Sad baskets

[HyooMac]

Hole #9 Ballan-Miré, France. Construction fencing divides the fairway from the tee.

 

[steskalb]

Hole 6 at Faith Lutheran DGC in Mentor, OH reminded me of "The Wicked Witch of the East". Luckily the hole is only 59 feet long so it's not a huge loss

 

[wolfhaley]

 

[Pizza God]

Burger Estates Houston TX

 

[Pizza God]

Burger Estates Houston TX

 

[Pizza God]

Burger Estates Houston TX

 

[wolfhaley]

 

[wolfhaley]

 

[wolfhaley]

 

[wolfhaley]

 

[wolfhaley]

Don't be sad ya'll. This thread CELEBRATES these poor fellas. They actually caught pretty well for as disheveled as they appear.

Well, not the tone pole. Not a single one of the 18 they had there caught a damn thing.

 

[The Mickstar]

T.R. Hughes DGC; O'Fallon, MO.
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This one's local to me and immediately sprang to mind. The basket itself is really nice. The install...

 

[Pizza God]

Came across this pic in my history today.

This was from a course I had removed from DGCR a long time ago

Basket #2 from Okmulgee OK

 

[jeffmonty]

Don't be sad ya'll. This thread CELEBRATES these poor fellas. They actually caught pretty well for as disheveled as they appear.

Well, not the tone pole. Not a single one of the 18 they had there caught a damn thing.

I'm not sad. I get it, tone poles are not ideal at all. But I started playing object/tone pole courses before I played my first basket course, and we used to have an absolute blast. To be fair I was new to DG and was completely hooked, so I didn't much care what kind of target there was, we just needed a target. The beauty of tones is they don't have to 'catch', a hit is a catch. ***Maybe I should start a thread like "who here has never played object course?" I'm sure plenty of newer players haven't, there's so many more basket courses now than there were in 1996, which is a great thing. Tones are pretty cool if that's all you have.

 

[thrembo]

Heritage Park Perry FL. This was one of the better looking baskets there.