It seems like having the organizer for the smaller stuff in the middle would be the easiest to use and the most convenient.

Option A has a balanced look that I like as well as having more baskets for storage, which would work better for me than just shelves. B has balance, but the shelves on the end wouldn't work for me. E seems a bit more compact, which is a good feature. D has a similar look to E, so that is essentially a tie. B just looks like a mess waiting to happen.

I like that the two compartments are separated by the center portion. That ways the bags won't get caught up with each other when taking one out.

I like option A the best because I like that the shelves/baskets are in the middle of the rack and I like that I can put a set of golf clubs with bags in either side of the shelves/baskets. What I really like about the shelves and baskets is that they are designed so that there is a lip around the shelves to prevent things from falling off the shelves and I like that the baskets hang underneath the shelves.

I like the idea of having multiple pull-out bins with to hold lids of different things (balls, wiffles, etc). It's much better than simply having the shelves or containers. I think A is best for that reason, followed by E and D. B and C have external feathers like shelves or club racks, and I don't think I'd use them for anything.

i like the containers in the middle with the large slots on the side, it just seems to have the space balanced better that way

Option A is fantastic. The spacing on the sides for the clubs (Or other similar sized objects) And I love the basket placement is great, since I can use them for storage, as well as on top of them.Option C is similar, but I think the lack of baskets is the deal breaker here. It would make it harder to store my extra golf balls, and things that might otherwise roll out too easily the front.Option B is similar to C in that it is a nice layout, but the lack of basket storage space is the breaker. Though it does have a single one near the top, I'd like a bit more storage that is like that of A overall.Option E is a bit too "Compact" for my liking, but it's otherwise okay, and the placement style of the side storages is pretty solid.Option D finally, is also too compact, and I'd worry about fitting everything in it.

A. I really like the design of two real separated spaces and sharing space in middle. I also like the way that it has two baskets. One for each side to use. Very nice. D. Maybe I was lured in by the awesome hard case golf bags. But this one just looked nice. It has wheels so it can be rolled out and clean the floor underneath. B. I liked the feature of the end rack. Sometimes you don't want to take a full set of clubs with you. You can leave that extra weight at home. E. The top storage bin looks helpful and room for shoes. C. This one is a nice design but it has the feel the end shelf stuff just keep falling off it when you take out bags. Middle the middle shelf would work if you purchased plastic bins which is extra expense.

I like being able to separate the bags the best. I think this allows me to store more stuff than can be shared between the bags in the middle. I also like how they show the bags on the design. I can picture it a lot better this way

Seeing the equipment in the organizer is key, I went with what looks like it holds the most and what just looks the most organized to me.

Choice B shows the function of each golf piece in an organized functional way. The design is sleek and most attractive.

I'd say it has the most potential and looks the most well laid out. I can see myself using it and having it be the most useful. I like it having wheels in case I need to move it if I drop something. It does look the most professionally done.

Option B golf organizer is way more attractive, its beautiful and the items in there looks very organize and very attractive.

I chose Option B first because in addition for a space for two golf bags, and a basket above the shelves on the side, I also really liked the added feature on the side of the organizer where individual clubs can be stored. I found that to be a really attractive and useful feature. I chose Options E and D second and third, respectively, because I found the overall look of the design aesthetically pleasing. I preferred the design where two bags can be stored side-by-side and shelves/baskets/drawers appear off to the side. I chose E second ahead of D simply because D was on wheels. For this kind of organizer, I prefer a more stable setup (I recognize that my first choice appears to be on wheels as well, but still ranked it first due to the features previously discussed). Between the final two options, I found the design of Option C to be more appealing than A. Functionally, they appear to be the same, but with the added benefits appearing on C of the exterior side shelves and an enclosed back in the wells for the golf bags. These additional features plus a more aesthetically pleasing design are the reasons why Option C appears ahead of Option A.

I really like the extra club storage on the side of option B as well as the shelving options. C was a hard lay place because of the lack of trays for balls and tees and what not. Everything in between are mediocre

B looks to be the best. With the storage of the 2 golf bags and storage on the side of the unit to store extra clubs. Also the shoe storage is very convenient.

Based on the design, I think the flexibility of B is my favorite. It has everything that the others have plus some extra space to place excess golf clubs outside the bag in a more organized manner. E and D are also nice. I think I like the more pronounced slant in E over D but both fit for me. A and C aren't my favorites as I think they feel too big and a bit messier in terms of organizing. I would prefer the bags to be closer together over separated because I worry that the items in the middle might get knocked around a bit. The side extension on C feels a bit weird and I think things will get caught on it more than it will be useful to me. However, I do like that barrier in C at the bottom over the one in A.

I much prefer B over the others because it offers a ton of space and it setup in a way where it utilizes it efficiently. All of the shoes, balls and clubs look very comfortably fitting.

This has the items separated out. It gives me a better idea on how they will look

i chose option b because it has the room for two golf bags and accessories plus a dedicated spot for your irons

I like the ones that show the golf equipment in it, it gives you a better idea of how much the thing can hold and what it will look like with all your golf supplies on it.

Option B is my choice because it has plenty of room for two bags plus extra clubs as well as shoes and balls and other equipment in an organized and efficient design.

The straight ahead view of the product filled up with bags, clubs, and shoes helps to set the picture in my mind of how I would use this product myself. Doing it this way helps me to know that this will be a good product for me. I can easily tell how much room it has for storage.

I ranked my choices based on which image gave the best view of what the organizer would actually fit. I prefer that view to the empty shelves.

B and D do the best job of showing its capacity, dimensions and durability by showing it in full use. E provides similar insight, but the awkward angle makes it hard to accurately assess it. A and C lack the true understanding of its capacity by now including any accessories with the base.

