North Pole
North Pole basket on coastal rocks, with a sunlit fjord and mountains behind it

Disc golf • From the North

North Pole

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Close-up of the North Pole basket, showing its orange top, chain arrangement and nubless rim against a dark background

This is the North Pole

30 chains. A different setup.
North Pole has a unique chain arrangement with 30 chains in total. Six sit close around the centre pole, helping to reduce spit-outs. Each set of chains is attached to its own ring, allowing the chains to move freely and independently of one another.
Nubless basket rim.
The basket rim has no protrusions – known as “nubs” – that could otherwise affect the disc’s path into or out of the basket.
Solid construction with 8 and 10 mm steel rods.
North Pole is built to withstand heavy use. The basket is made from 8 and 10 mm round steel rods, and four of the rods have additional bracing down towards the centre pole. This makes the structure more rigid and gives it a solid, stable feel.
Galvanised for tough conditions.
The basket is galvanised to withstand wind, weather and a demanding Nordic climate. The top band is powder-coated for a durable, even finish.

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A disc golfer putting from coastal rocks towards a North Pole basket in evening light

A fairer basket.

After 15 years of disc golf and countless hours of putting practice, we found ourselves agreeing with the best in the sport: the pros. We need a fairer basket.

A basket should catch good putts that hit the centre more reliably. Nubs can push a putt out of the basket or deflect it in. That doesn’t feel fair. So why are they there?

North Pole was built with one main goal: a fairer basket.

And it works.

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