Yaheetech Disc Golf Basket Portable Disc Golf Practice Set 12/24 Chain w/Basket Target and Double Steel Chains for Outdoor

Wow! Surprisingly excellent for such an inexpensive basket. It's very stable and catches well, even from distance -- I threw in a mid from about 160 feet the other day. I bought two of these to add to the seven older baskets that were already in place. The older baskets are similar, which is why I bought these Yaheetechs. Anyway, as I said at the top, these things are solid, stable, and very portable--which means they are just light enough to carry for a bit of distance, and just heavy enough to function as actually golf course baskets. They are easy to assemble, with only a few parts. And they catch very well. I will buy more of these if I ever need them, or if I come up with the money to replace the seven old baskets I have.

This thing is awesome. Works like it is meant to. Everytime I go outside i use it. I would suggest weather coating it with spray paint to give longevity but it is solid, stable and lightweight.

I was much surprised to the quality of this. Price right, fun to use. My family loves it. Would recommend for anyone who has a fair amount of yard space.

This basket is quality metal and very sturdy. The frisbees that come with it are more like a regular frisbee than a disc so the dogs got to enjoy them. I didn’t expect much as far as those are concerned anyway. All in all, I would definitely buy this again. The carry case is a definite plus. Makes it simple to keep everything together and take to family reunions etc

So I splurged and replaced my homemade basket with something with PDGA specs (will follow up below). However, I didn't want to (cough* couldn't afford to) splurge THAT much, so instead of the shiny, name-brand, PDGA approved, I saved a few bucks and went for the 24-chain Yaheetech basket. Let's get at it. Unboxing: As I unboxed, I wasn't overly impressed with the cheap styrofoam that is now somehow stuck to my ceiling (which is vaulted, 12 foot, how???). However, the basket and corresponding parts were nicely wrapped and protected, but easily extricated from their packaging. I noticed the weight of the band and basket, but not so much on the base. As I opened up the bag of chains, I was surprised and initially disappointed with the feel/weight of them. Definitely felt flimsy and light. Assembly: Putting it together was a cinch. It's pretty obvious what goes where without looking at the instructions, but I'd still recommend a quick glance at them. As noted in some of the other reviews, the holes didn't perfectly line up, but were so close that I didn't have issues. One of the alignments was off enough that I had to finagle the pole/top a bit to get the screw in, but it wasn’t too bad. Assembled: Honestly, the build is pretty solid. The only knock I have is the base isn’t overly sturdy. In the grass, it was a little wobbly, but on my deck, it was nice and flat and solid. The chains: Coming back to this. I initially thought they felt flimsy, light and that they wouldn’t catch anything. Boy was I wrong. I put 100 putts into this thing and it caught so well. Wow. The chain links themselves were small enough that I think that when the chain crumples, it envelops the disc and knocks it down. The weight of the chains does not appear to be an issue at this point. PDGA Spec: It’s not PDGA-approved, but it’s built to spec, so it’s going to be on par with a name-brand, approved basket. Pros: Lightweight Catches well Affordable Cons: Base is light and wobbly on a rough surface, but sturdy on flat, hard surface. Powder coated, not galvanized, so might not hold up outside for long duartions?

Very happy with this purchase! Just needed something to practice putting in my yard and this does the trick with few issues. Pros: - Solid and sturdy construction - Easy assembly - Easy to transport - Literally impossible to beat the price for what you get - Catches discs decently due to a clever chain scheme Cons: - One chain or another will occasionally become unhooked if you hit it with a hard putt (easily fixed with some creativity) - One of the locking screws with the black knob came with the threads destroyed so it won't screw in at all (Doesn't seem to effect performance at all but I'm sure they would replace it if I asked nicely) - Basket is a spitter. More putts will bounce out than on a regulation basket (no surprise here) BAM! Not a deal breaker in the bunch. Summery: I haven't tried many other baskets, but for the $66 this cost me it's exactly what I wanted and needed. If you want to drop $150-200 on the Black Hole HD than go for it, do you! I'm sure it's epic..... but personally? For the money, this is the way to go.

Great backyard practice basket. Easy to set up and catches discs well. Pretty stable.

Such a fun time killer! And good practice for hitting an actual frisbee golf course next time I see one. Well made, sturdy, and portable to boot! (came with a nice carry case) Takes a little time to assemble and take apart, but not too much that it's inconvenient to do so.