Best Den Caddy uses

What do you use your den caddies for? I have seen garbage cans, and to hold golf balls.

Champagne chiller
Potty training my kids

I use it to hold clubs.

garbage can. not trash but papers and the like.

Holds clubs

I use it to store all my hole in one balls. It's empty.

If you want to be creative and need a coffee table or end table in your man cave..............go to a place like Pier 1 Imports of a home improvement store like Home Depot or Lowe's, buy a pane of glass (they have them in all types of square and rectangular sizes). Fill the 1 or 2 den caddies with new balls (or you can simply use old balls or paper to fill up the majority of the caddie...then top them off with new balls so that they look nice through the glass). You then place the glass over the 1 caddie (for an end table) or use 2 caddies spread apart equally for a long rectangular piece of glass and they support the glass just fine. It shows off the bags and balls nicely, and is a functioning coffee table to put coasters or anything on them. I have 2 Ryder Cup den caddies from several years ago set up in this configuration as a coffee table and never fail to get tons of compliments anytime someone new comes over and sees them.

Oh, one other piece of advice. If you have some old heavy hand weights or something heavy, just put them at the bottom of the den caddie and that will insure great stability to hold any of the heavier types of glass panes.

Just a thought!

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If you want to be creative and need a coffee table or end table in your man cave..............go to a place like Pier 1 Imports of a home improvement store like Home Depot or Lowe's, buy a pane of glass (they have them in all types of square and rectangular sizes). Fill the 1 or 2 den caddies with new balls (or you can simply use old balls or paper to fill up the majority of the caddie...then top them off with new balls so that they look nice through the glass). You then place the glass over the 1 caddie (for an end table) or use 2 caddies spread apart equally for a long rectangular piece of glass and they support the glass just fine. It shows off the bags and balls nicely, and is a functioning coffee table to put coasters or anything on them. I have 2 Ryder Cup den caddies from several years ago set up in this configuration as a coffee table and never fail to get tons of compliments anytime someone new comes over and sees them.

Oh, one other piece of advice. If you have some old heavy hand weights or something heavy, just put them at the bottom of the den caddie and that will insure great stability to hold any of the heavier types of glass

Just a thought!
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Very cool idea...thanks!