Up-and-down contest: how many can you save in a row?

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.

Separate 36 balls into 9 piles of 4 balls. Put them between 30 and 60 yards/meters from the hole.

Mark 9 stop zones on the green with tees, string, or markers. Make sure they are spaced out and about the same size.

Hit 36 pitch shots total, with 4 balls aimed at each zone.

Start at any pile and aim for the first zone. After 4 shots, aim for the next zone.

Keep hitting from different piles until you have aimed 4 shots at each of the 9 zones (36 shots total).

Count how many balls land and stop in the right zone.

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

Find two places in the rough: one uphill, one downhill, both 30 to 40 yards from the hole.

Put three markers at the edge of the green, each about 6 feet apart, to make three target zones (left, center, right).

Hit 36 pitch shots: 18 from uphill, 18 from downhill.

Split shots into six sets of

For each set, aim two shots at each target zone before moving to the next.

Keep ball setup the same. Only change aim for the next target zone.

After each shot, count it as a success if the ball stops in the correct target zone on the green.

After all 36 shots, count how many were successful and enter score in the app (out of 36 attempts).