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Best Goalrilla basketball hoop

The four Goalrilla in-ground hoops we compare, from the $1,749.95 GS54C to the $2,949.95 FT72, in formula order.

A glass backboard and orange rim against a blue skyPhoto: Izzy Park / Unsplash

No. 1: Goalrilla FT72, 9.1/10

4 hoops · $2,949.95 at the maker, checked November 12, 2026. Ordered by our overall score.

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Who should pick what

All four Goalrillas here share the same limited lifetime warranty (glass included on the GS models), a crank from 7.5 to 10 ft and a 9 inch anchor kit you can unbolt if you move. So the choice comes down to board size and overhang. The FT72 comes first, narrowly: full 72 by 42 inch glass and a 4 ft overhang for $2,949.95. The GS72C scores the same 9.1 for $550 less, with a 3 ft overhang and a 72 by 40 board, and it is the one we would buy.

For a two-car driveway, the GS60C ($2,049.95) is the sensible Goalrilla; the GS54C ($1,749.95) is for narrow driveways. Want the same family for less? Goalrilla also sells Goaliath and Silverback hoops, with 5-year warranties.

By Chris Dalton, editor, backyard and driveway basketball · updated November 12, 2026

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9.1/10Excellent

Best for big driveways that want Goalrilla's full 72-inch glass and the deepest Goalrilla overhang under $3,000.

  • Board 72" glass 3/8"
  • Pole 6" x 6"
  • Overhang 4 ft
  • Height 7.5 to 10 ft
  • Warranty Limited lifetime
  • Full 72" x 42" Clear View tempered glass, 3/8" thick
  • 4 ft overhang: more room under the rim than the GS series
  • Anchor kit with the option to unbolt and move the hoop

The catch: The lowest rim height is 7.5 ft, like every Goalrilla, so small kids wait a few years. And the price gap to the GS72C ($2,399.95) is $550 for one more foot of overhang, two more inches of board height and the Three-Point pole design.

$2,949.95 at Goalrilla · checked November 12, 2026

9.1/10Excellent

Best for anyone who wants a 72-inch glass board without paying 72-inch premium prices.

  • Board 72" glass 3/8"
  • Pole 6" x 6"
  • Overhang 3 ft
  • Height 7.5 to 10 ft
  • Warranty Limited lifetime
  • 72" wide tempered glass for $2,399.95
  • One-piece 6" x 6" pole and a heavy-weight breakaway rim
  • Lifetime warranty that includes the glass

The catch: At 72 by 40 inches the board is a touch shorter than the regulation 72 by 42 of the FT72, MVP and THOR Platinum, the overhang is 3 ft rather than 4, and the rim stops at 7.5 ft. Goalrilla also excludes damage from hanging on the rim from the warranty.

$2,399.95 at Goalrilla · checked November 12, 2026

8.8/10Very good

Best for two-car driveways that want Goalrilla glass and a lifetime warranty around $2,000.

  • Board 60" glass 3/8"
  • Pole 5.5" x 5.5"
  • Overhang 2.5 ft
  • Height 7.5 to 10 ft
  • Warranty Limited lifetime
  • 60" x 36" tempered glass, 3/8" thick
  • One-piece 5.5" x 5.5" pole, half an inch more than the GS54C
  • Lifetime warranty that covers the glass

The catch: The overhang tops out at 2.5 ft, so the pole sits closer to the action than on the THOR Gold or All-American, and the rim does not go below 7.5 ft. The breakaway rim is Goalrilla's medium-weight version, not the heavy one on the GS72C.

$2,049.95 at Goalrilla · checked November 12, 2026

8.7/10Very good

Best for one-car and narrow driveways that still want Goalrilla glass and a lifetime warranty.

  • Board 54" glass 3/8"
  • Pole 5" x 5"
  • Overhang 2.5 ft
  • Height 7.5 to 10 ft
  • Warranty Limited lifetime
  • 54" x 34" tempered glass, 3/8" thick
  • One-piece 5" x 5" pole, welded wide-span arms
  • Goalrilla limited lifetime warranty, glass included

The catch: You pay Goalrilla money for a small board: $1,749.95, only $300 less than the 60-inch GS60C. The overhang is 2.5 ft and the rim stops at 7.5 ft.

