course targets?

[Trampy1]

Does anyone have any idea what would be the best baskets for a home course? My family has some acreage that could hold a good size course. We are starting with a 10 hole, and need to find some baskets that will hold up but not break the bank.

Any ideas?

[discpicable]

I love my Innova Discatcher. And it's only like $100.

[skinner21]

what are you looking for? A more permanent setup or a portable/semi-portable one?

[Trampy1]

I am looking for something permanent, but there won't be alot of traffic so lighter duty would work.

[skinner21]

Innova Pro is what is seen at many courses, but I think as a little more than you are looking for.

DGA makes the Mach series and are also very popular. The Mach III and Mach V are their biggest sellers, but the Mach II is made for lighter use like you are looking for. All can be found here.

The Discraft Chainstar is also very good.

[Technohic]

DGA Mach 14 if you want cheapest but still real basket like. around $130.



I am thinking you would want to spray it down with some sort of rust protector as well.

[Trampy1]

Awesome...thanks for the info. We are still designing the course, but this will help us when we are ready for construction.

[Trampy1]

I have a DisCatcher Sport in my backyard as a practice target. It is holding up great, but doing the math for a whole course made me cringe a little. I have looked at a lot of the baskets out there, but wanted to know how the cheaper ones hold up to weather.

[DavidSauls]

The Sport doesn't hold up to weather over the long haul as well as more expensive baskets. However, it catches better than the M-14. With either, you can always add chains later to improve their catching.

Assuming you're OK with portables (which are stealable).

[Trampy1]

Portables are ok. There is very little chance of people finding the course, much less stealing something.