Franklin SportsDisc Golf Baskets - Portable Disc Golf Target with Chains Included - Disc Golf Basket Stand Equipment for Hole + Course Creation

Not for use in wind unless weighted at the bottom flips over in wind

This was a great purchase. Got it on a great sale and it works perfect. I can set it up in just a couple minutes and take it down just as quick, making it a great take-along accessory for a day at the park or practicing at home. I would definitely recommend the one with steel chains. That is what I got and it is worth the few extra bucks from plastic, which I have used in the past.When put away it fits well in the bag and takes up no more room than one of those collapsing chairs that go in bags.

The good. Lightweight, easy to set up and inexpensive. It all fits in a handy storage bag and it doesn’t take up much space.The bad. Plastic parts, poor stitching and discs sometimes fly through the chains.The verdict. I reinforced the stitching, added some horizontal chain links and feel comfortable that I can fix it when it breaks. I’m keeping it. It is near perfect for putting practice in a local park or for some fun at a party.

It's a fun game and there definitely is a learning curve to learning the flight. We just go around making our own rules and having fun. I didn't notice that it goes through the chain much like some mention. The set up is not bad at all. You can do it pretty quickly once you get used to it.

It's decent for what it is, pretty sturdy it allows you to play disc golf. But the chains are light and flimsy, doesn't catch the discs very well and the discs wind up going right through it and you don't make the basket. The basket itself is pretty bouncy so a lot of bounces out with the discs. So expect a lot of gimmies. Decent enough to take camping or to the beach.

As others have stated, the included set of discs are garbage. I mean, they're disc shaped... approximately. But who cares? You're either not buying this basket for the discs, or you're new enough to disc golf that low quality discs don't matter to you. Give them to a friend's 8 year old.As others have also stated, the plastic chains don't have much catch to them. In 15 minutes of putting, I sailed several discs clean through them and out the other side. I may look into weighing down the ring at the bottom, that would probably help. At least they're a lot quieter than metal ones, for at-home use.Really what it comes down to... you're paying 1/3 to 1/2 what any other basket on Amazon costs. Enter into it with your expectations calibrated accordingly, and this is a perfectly good at-home basket for working on your puts, on a day when you can't make it out to an actual course. Or for a super portable on-the-go setup.

It is easy to set up but that is about where it ends. After 5 putts the stitching that holds the arms of the top band up had come undone and so the front of it was flopping around. By 10 putts the pin that holds the post for all of the top arms broke and disappeared so that the cage will not stay open. It went in the trash in about 15 minutes. Don't bother with this.

This portable disc golf goal is really a fun addition to the back yard! The set is very lightweight and portable, making it perfect for trips to the beach or park. The goal is surprisingly stable for its weight. The plastic chains have just enough weight to help capture a well-thrown disc but lack the mass to help save an errant throw. This is great for general practice but would probably be an issue for serious play. Overall, this has been a hit in our family and I think this goal is an excellent value at the price point.