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Golf Storage Unit

When golf season hits, searching for balls, tees and maybe even a club or two can get frustrating.

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Difficulty
Intermediate
Time
5.3–10 hours
Cost
$$$

About this build

When golf season hits, searching for balls, tees and maybe even a club or two can get frustrating. This golf storage unit is a great way to keep all your equipment together with room for multiple bags and even an adjustable shelf to accommodate those odd size items.

Tools

Essential

  • Brad Nailer
  • Circular Saw
  • Drill / Driver
  • Miter Saw
  • Pocket Hole Jig
  • Random Orbit Sander

Optional / nice to have

  • Bar / Pipe Clamps
  • Tape Measure

Materials

ItemQty
Plywood, 1/2" Thick Full Sheet1 board
Plywood, 1/2" Thick Half Sheet1 board
Board, 1x2 72"1 board
Board, 1x12 48"1 board
3/4" Kreg Screws50 each
1 1/4" brad nails20 each
Iron on plywood edge veneer1 each

Overall cost: $$$. Lumber prices vary by region, species, and season, so we give a band rather than a figure we would only be pretending to know.

Cut list

PartQtyT × W × L
Exterior sides21/2" × 16" × 37"
Back11/2" × 37" × 44"
Interior sides21/2" × 15" × 37"
Bottom11/2" × 15" × 44"
Front trim13/4" × 1 1/2" × 45"
Front for umbrella cubby11/2" × 4" × 37"
Umbrella cubby dividers21" × 2" × 4"
Shelves33/4" × 11 1/4" × 2"

What to buy

Buy 8 boards at 8 ft.

1" × 2"

1 board

3/4" × 11 1/4"

1 board

3/4" × 1 1/2"

1 board

1/2" × 37"

1 board

1/2" × 16"

1 board

1/2" × 15"

2 boards

1/2" × 4"

1 board

Assumes 8 ft stock, a 1/8" saw kerf, and buying each part at its own width. Change the board size or kerf on the full board plan →

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Instructions

  1. 1Overview

    This unit stands 37 1/2" tall with a 45" width. The umbrella cubby is 4" wide giving you the ability to store extra clubs and a golf umbrella while the 11 1/4" wide shelves give you great storage capacity. The bag area is almost 28" wide which allows you to store two adult size bags or one adult and two children's bags.

    Golf Storage Unit — step photo 5
  2. 2Step 1

    Attach the bottom 15 1/2" piece to the back using pocket hole screws.

    Golf Storage Unit — step photo 6
  3. 3Step 3

    Attach the first interior side to the back using pocket holes, 11 1/4" in from the right side, using your shelves as a placement guide. This will become one side of the golf bag storage area. The pocket holes should face away from the bag storage area. This way you don't have to fill them later because they will be hidden.

    Golf Storage Unit — step photo 7
  4. 4Step 4

    Attach the second interior side to the back, using pocket holes. Attach it 4" in from the left side using your 4" umbrella cubby divider as a guide.

    Golf Storage Unit — step photo 8
  5. 5Preparation

    You will be using pocket holes to attach most of this piece. Predrill all the holes to make assembly quicker. Always try to evenly space the holes. Your pocket hole placement is as follows -Back: 5 holes down each 37 1/2" side -Bottom: 5 holes along each 44" side and 3 on each 15 1/2" sides -Interior sides: 5 holes along one 37 1/2" side -Front for Umbrella Cubby: 5 holes along one 37 1/2" side -2 of the Shelves: 2 pocket holes along each 15 1/2" side (one shelf is adjustable and does not need to be screwed into place.) Always add glue to the joint prior to joining with screws.

    Golf Storage Unit — step photo 9
  6. 6Step 5

    Attach the front of the umbrella cubby to the left interior side, using pocket holes.

    Golf Storage Unit — step photo 10
  7. 7Step 2

    Using your Kreg Shelf Pin Jig, add the holes for your adjustable shelf. Use a 2x4 as a guide for even placement of the holes on both sides.

    Golf Storage Unit — step photo 11
  8. 8Step 6

    Add the exterior sides using the pocket holes on the back piece. It is helpful to use a right angle clamp to hold the wood in place while you screw it in place.

    Golf Storage Unit — step photo 12
  9. 9Step 7

    Secure the left exterior side to the umbrella cubby front using 1 1/4" brad nails.

    Golf Storage Unit — step photo 13
  10. 10Step 8

    Attach umbrella cubby dividers with, approximately, 4" spacing.

    Golf Storage Unit — step photo 14
  11. 11Step 9

    Attach the 1x2x45 front trim piece along the bottom edge of the front using brad nails.

    Golf Storage Unit — step photo 15
  12. 12Step 10

    Attach middle two shelves at the desired height and place the adjustable shelf with shelf pins. You could base the height of the stationary shelves on what you need to store or evenly space them.

    Golf Storage Unit — step photo 16
  13. 13Step 11

    Attach plywood veneer to all exposed plywood edges, according to package directions.

    Golf Storage Unit — step photo 17
  14. 14Final Step

    Stain or paint as desired.

    Golf Storage Unit — step photo 18

Tags

  • Garage
  • Intermediate

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