 inch TV, a notebook computer with a 17” screen, and a mouse pad. Materials consist of a a couple of 2x4’s and a half sheet of ¾ inch plywood and #2 pine. The bottom shelf supports the clubs, extension cord and the simulator when not in use.
4 coaster ball type rollers are attached to the base for easy mobility and storage.
A multiple 6 outlet strip is attached to the the left side to connect all various devices. I added a radiant heater to the right side with a metal bracket and a plywood shelf. I can practice or play with a a sweatshirt and jacket without gloves when outside temperature get into the mid 30’s. There is a top mounted extension shelf mounted to the left side to accomadate a computer projector behind the TV. The adjustable fluorescent lights were made from a inexpensive pedestal lamp. I removed the base drilled a couple of holes and insured that I had proper lighting. Another inexpensive addition was the temperature gauge attached to the right side. I don’t play on days below 30*.
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