Save par with a clutch bunker shot—pressure drill

Pick two different spots in the bunker, 40 to 60 yards from the hole.

Put 3 markers in a straight line on the green, about 6 feet apart near the hole.

Hit 36 shots in total: 18 from the first spot and 18 from the second spot.

From the first spot, hit 6 balls at each target, any order.

Do the same from the second spot: 6 balls at each target.

A shot is good if the ball stops near the target.

Count how many balls land close to the targets.

Add up your good shots out of 36 and enter the score in the app.

Place 3 piles of 12 golf balls in the bunker, each pile in a different spot between 5 and 20 yards from the hole.

Mark 3 target zones on the green around the hole, each zone about 3 feet wide.

Hit balls from each pile and try to land them in each target zone, 12 shots per zone.

Count each ball that stops inside the right zone as a success.

After all shots, enter the number of successful balls out of 36 in the app.

Place 36 balls into 9 piles of 4 balls each. Space the piles in two crossing lines about 5 to 10 yards apart. Keep piles in each line about 2 yards apart. Make sure the piles are 20 to 40 yards from the hole.

On the green, make 9 stop zones with buckets, tees, or string. Keep zones clear and not overlapping.

Hit 36 sand shots, trying to stop 4 balls in each stop zone.

Hit 4 shots from the first pile to the first stop zone. Move to the next pile and aim at the next zone.

Keep going until you finish 36 shots, 4 to each zone.

Count each shot that stops in the right zone as one success.

Add the total number of successes out of 36 attempts and enter the score in the app.

Make 9 piles with 4 balls each, for a total of 36 balls. Put the piles in two lines on the sand, lines are 5 to 10 yards/meters apart, and place the setup between 5 and 60 yards/meters from the hole.

On the green, mark out 4 equal areas inside a 10-foot (3-meter) circle using string or tees.

Hit 36 sand shots, dividing them so that 9 shots try to stop in each of the 4 marked areas.

Take shots from each pile, trying to land the ball in the current area.

After 9 shots for one area, change to the next area. Keep going until all 36 shots are done.

Count how many balls stop in the correct area.

Enter your score in the app, out of 36 attempts.

Put 32 balls in 8 lines of 4 balls each, spaced about 2 feet apart, in the sand area 20–40 yards from the hole.

On the green, mark a circle with a 10-foot radius around the hole.

Divide the circle into 4 equal parts (quadrants) using two lines that cross at the hole.

For each line of 4 balls, choose one quadrant and try to hit all 4 balls so they stop inside that quadrant.

After finishing one line and quadrant, move to another line and aim at a new quadrant. Do this until all 8 lines and quadrants are done.

Count each ball that stops in the chosen quadrant.

Add up the number of successful shots out of 32 and enter score in the app, out of 32 attempts.