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I need some advice about mini motors to make the central spinning obstacle.

Of course I would want to make sure I didn't cover my short first and leave myself with a naked put.

Hi DIY, I'm building an office mini putt hole for a charity event.

In need to find one that is strong enough to keep the obstacle spinning even if it is hit hard, but slow enough that it is not going to bat the gold away crazy hard.

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Any advice or ideas are appreciated! If the stock rises to much, i'll buy to cover at a bit of a loss with some of the blow softened by put premiums.

In the future I will probably do more covered calls.

Nothing much bigger that a 2-3 foot diameter of spin.

How can I determine these specs when motor shopping.

Am I thinking this through correctly? In this case I already have a short going that is going to be a longer commitment than I anticipated so I figured I could gain put premiums the next few weeks.