Maximize Long Irons In Regulation

Pick a target flag for long irons (4, 3, or 2 iron).

Mark two circles: one 5 yards from the flag (birdie zone), one 10 yards from the flag (par zone). Use cones, buckets, or imagine.

Hit 36 long iron shots in 3 groups of

First 12 shots: aim for the 5-yard circle (birdie zone).

Next 12 shots: aim for the space between 5 and 10 yards (par zone).

Last 12 shots: try to land anywhere within the 10-yard circle.

Switch clubs (4, 3, or 2 iron) as wanted.

Count shots: 5-yard circle is birdie, 10-yard circle is par, outside is no score.

Add your birdies and pars. Enter your total out of 36 attempts.

Pick one target ahead for long irons (2, 3, or 4).

Hit 35 shots in 5 groups of

Each group tries one ball flight: straight, draw, fade, pull-fade, push-draw.

First 7 shots: aim for straight at the flag.

Next 7: try draw to the flag.

Next 7: hit fade to the flag.

Next 7: hit pull-fade to the flag.

Next 7: hit push-draw to the flag.

Switch between 2, 3, or 4 iron during the drill.

Count shots landing near the flag as success. Enter your successful shots in the app out of 35 attempts.

Pick one target suitable for long irons (4, 3, or 2 iron) on the range.

Visualize a hole with self-set obstacles and boundaries using existing objects around you (trees, roads, clouds, power lines, etc.) to imagine hazards and edges.

Set up the same way each time.

Hit 36 shots aiming at the chosen target.

Count how many shots land in the target area.

Enter the total number of successful shots out of 36 in the app.