The Keep - Portable Disc Golf Basket - PDGA Approved

It's really nice to have a pro goal - this feels like the real deal. But it weighs a ton and moving it around the course is hard work. Durable, well made, stable, heavy.

Great product bit on the heavy side but it's heavy duty and built to last great for own course and putting practice

Really strong metal and chains. Feels and Sounds just like the ones at my local course. Has given me the confidence to commit to the 20ft putts where before I would lay up as I wasn't confidence if I missed to putt the 10-15ft ones. Nearly 100% 10ft putt and 75% 15ft putts are good for me now. Saving PAR and going for Birdies has really improved my game. Would recommend to any level from a newbie like me to full on pros

Arrived in excellent condition. Setup was easy and straight forward. It is light enough to move around easily, but heavy enough to not worry about putting with force. Exactly what I needed.

This is great, I use mine every day. It assembles well and fits in my car assembled to take to the local park. BUY ONE.

Arrived ok, good item but metal bar on base is bent. Doesn’t affect it but just irritating.

These are great baskets for putting practice in the garden. Would recommend adding a pool noodle or pipe insulation around the centre to stop the chains banging too loudly.

This is a very substantial basket, weighing in at 16kg (35lbs) and is virtually identical to the MVP Black Hole Pro (even the inadequate packaging is the same). My basket came with one small chip in it's yellow paint because there was no padding in the box.Unlike the MVP baskets, both sets of chains can be removed - which is fantastic, as it allows you to vary the effective width of the target by either removing or repositioning the outer chain set.The basket includes grounding pins/spikes, but even without anchoring, the target is resolutely stable. The performance of the basket/target is a match for most course targets and uses PDGA measurements, so it's pretty big!Although the target is easily assembled/disassembled, it's really too heavy to be considered truly portable. The MVP Black Hole Pro transit bag would help in that regard, but they cost about £40. However, I've found a budget option. 24MX sell a motorbike wheel bag for £14.99 - it's slightly oversized and comes with a shoulder strap and carrying handles. It's sturdy and well made and includes internal straps to secure it's contents.As someone else mentioned, adding some padding (pipe insulation/scaffold tube protection) to the upper 37.5mm wide pole quietens the chain slap. I used 35 silicone O-rings spaced 1cm apart, as I had them lying around.At £100, this is a great deal. I'd considered making one, but the materials alone would have cost £40-£50, and it wouldn't have been anywhere near as good as this.Disc Golf UK (DGUK) sells multi-sets of these on its website that come with with loads of their own-brand Baron putters. I had hoped that they would include one complimentary putter with single basket purchases, disappointingly, they didn't.If you're in the UK and looking for a basket, I don't think you will be disappointed with this one. At this price and with substantial quality, it's a bit of a bargain. I have bought a couple of things from DGUK recently, their service and delivery are first rate and I commend them on that too.