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Disc Golf Targets

A disc golf target is the object that players aim for when throwing their discs in the game of disc golf. The most common and official type of target is called a disc golf basket.

Components of a Disc Golf Basket:

Chains: These hang from a circular metal band and are designed to catch the disc mid-air.
Catcher Basket: Below the chains, this basket catches and holds the disc after it hits the chains.
Pole: The central vertical pole supports the structure.
Top Band (or Chastity Belt): Often a brightly colored ring at the top to help players see the target from a distance.

How It Works:

When a player throws the disc, the goal is to hit the chains so the disc drops into the basket.
A disc is considered "holed out" or "completed" when it comes to rest in the basket or supported by the chains.

Other Types of Targets:

While the basket is the standard, some casual or temporary courses may use object targets like marked trees, poles, or tone poles (which make a sound when hit).

Let me know if you want to build one, buy one, or learn the rules around using them!

Course Instalation Disc Golf Baskets/Targets

Heavy Duty Helix Permanent Basket:

RRP $850 | SALE $765 (shipping not included)

Heavy Duty Helix Portable Basket:

RRP $895 | SALE $805 (shipping not included)

Estimated shipping cost per basket:

North Island: $35-$45 (Rural extra)

South Island: From $60-$75 to main centers and up to $100 to smaller centers (rural extra).

* Freight cost per basket will go down when purchasing larger quantities (6-18 baskets).

Targets are made to order.

For detailed information click on the product photos below.