Latitude 64 does baskets the way they do everything — three products, clearly separated, made in Skellefteå, Sweden.
ProBasket Elite ($474.90) is the tournament flagship, PDGA Championship approved since 2017. ProBasket Competition ($399.90) is the value Championship option, approved in 2018. ProBasket Skill ($174.90) is a narrowed practice target, not a course basket — buy it to make your putting stroke sharper, not to build holes.
That’s the whole catalogue, and there’s something to respect in it. No portable/practice/lite/ pro sprawl, no eight models that overlap. Two course baskets and a trainer.
They’ve been in the PDGA approved-targets registry since 2008 with the original Pro Basket, through the E2 in 2012 and the Elite and Competition since — which is a long, quiet record of building targets that pass certification and stay standing.
Same company that produces discs for Dynamic Discs, Westside and Handeye, and the parent that acquired Dynamic Discs in 2023. Swedish manufacturing runs through more of this sport than most players realise.
