Recommendation for chains

[TheSloth]

In a few weeks I'm closing on a new home, the home will come with approximately a one acre parcel that's slightly wooded. So much to my wife's chagrin I plan on creating a 9 (or 18) hole par two course with one target. I'd like to get a target that is portable just in case I ever wanted to move it. Cost is not an issue as I've been putting money aside for a while in anticipation of this. What chains would you recommend for this? Thanks for your input!

 

[TheSloth]

Ignore the first posting and read this:In a few weeks I'm closing on a new home, the home will come with approximately a one acre parcel that's slightly wooded. So much to my wife's chagrin I plan on creating a 9 (or 18) hole par two course with one target. I'd like to get a target that I can take out of the ground for the winter (but leaving the pole bottom in the ground is fine) as I live in a high snow area. Cost is not an issue as I've been putting money aside for a while in anticipation of this. What chains would you recommend for this purpose? Thanks for your input!

 

[Dyoel182]

Chains or basket?

 

[discddwn]

If you're talking baskets, I'd say get whatever your local course has. That way you'll become accustomed to putting on those baskets which will help give you more confidence during a round.

 

[sdervan]

I give Russell Burns a call. Google him at 'Disc Golf Monkey"
His baskets (which are PDGA approved) are great and the chains he uses are awesome. they catch better than any I've used anywhere else.

 

[TheSloth]

Yes I would like to get a basket just like a regular course. Thanks for your responses.

 

[iacas]

I give Russell Burns a call. Google him at 'Disc Golf Monkey"
His baskets (which are PDGA approved) are great and the chains he uses are awesome. they catch better than any I've used anywhere else.

I wish I had seen this post before. I bought an Innova Discatcher Sport and I'm happy with it, but the Monkey seems to make some fine and somewhat unique baskets too.

 

[bilythekid]

If money is no option then the obvious/conservative choice would be a mach V. This basket is visually similar to the most commonly used basket on professional level courses; the mach 3. The only difference between the two is the superior chain configuration.

My next basket will either be a mach V or a Permanent Gateway titan (the one with the huge basket). I love the titan, but the basket included with the portable or bullseye looks too small after playing on the permanent titans at foundation park, that course is a gem.

In my opinion, these are the two nicest baskets money can buy.