Can you stop the ball close from a tight lie?

Pick a spot 5 to 20 yards from the hole near the green to practice flop shots.

Place 36 balls in two lines so they cross in the middle. Each line has 18 balls, 1 foot apart.

Use string or tees to mark 4 equal zones inside a 10-foot circle around the hole.

Split the 36 balls into 4 groups of 9 balls. Each group aims for a different zone.

From the first line, hit 9 balls to the first zone.

From the second line, hit 9 balls to the second zone.

Go back to the first line and hit 9 balls to the third zone.

From the second line, hit 9 balls to the fourth zone. Count the number of balls that land in the right zone each time. After all shots, enter your total number of successes out of 36 in the app.

Make 7 lines of 5 balls each (35 balls total), with balls 1 yard apart. Put the lines on grass 5 to 20 yards from the hole, not on the green.

Put 5 markers on the green, each 6 feet apart.

Match each line of balls to a marker on the green.

Hit all 5 balls in the line as flop shots at the marker. Move to the next line and repeat with the next marker.

Count how many balls land within 10 feet of the marker.

When done, count total balls inside 10 feet, and enter score in the app out of 35 attempts.

Set up 4 lines of 9 balls each, spaced 5 yards apart between lines and 1 foot apart between balls.

Mark 4 quadrants on the green, each a 9-foot circle.

Hit 36 flop shots, aiming 9 shots at each quadrant.

For each shot, hit from any line and aim at the assigned quadrant.

Always keep the ball setup the same and only switch quadrants after 9 shots.

Count each ball that stops in the right quadrant as a success.

Enter your number of successes in the app, out of 36 attempts.