Hosting Backyard Disc Golf Fun with the RAD Roadie Basket 

RAD Roadie Backyard Disc Golf Fun Hosting in Australia when I started playing disc golf in South Geelong, nearby courses were limited. That’s when I discovered the RAD Roadie, a fold-up, lightweight basket ideal for turning any space into a casual course.

With a little creativity, I marked nine tee spots in my yard, some behind trees, others near obstacles like chairs or bins. Using cones and chalk lines, I made a mini course that worked for beginners and seasoned players alike.

The Roadie made it easy. It sets up quickly, moves without hassle, and holds up well for weekend games and local clinics. It’s definitely one of the top beginner-friendly disc golf baskets I’ve used.

Keeping the Tournament Light and Fun with RAD Roadie Basket

This wasn't a high-stakes competition. We played two rounds of nine holes each, using only one disc per player. It made things fast-paced and easy for all skill levels.

To keep it social and relaxed:

• We rotated players every few holes to keep things moving.
  
  

• Snacks and music helped set a laid-back tone.
  
  

• Simple prizes like a custom marker disc or “Backyard Champ” tag added just the right incentive.

Fun Mini Games Between Rounds with RAD Roadie Basket

To keep everyone engaged even those not playing the full course we added a few backyard challenges:

• Around the World: Putt from four marked angles land all four in one go to win.
  
  

• Obstacle Shot: Throw under picnic tables or through hoops to score.
  
  

• Knockout Putt-Off: A sudden-death game where one miss means you're out.
  
  

These extras were crowd-pleasers, especially for families and younger players. The portable design of the basket made setting up each game quick and simple.

Thinking of starting your own home disc golf setup?
The RAD Roadie is available now at FlyingDiscStore.com.au, with fast delivery across Victoria and other regions.

FAQs about RAD Roadie 

Can one basket really feel like a full disc golf course?
Yes! With smart tee placement and a bit of imagination, you can recreate a wide variety of shots.

Is this basket good for beginners?
Absolutely. It’s easy to assemble, lightweight, and built for casual or learning environments.

How do I set up tee pads at home?
Use cones, chalk lines, or garden stakes. They’re clear, temporary, and lawn-friendly.