Thread the gap: bunker shot through a narrow landing zone

In the sand bunker, arrange two lines of balls in a cross shape. Each line has 18 balls, about 1 foot apart.

On the green, set up three landing zones in a row using sticks, clubs, or strings. Each zone is about 6 feet apart.

Hit 36 sand shots, divided into three groups of

For each group of 12 shots, aim at one landing zone. Start with Zone 1, then Zone 2, then Zone

Switch between the two ball lines every 4 to 6 shots.

Count shots that land and stop in the right landing zone as a success.

When all 36 shots are done, add up your successes and enter your total successful shots out of 36 attempts.

Place 36 golf balls in 9 piles, each with 4 balls, in a sand bunker 20–40 yards from the hole.

Make 9 stop zones on the green in a 3 by 3 grid using tees, string, or markers.

Hit 4 sand shots to each stop zone, for 36 shots total.

Start from any pile and aim for the first stop zone.

After 4 shots to one zone, move to the next zone and keep going until all 9 zones are done.

Count each shot that stops inside the correct stop zone as a success.

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

Set up 9 stop zones on the green in a 3 by 3 grid using buckets, string, or tees.

In the sand bunker, make 9 piles of 4 balls each. Keep piles in straight lines, 2 yards apart, and lines 5-10 yards apart.

Hit 4 shots from each pile, one pile for each stop zone, for a total of 36 shots.

Move to a new pile for each new stop zone.

Keep your setup the same, only change the target stop zone on the green.

Count each ball that stops in the right zone.

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