Covers for Disc Golf Alt Sleeves

[MCW5379]

Originally Posted by dobbins66

We use white PVC pipe filled with concrete - makes it harder for local hoodlums to break them. They are about three feet long - Half in ground and half extended above.

I'd like to be there and see someone kick one of those!

[John Hansen]

I think a log with a pipe in the bottom would look great, sort of like a tree stump.They would be cheap and blend into the course well. Or something out of concrete, Bunny rabbits, mushrooms, lawn gnomes...

[scarpfish]

I like the PVC pipes sticking out of the ground because if you're not familiar with the course it makes it easy to tell where the basket is from a distance, by having a visible marker of where it isn't.

I've also seen some courses protect their alternate pins by having a small 3' or so circle of concrete or gravel around all of the positions. Not all that aesthetically pleasing, but it works.

[rd.bittle]

Originally Posted by aardvarkious

My favourite solution is to get a length of pipe the same height as a basket. Then, if people prefer, they can play the alternate pin location as a tone pole.

I like this idea. Makes two courses in one.

[Matthew boals]

Originally Posted by aardvarkious

My favourite solution is to get a length of pipe the same height as a basket. Then, if people prefer, they can play the alternate pin location as a tone pole.

[kingjames1014]

Here's a pic i took at Lake Bistineau this year. you can see the "A" position in the foreground(PVC pipe)
with "B" pin in the background.
http://www.dgcoursereview.com/course....jpg?rand=7255