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I am putting together a golf themed bar in the basement of my house. I have some fun stuff to throw up on the walls to decorate but I thought I would ask if you guys have any ideas. What elements/items should I incorporate? What are some "must haves" for those of you who have already built a bar in your home?

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For me, it was beer on tap.  I no longer have a keg in the house full-time, but its great to have at parties.  The other thing I did was to put a narrow shelf (about 4 inches wide) along one long wall near the pool table.  That makes a  nice divide between paint (below) and wallpaper (above), as well as a great place to put some of the stuff that doesn't really hang on the wall all that well.  My only problem now is that my golf-related crap has completely filled the basement walls, and is starting to creep up the stairs.

Dave

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Here's what I put downstairs: I think it's pretty awesome. Pictures over the bar are of family golf history. My late fathers permission driver is also featured hanging above. :beer:

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