MyThingLogic Golf Bag Storage Rack Review

Do you have golf stuff scattered all over, or is it all nice and neatly organized in one place? My collection of clubs, gloves, balls, and accessories was getting out of hand, so I decided to check out this golf garage storage rack and organizer from MyThingLogic to see if it could help me keep my golf gear organized.

If your golf stuff is getting out of control, here’s everything you need to know about this golf storage rack to decide if it could be a good fit in your home.

They say you only get one chance to make a first impression, but I have two first impressions of this golf storage rack from MyThingLogic. One is my impression of building the rack out of the box, and the other is my impression of its actual functionality.

Building the rack wasn’t hard, per se, but it wasn’t quick or painless. It comes completely deconstructed, so you have to assemble about a dozen different parts using the included Allen wrench and screws. The instruction manual only has pictures, no words, which didn’t really help, although it’s straightforward enough that you don’t necessarily need a description of each step. 

It took me a little more than an hour to assemble the rack with no real sense of urgency. If you’re motivated, I’m sure you could do it in 45 minutes. Some reviewers reported building it in 20 minutes, but if you’re doing it by yourself, I’d budget more time than that.

Once I finished assembling the rack, I immediately loaded it up with all the golf stuff I could find. At this point, I was pleasantly surprised at just how much stuff it holds. I stuck two golf bags, a dozen spare clubs, a set of spare shafts, a few dozen balls, three pairs of shoes, rangefinders, gloves, and even my push cart on the rack. 

Considering how little space this rack takes up, it was quite satisfying to get all this stuff in one spot nice and neat, and free up all that space off the workbench in my garage.

I really don’t have much to complain about with this MyThingLogic golf storage rack. It simply takes a boatload of golf stuff and keeps it neat and organized, something any seasoned golfer who has spent years collecting golf stuff can appreciate.

If we have to nit-pick, beyond the assembly, I’d suggest it might be nice to have a small drawer or some designated storage area for the smaller golf accessories. I’ve got some unique ball markers that are equally as special to me as they are easy to lose, and having a specific storage space in this rack for stuff like that would be nice. When you consider tees, divot tools, and rangefinder batteries, perhaps a solution for these smaller but important items would be useful.

Overall, however, the benefits far outweigh the drawbacks. Here’s my quick list of pros and cons.

Pros:

• Holds an impressive amount of golf stuff
• Keeps golf stuff organized
• Useful for decluttering golf accessories from other places
• Room for two bags
• Hooks on the side can hold a push cart
• Option to add an additional attachment for a third bag
• Front strap keeps bags secure

Cons:

• Assembly is on the tedious side
• No designated storage for smaller accessories (ball markers, tees, divot tools)
• Industrial look, not a display piece