$1,749.95 at Goalrilla · checked November 12, 2026

All 4, side by side

A tick marks the best figure in each row.

Best Goalrilla basketball hoop: compared
HoopGoalrilla FT729.1/10Goalrilla GS72C9.1/10Goalrilla GS60C8.8/10Goalrilla GS54C8.7/10
Price$2,949.95$2,399.95$2,049.95$1,749.95
Backboard72" glass 3/8"72" glass 3/8"60" glass 3/8"54" glass 3/8"
Pole6" x 6"6" x 6"5.5" x 5.5"5" x 5"
Overhang4 ft3 ft2.5 ft2.5 ft
Height range7.5 to 10 ft7.5 to 10 ft7.5 to 10 ft7.5 to 10 ft
WarrantyLimited lifetimeLimited lifetimeLimited lifetimeLimited lifetime
BuySee price See price See price See price
Goalrilla FT72 in-ground basketball hoop, official photo from Goalrilla

How this list is weighted

Same criterion values as everywhere on the site; only the weights change, and they only set the order. Anything a maker does not publish scores 2/10.

  • Price (dated, US)20%
  • Backboard size and material20%
  • Pole size and steel gauge20%
  • Warranty15%
  • Overhang (play space under the rim)10%
  • Lowest rim height10%
  • Mounting (anchor kit or not)5%

Other rankings

Best in-ground hoops

Fourteen in-ground hoops from seven brands, ranked on dated prices, backboard, pole, overhang, height range and warranty.

No. 1: Pro Dunk THOR Platinum

Driveway

Driveway weights: price and overhang count more, because the pole has to sit off the concrete and the budget is real.

No. 1: Pro Dunk THOR Gold

Tempered glass

Only hoops with a tempered glass board, ranked with backboard size and glass thickness counting for 35%.

No. 1: Pro Dunk THOR Platinum

72-inch

Every 72-inch board we compare, ranked for regulation play: the pole and the board count for 55% here.

No. 1: Pro Dunk THOR Platinum

60-inch

The 60-inch board is the two-car-driveway size. Six of them, from $769.95 to $2,599.99, in formula order.

No. 1: Pro Dunk THOR Gold

54-inch

Three 54-inch hoops for one-car driveways and younger players, from $799.95 to $1,749.95.

No. 1: Goalrilla GS54C

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Is Goalrilla worth it?

What a Goalrilla gets you for $1,749.95 to $2,949.95, and where Pro Dunk and Goalsetter publish more.

Questions people ask

What is the best Goalrilla basketball hoop?

The Goalrilla FT72. It comes first on this ranking's weights and scores 9.1/10 overall. The FT72 is the Goalrilla we would buy for a large driveway. It carries a full 72 by 42 inch tempered glass board (3/8 inch), a 6 by 6 inch one-piece pole with Goalrilla's Three-Point Technology, and a 4 ft overhang, the most in Goalrilla's line at this price.

How did you rank these 4 hoops?

With one published formula: 7 criteria, each scored out of 10 from the maker's own pages, then weighted for this need (price (dated, us) 20%, backboard size and material 20%, pole size and steel gauge 20%, warranty 15%, overhang (play space under the rim) 10%, lowest rim height 10%, mounting (anchor kit or not) 5%). The score shown is each hoop's one overall score, so a hoop can sit first here with a lower score than the one below it. Details on how we score.

What do these hoops cost?

From $1,749.95 to $2,949.95 in this ranking, checked on November 12, 2026. Concrete and installation are extra; each review gives the source and any sale terms.

What is the difference between Goalrilla GS and FT?

On the 72-inch models we compare, the FT72 has a 72" x 42" board and a 4 ft overhang with Three-Point Technology bracing; the GS72C a 72" x 40" board and a 3 ft overhang, for $550 less. Both use a 6" x 6" pole and 3/8" glass.

Is a Goalrilla worth the money?

For the lifetime warranty that covers the glass and the anchor you can unbolt, often yes. Read is Goalrilla worth it for the comparison with Pro Dunk and Goalsetter.

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