Halex Disc Golf Set

Create your own custom disc golf course in any outdoor space with the Halex disc golf set. The game comes with a single disc golf target made of heavy-duty steel--the same basic design as the targets at sanctioned disc golf courses. The target's exclusive plastic beaded chain design lessens damage to your discs, while the folding legs make the target easy to move. To play, just set up the target in a location that's as easy or challenging as you'd like. Then, once you hit the target, simply move it to a new location and play on. The set also comes with a complete set of golf discs: a driver, a mid-range disc, and a putter for close-in shots. With the Halex disc golf set, you can play disc golf anywhere, anytime.

Owner Reviews, Ratings, Comments and Criticism
For $[...] (with free shipping) you get a cheap basket and three discs that turn over very easily when thrown with force or into the wind. I would recommend this for someone who doesn't mind tinkering with the basket to assemble it. Mine was missing an important bolt and the basket halves didn't fit together properly. I used zip ties to cinch everything down and now it works fine. The yellow plastic beads have nylon cords running through them from the top of the basket to the base. Two of the nylon cords have come loose after about 50 discs landed in the basket. I reconnected them, then put zip ties on all of the cords to keep them from failing. One of the chords with beads was strung improperly so that the yellow plastic "chain" was twisted 180 degrees. The Halex brand discs are made of hard plastic, and are not up to the quality standards of Innova, Discraft or other PDGA approved discs. The slow speed putter disc that comes with the set holds its line pretty well. When thrown hard or when the wind catches the underside of the disc, the driver and mid-range both tend to veer wherever the wing was pointed at release, flip then roll. In no wind, the mid-range has a very slight s-curve like a weak Innova Stingray on a 120 ft toss. Bottom line: If you don't mind tinkering with it during set up and fixing poor design flaws, and you don't throw the easy-to-flip discs very hard, then this makes for a cheap way to own a basket and three discs for short distance, backyard playing. Not recommended for heavy duty needs.