Basic Installation Steps . . . cont.
(Indoor or Outdoor Greens)
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The final construction step is building your pins. Fig. 8 shows Backyard Golf’s standard plastic head pins,
which are constructed as shown in the schematic. The fit of the fiberglass shaft into the plastic head and
hole pin base is necessarily tight to prevent the parts from coming apart during use. Be sure that the shaft
is completely installed in both the head and the base.
If you ordered Backyard Golf’s upgraded flag pins,
disregard this step since the flag pins are preassembled prior to shipment.
Once fabricated, insert the pins into the floating cups (Fig. 9). Then get your putter and let the games be-
gin.
Hole Pin Head
Hole Pin “Stick”
Hole Pin Base
(Ball Retriever)
Figure 8
Figure 9
Backyard Golf Head Sticker
Use a wall or the floor as a “backer” to assist with
pressing the hole pin “stick” into the hole pin
head and base. A few drops of liquid dishwash-
ing detergent on the stick ends will help
assembly.
A wooden headed mallet can also be used, how-
ever claw, ball-peen, or other metal headed ham-
mers should not be used as they may damage the
pin’s components.
Installation Tip