I like this option best for its design, storage capacity, and the fac that the organizer has wheels. I like that it has an option to have two bags stored next to each other. The options that have storage in between does not make sense to me especially if you only have one bag to put in the organizer. Like that storage is open on top basket opposed to others. Having a space to include extra golf clubs is ideal for those that wont fit inside the bag. Having wheels is an important feature for if the organizer needs to be moved to a different location.

I like the straight on look on the display so it like I'm looking directly at it. I like seeing everything in use so I can get a sense on how it would look with my stuff in it.

I like B, E, and D because I like having the clubs side by side. I feel like it would give me more flexibility with larger/smaller bags or even repurposing it to store something big there. Among these I like B the best because of the additional club storage on the end - I think that's pretty neat. It's a bit of a tossup between E & D. Among C & A I like the shelves a lot more than I like the buckets shown in A; I feel like it would be much sturdier.

I like choice b the best as it looks most usefulTo hold 2 bags. Balls. shoes. Clubs. It looks most compact. Sturdy and organized. I appreciate the photo shows the product being used as I don’t have to imagine how I would utilize it

Option B is the favorite because of the unique design. Specifically, the separate individual club holder on the end. It has all the necessary storage areas for everything that is needed and looks sharp. Option C would be the second choice due to it's design with storage or shelves on the end.

I like B and E the most because I can visualize how my clubs would fit and there is a lot of extra storage available. I especially like the extra storage space in option B for extra clubs.

I feel like Options and D have ample vertical space and interesting designs to store smaller items.

I like options C and A because there is a partition in the middle that separates the golf bags. I like that option C has a back to the rack and I feel like the bags would each be very secure.

I prefer the symmetry of having the shelves in the middle like option C but would still like the outer rack as seen in option B. The angled images are helpful to judge the depth of the product.

I like option C the best because it has shelves in the center and on the side. I can picture the items on the racks. It doesn't have a picture though. Option B is second because I like the layout and I can clearly see how my golf items would look. Option A is next but it doesn't seem to have a spot to set up my golf clubs. Option D and Option E are at the end but are very similar in look, even with the picture, but I don't like that layout very much.

C is more spacious and you can differentiate the bags easily with their pieces. Its symmetrical design makes it more attractive.A I like the design, the middle compartment with basket shape are good option to utilize but does not look attractive to me. E looks pretty balanced with its design.

C/A - I really like the ones that are a bag on each side, separated by shelves. Option C seems to be the most functional with the shelves.E/D - these are OK. The shelves and bags look functional I just don’t like how the bags are right next to each other.B- I have no use for individual clubs. That might make sense for some sort of golf simulator store.

I prefer option C. I like the aesthetic of the design the most. I also like the color chosen. Lastly, I like that it offers a bag holder on each side. It makes the design look more symmetrical which I find very pleasing to the eye.

I like Option C the best because it seems to have the most shelf space, particularly in the middle. I also like having both golf club bags separated the shelf in the middle. Option A is second because the design is similar to Option C, but with less space. Option E looks much more secure than Options B and D. Option D is ranked last because at least Option B has a space for the actual golf clubs.

I like that C has two sides and I like the metal outer later to protect it from falling. I like that C has five shelves as well and it looks the most stylist. I choose D last because I didn’t care for how the shelves looked. I think the equipment in the picture blocks too much of the image and makes it harder to tell how it’s put together. I don’t have a lot of loose clubs but I do like that B has an option for that. I don’t care for the basket design in A and how big the holes in them.

I prefer option C because I think that it has the most premium and visually appealing golf organizer design out of the five options above. I also think that it has the most useful and convenient design out of the five options.

I prefer choice C because it has more shelving and space for more stuff.

C looks more visually appealing with shelves in the middleA is the second most appealing visually with shelves in the middle but needs more shelvesB has storage for clubs and adequate shelvingE looks fairly organized but not storage for clubs like in BD is least visually appealing and needs more shelves.

Option D is perfect! Wheels are key - easy to move around. Two spaces for clubs and 4 shelves meet all of my golf gear storage needs. B is second because of wheels and storage shelves. I do not need the extra club storage on the end, but chose second because of wheels. E meets my all my storage needs but no wheels. A would be okay, no wheels and large bag space and limited space in drawers make it not ideal. C is too big and has move storage space than I need. It is also not on wheels.

these are arranged from the most sturdy and durable looking to the least

Options D and E seem the same. I liked the clubs together and the accessories on the side. C was next because of the trays on the side. A was next because I didn't like the clb rack on the side. The left B.

D because it;s simple, without frills, and it has wheels so it can be rolled around. E is similar to D, but it doesn't havew wheels. B is simple and utilitarian, but the side rack to hold clubs is not needed, and wouldn't work well when rolled around. C, because the flat shelves is good for holding shoes and the top tray good for holding things like tees and balls, but again the siderachk is not needed. And A because three trays make it clumsy for holding shoes.

I like the way E and B make use of all types of space and orientation with horizontal and vertical compartments. It also looks more presentable in this fashion.

I liked the ones that seemed like the most sturdy. E has thick bars and a very clean design where you can see where everything goes very easily. D is very similar but I'm not a big fan of the wheekks on the bottom. Things with wheels tend to roll and move when you don't want them to. C is OK but I don't like the shelves in the middle. I just feel things would fall off easily there. A and especially B feel cheap and flimsy. I don't see the point of having extra clubs off to the side because they should all be in bags.

I would go with option E because to me it looks the most reliable and durable. Option D and B look very decent as well. Option A and C don't really entice me as much in general.