Looking for advice on a 60” in-ground hoop: Goaliath vs Ironclad vs Pro Dunk THOR

I'm looking to put a good in-ground basketball hoop in our driveway and could use some opinions from people who have owned/installed these. I just built my "forever" home and I don't want to get something I will need to worry about.

This will mainly be for my 10-year-old son to practice on daily and for family/driveway basketball. I’d like to buy something that will ideally last 15+ years, so I don't mind spending more for quality, but I also don't want to spend an extra $1,000 if I'm never going to notice the difference.

The biggest thing I've noticed when trying different hoops is backboard/pole vibration. I really like a hoop that feels solid when the ball hits the rim/backboard instead of shaking/reverberating for a few seconds.

The three I'm currently considering:

• Goaliath Ignite 60" - ~$1,000
  • 60" tempered glass
  • 4" x 4" two-piece pole
  • By far the cheapest, but I've read mixed reviews about vibration/stability.
• Ironclad GameChanger GC55-LG 60" - ~$1,800
  • 60" tempered glass
  • 5" x 5" one-piece 12-gauge pole
  • This is currently where I'm leaning. Seems like a significant structural upgrade without getting completely ridiculous on price.
• Pro Dunk THOR Gold 60" - ~$2,400
  • 60" x 36" 1/2" tempered glass
  • 6" x 6" one-piece 5-gauge pole
  • Obviously built like a tank, but I'm wondering if this is complete overkill for a residential driveway.

I'm not worried about people constantly hanging/dunking on it. I'm mostly after good rebound, very little vibration, durability, and something that won't feel cheap 10-15 years from now.

For anyone who has played on, owned, or installed these:

Would you spend ~$800 more to go from the Ignite to the Ironclad? And once you're at ~$1,800, is another ~$600 for the THOR Gold actually noticeable/worth it?

Also open to another 60" system in the $1,000-$2,000ish range if there's something I'm overlooking.

Thanks!

PS: please let me know if any of this is overkill. We don't plan on running pickup games but definitely will use it a lot.