Pick a landing spot and stick it—pitching challenge

Choose two starting spots on a sloped fairway—one where the ball is above your feet, and one where it is below your feet.

Put 3 piles of 6 balls each above your feet, spaced between 30 and 60 yards from the hole.

Put 3 piles of 6 balls each below your feet, spaced between 30 and 60 yards from the hole.

Mark three target zones on the green: Left, Center, and Right, spaced about 6 feet apart.

Hit 6 shots from each above-feet pile, aiming at each target zone (18 shots total from above feet).

Hit 6 shots from each below-feet pile, aiming at each target zone (18 shots total from below feet).

Count a shot as successful if the ball stays in the target zone.

When all 36 shots are done, add up successful shots and enter score in the app out of 36 attempts.

Set up two target zones on the green: one uphill, one downhill. Use cones, clubs, or string to mark each zone about 6 feet wide.

From the fairway slope, 30 to 60 yards away, hit 36 pitch shots.

Split the 36 shots: 18 shots to the uphill zone, 18 shots to the downhill zone.

Keep your stance and ball setup the same for all shots.

First, hit 18 shots to the uphill zone. Then, hit 18 shots to the downhill zone.

Count a success if the ball lands and stays in the target zone.

When finished, add up the number of successful shots, and enter that number out of 36 attempts in the app.

Put 40 balls into 10 piles of 4 balls each. Make 2 rows with 5 piles in each row.

Place the 2 rows 5 to 10 yards apart. Each pile in a row is 2 yards from the next.

Put the piles on grass, 30 to 60 yards from the hole, anywhere except on the green.

On the green, make 2 circles around the hole: a small circle with a 6-foot radius, and a big circle with a 15-foot radius.

Hit 36 balls. Try to get 18 balls into the small circle and 18 balls into the big circle.

Take turns hitting from different piles, changing lines and piles as wanted. Focus on the correct target zone.

Balls stopping inside the small circle are better. Balls in the big circle are good too.

When all 36 balls are hit, count the balls in both circles and add them for your score. Enter your score in the app, out of 36 attempts.

Place two string circles on the green: an inner Bullseye circle with a 6-foot (2-meter) radius and an outer Bullseye circle with a 15-foot (5-meter) radius around the hole.

Set up 10 piles of 4 balls each (total 40 balls) at 30 to 60 yards from the hole in two lines. Each line has 5 piles spaced about 5 to 10 yards apart. Piles in each line are 2 yards apart.

Hit a total of 36 pitch shots, divided into two groups of 18 shots each, alternating between the two lines of piles.

From each pile, hit 2 pitch shots trying to land the ball inside the inner or outer Bullseye on the green.

Each ball that stops inside the inner Bullseye counts as a birdie. Each ball inside the outer Bullseye but outside the inner circle counts as a par. Balls outside the outer circle are misses.

Keep hitting until you finish 36 shots, switching piles for variety. Enter your score in the app out of 36 attempts.

Make 3 piles of 12 golf balls each, spaced between 30 and 60 yards from the hole in the rough.

On the green, mark 3 zones at different distances from the hole: Zone A at 5 feet, Zone B at 10 feet, Zone C at 15 feet.

Hit 36 pitch shots in total, 12 shots for each zone.

From the first pile, try to land and stop 12 balls in Zone A.

From the second pile, try to land and stop 12 balls in Zone B.

From the third pile, try to land and stop 12 balls in Zone C.

Count a shot as a success if it stops in the right zone.

Set up the ball the same way every time.

When done, enter your number of successful shots into the app, out of 36 attempts.