Backyard Golf Chipping Game – Portable Yard Golf Target Set with Pop-Up Buckets, Numbered Flags, Tee Markers & Carry Bag
Backyard Golf Chipping Game – Portable Yard Golf Target Set with Pop-Up Buckets, Numbered Flags, Tee Markers & Carry Bag
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A chipping game you stake out on any lawn, and pack into one bag
Pop‑up fabric buckets are the holes, numbered flags mark them, flat disc markers are your tees, and oversized perforated balls are what you chip. Set the buckets out at whatever distances suit the space and the players, chip from marker to bucket, count your strokes, and the lowest score wins. It packs flat into a zip bag. You bring your own club.
What it actually is
- Pop‑up buckets are the holes. Each is a red fabric cylinder about a foot across and a foot tall, with a spring ring inside that pops it open and lets it fold flat. A numeral is printed on the side, and a loop at the base takes a ground stake.
- Numbered flags on sectioned poles. Each bucket gets a thin fiberglass pole that assembles from four sections to about five feet, with a small red flag carrying the bucket’s number. You can see which hole is which from across a yard.
- Disc tee markers. Flat red plastic discs, a little larger than a saucer, numbered to match the buckets. Put one wherever you want the shot to start; move it closer for children, further for a challenge.
- Oversized perforated balls. Soft TPE balls about 2.8 in across, larger than a golf ball and slower in the air, so mishits go a few yards rather than into a neighbor’s window. They can still sting bare skin, so nobody stands downrange.
- Clubs are not included. Any short, light club works; the maker suggests one about 47 to 59 in long. A junior club or an old wedge from the garage is ideal.
Choosing a set
How a round works
The specification, as the maker states it
About the numbers, honestly. Every figure above comes from the maker’s specification sheet for this set. We have not measured it ourselves, and we do not repeat the maker’s durability language because we have not tested it.
Good to know
- Wind is the enemy. The buckets are light fabric and the flags are five feet up. The maker does not recommend it in strong wind; stake every bucket, and skip the flags on a gusty day.
- Grass, sand or dirt. The stakes need something to bite into. On a hard patio or indoors the buckets stand but are not pinned, so a firm hit can knock one over.
- It scales down for children and up for golfers. Move the tee markers, not the buckets: a few paces for a small child, thirty yards and a bunker of lawn furniture for someone who plays.
- Pack it dry. Fabric buckets and a fabric bag will mildew if they go in wet. Shake the sand out and let them air before zipping the bag.
In the box (3‑bucket set)
- Three pop‑up buckets, numbered 1 to 3
- Three four‑section flag poles with numbered flags
- Three disc tee markers
- Six perforated balls
- Six ground stakes
- One scorecard
- One zip carry bag
The 6‑ and 9‑bucket sets scale the buckets, flags, tee markers and stakes to match, with nine balls in each; see “Choosing a set” above. No set includes clubs.
What changed on this page. We removed a description written as if the set were a product of a different brand, a materials paragraph we could not verify, and a size line that described one flag pole rather than the set. We added what each set size actually contains, the maker’s dimensions for every piece, how a round is played, and a plain note that you supply the club. The lead photographs are our own; the maker’s photos follow them.
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