Hawks adding barbershop to arena

But the Hawks' plans didn't stop there. They also added a club. And a golf simulator.

Why get fresh before the game when you can get fresh at the game?

The Hawks are teaming with rapper Killer Mike to add a barbershop to Philips Arena. Never again will you have to choose between getting a haircut and attending a Hawks game. Wednesday, the Hawks unveiled their plans to renovate Philips Arena, and a barbershop is part of the blueprint. 

The "S.W.A.G. Shop" is just one of many renovations the Hawks will be looking to make to Philips Arena.

"We will open a 4-chair barber shop overlooking the court."

- @SteveKoonin on new S.W.A.G. Shop partnership with @KillerMike

— Atlanta Hawks (@ATLHawks) June 28, 2017

Next time you catch an @ATLHawks game, you'll win with a fresh shave, wash and groom thanks to @KillerMike and @GraffitisSWAG #truetoatlanta pic.twitter.com/z1CDDdCVU2

— Lillian Govus, APR (@lilliangovus) June 28, 2017

AWESOME: The @ATLHawks renovation of Phillips Arena will include a @KillerMike barbershop with a view of the court pic.twitter.com/PzPJuvsCRi

— Darren Rovell (@darrenrovell) June 28, 2017

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But the new Philips Arena will be more than just a place for uncles to debate who the GOAT is.

There will also be a club.

.@SteveKoonin announces we will partner with @southernground and Zac Brown for a social club in the new arena.#TrueToAtlanta

— Atlanta Hawks (@ATLHawks) June 28, 2017

FIRST LOOK: Renovated @ATLHawks arena will have first NBA courtside bar with view of the court pic.twitter.com/FaHhEI9lKD

— Darren Rovell (@darrenrovell) June 28, 2017

And have suites to play golf.

"We will open @topgolf swing suites where groups and fans can play golf on a simulator." - @SteveKoonin

— Atlanta Hawks (@ATLHawks) June 28, 2017

The renovated @ATLHawks arena will have two "Swing Suites" with @Topgolf simulators in them pic.twitter.com/r82VfKlaTX

— Darren Rovell (@darrenrovell) June 28, 2017

The Hawks started the renovations June 20, according to the Associated Press. The AP also reports the arena will be closed for four months leading up to next season, and the renovations are scheduled to be complete before the 2018-19 season.