Abstract: An adjustable game goal apparatus composed of a flexible chord held in an arc position by insertion into the inner coils of two springs. The springs are attached to a flat smooth surfaced base plate by means of suction cups. The base plate has spikes attached to its underside to secure the goal to the ground. For indoor use the base plate is not needed and the goal is attached to a smooth floor by means of the suction cups. The goal is open to receive shots from the front or back perspective. It is designed to give way, allowing a shot to continue in its original direction, then to return to its normal upright position. The size of the goal is adjustable by means of controlling the length of the chord resting within the springs' coils.