Vary your landing spot and see how close you can get

Scatter 40 balls in 8 lines of 5 balls each, spaced 1 yard/meter apart, between 30 and 60 yards/meters from the hole.

Divide a 15-foot (5-meter) circle around the hole into 4 equal quadrants using string or tees.

Hit 36 pitch shots, in 8 groups of 5 balls each, aiming at a specific quadrant for each group.

For each group of 5 shots, pick one quadrant as the target and try to stop all 5 balls inside it.

Change target quadrant after every group, using all 4 quadrants at least once. The last group can target any quadrant.

Count every ball that stops in the chosen quadrant as a success.

Add up successful shots out of 36 attempts and enter score in the app.

Put 4 straight lines of 9 balls each on the ground. Space balls 1 foot apart. Space each line 5 yards apart.

Set up these lines between 30 and 60 yards from the hole, on grass but not on the green.

On the green, make two circles around the hole: one with a 6-foot radius and one with a 15-foot radius.

Hit all 36 balls (9 from each line).

Hit every ball in a line before going to the next line. Any order.

Try to land each shot in the small or big circle around the hole.

If the ball stops inside the small circle, count as birdie. If the ball stops in the big circle but not the small, count as par.

Count how many balls finished in the big circle (including the small circle).

Enter this number in the app, out of 36 attempts.

Set up 4 lines of balls on the grass, 30 to 60 yards from the hole, with 5 yards between each line.

Put 9 balls in each line, spaced 1 foot apart, for 36 balls total.

On the green, mark 4 circles (quadrants) with string or tees. Each circle should be about 9 feet wide and not overlap.

Start at the first line. Hit each ball, aiming to land about the same number (2 or 3) in each circle.

After one line, move to the next. Keep aiming to put about the same number of balls in each circle. Do this for all 4 lines.

Count how many balls end up fully inside the target circle after each shot.

At the end, enter the number of balls in the circles out of 36 attempts in the app.

Make 4 piles of 9 balls each, with piles placed randomly 30–60 yards from the hole.

Mark 4 quadrants on the green around the hole using string or tees, each about 9 feet wide.

Hit 36 pitch shots, 9 to each quadrant.

From any pile, hit 9 balls trying to stop them in the first quadrant.

Move to a new pile and hit 9 balls to the second quadrant. Repeat for all quadrants.

Count balls that stop inside the target quadrant.

Count total balls in the correct quadrant and enter the number out of 36 attempts in the app.

Arrange 36 balls into 9 piles with 4 balls in each pile. Put the piles in two straight lines, 5 to 10 yards/meters apart. Keep about 2 yards/meters between each pile. Place all piles about 30 to 40 yards/meters from the hole.

On the green, mark 9 separate stop zones using buckets, string, or tees. Make sure these zones are spread evenly around the hole.

Hit 4 pitch shots to each of the 9 stop zones. This makes 36 shots in total.

Hit shots by switching between piles and zones in order. For example, do 4 shots to zone 1, then 4 shots to zone 2, and continue until each zone has 4 shots.

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

When finished, total the number of successful stops and enter your score in the app, out of 36 attempts.