Pick a flag/target suitable for short irons (9,8). Use imagination and existing objects to visualize a hole with self-set obstacles and boundaries (i.e. use existing objects on and off the driving range (trees, roads, clouds, powerlines, etc.) to imagine water hazard, sand trap, out-of-bounds, edge of the green, etc. – be creative). Hit one bucket of ~50 balls to different flags. Switch between short irons throughout the exercise.

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Pick a flag/target suitable for long irons (4,3,2). Hit one bucket of ~50 balls using long irons only. Create three-part ladder [8 y/m apart] short of the flag using cones or buckets (or use imagination). Land the ball in the first, second and third ladder, in a row. The ball must also stop inside [8 y/m] from the flag. Complete the ladder 'in a row' 3 times in total to complete the challenge. Hit all balls to the same flag. Switch between long irons throughout the exercise.

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Pick a flag/target suitable for short irons (9,8). Create three landing zones [6 y/m apart] around the flag using cones or buckets (or use imagination). Hit 15 balls to each landing zone (one bucket of ~50 balls) using short irons only. Work on any ball flight. Randomly switch between landing zones. Switch between short irons throughout the exercise. Count total number of successful shots.

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Pick a flag/target suitable for mid irons (7,6,5). Use imagination and existing objects to visualize a hole with self-set obstacles and boundaries (i.e. use existing objects on and off the driving range (trees, roads, clouds, powerlines, etc.) to imagine water hazard, sand trap, out-of-bounds, edge of the green, etc. – be creative). Hit one bucket of ~50 balls to different flags. Switch between mid irons throughout the exercise.

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Scatter 10 cones or buckets [10 y/m apart] on the driving range – as displayed. Use suitable wedges (LW, SW, GW and/or PW). Hit 5 balls to each target (one bucket of ~50 balls) using wedges only. Land the ball inside [3 y/m area] from the target. Switch between wedges throughout the exercise.

Approach #1 – randomly switch between targets.

Approach #2 – start with the shortest target and progress to the longer targets.

Approach #3 – start with the farthest target and progress to the shorter targets.

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Pick a flag/target suitable for long irons (4,3,2). Create nine targets around the flag at [5% of the total distance to the flag] using cones or buckets (or use imagination). Hit 5 balls to each target (one bucket of ~50 balls) using long irons only. Work on any ball flight. Randomly switch between targets. Switch between long irons throughout the exercise. Count total number of successful shots. Successful shot is anywhere in between the first two neighbouring cones.

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Pick flags/targets (one or more) suitable for irons (9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2). Two visual aids are needed – aim target and end target. Hit 5-6 balls with each iron to various cones (one bucket of ~50 balls). Hit 5-6 balls with each club at the aim targets (cones). If the ball ends between the aim target (cone) and the flag (end target), the given shot/club is an opportunity worth exploiting further. Test various clubs and types of ball flights to discover which shot is an opportunity. For example, shot that curves towards the end target most often, is an opportunity likely to turn into strength. If the shot/club never curves or if it ends at the outside of the aim target (cone), it is a negative tendency better to avoid.

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Pick flags/targets (one or more) suitable for irons (9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2). Create five targets around the flag – including the central target (flag) – at [5% of the total distance to the flag] using four cones or buckets (or use imagination). Hit 5 balls in a row with each club to one selected target – short, long, left, right, center – (one bucket of ~50 balls) using short irons only. Randomly switch between targets. Switch between irons throughout the exercise. Pay attention and discover tendencies when hitting the ball short, long, left, right or at the center

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Pick a flag/target suitable for long irons (4,3,2). Use imagination and existing objects to visualize a hole with self-set obstacles and boundaries (i.e. use existing objects on and off the driving range (trees, roads, clouds, powerlines, etc.) to imagine water hazard, sand trap, out-of-bounds, edge of the green, etc. – be creative). Hit one bucket of ~50 balls to different flags. Switch between long irons throughout the exercise.

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Pick a flag/target suitable for short irons (9,8). Hit one bucket of ~50 balls using short irons only – focusing solely on downswing. Work on at most two downswing thoughts or tasks to produce any displayed ball flight. Switch between short irons throughout the exercise.

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Pick a flag/target suitable for mid irons (7,6,5). Hit one bucket of ~50 balls using mid irons only – focusing solely on takeaway. Work on at most two takeaway thoughts or tasks to produce any displayed ball flight. Switch between mid irons throughout the exercise.

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Pick a flag/target suitable for mid irons (7,6,5). Create quadrants around the flag using four cones or buckets (or use imagination) – position cones at [5% of the total distance to the flag]. Hit 12 balls to each quadrant (one bucket of ~50 balls) using mid irons only. Work on any ball flight. Randomly switch between quadrants. Switch between mid irons throughout the exercise. Count total number of successful shots.

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Pick flags/targets (more than one) suitable for wedges (LW,SW,GW,PW). Hit one bucket of ~50 balls using wedges only. To complete the challenge, successfully land a shot inside [5% of the total distance to the flag] with each wedge in the bag – 3 times. Keep hitting balls to the same flag until successful. Then randomly choose a different target and keep hitting balls to it until three balls land inside. Keep switching between the flags and switch between wedges throughout the exercise. Count how many times it takes to hit a successful shot to a given target.

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Pick a flag/target suitable for short irons (9,8). Create nine targets around the flag at [5% of the total distance to the flag] using cones or buckets (or use imagination). Hit 5 balls to each target (one bucket of ~50 balls) using short irons only. Work on any ball flight. Randomly switch between targets. Switch between short irons throughout the exercise. Count total number of successful shots. Successful shot is anywhere in between the first two neighbouring cones.

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Pick a flag/target suitable for mid irons (7,6,5). Place cones or buckets (or use imagination) on each side of the flag at [5% of the total distance to the flag]. Hit 25 various left-to-right ball flights and 25 various right-to-left ball flights (one bucket of ~50 balls) around the alignment stick and back to the flag, using mid irons only. Aim at the cone and curve the ball back to the flag. Switch between mid irons throughout the exercise.

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Pick a flag/target suitable for wedges (LW,SW,GW,PW). Use imagination and existing objects to visualize a hole with self-set obstacles and boundaries (i.e. use existing objects on and off the driving range (trees, roads, clouds, powerlines, etc.) to imagine water hazard, sand trap, out-of-bounds, edge of the green, etc. – be creative). Hit one bucket of ~50 balls to different flags. Switch between wedges throughout the exercise.

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Pick flags/targets (one or more) suitable for wedges (LW,SW,GW and/or PW). Create five targets around the flag – including the central target (flag) – at [5% of the total distance to the flag] using four cones or buckets (or use imagination). Hit 10 balls in a row to each target – short, long, left, right, center – (one bucket of ~50 balls) using wedges only. Randomly switch between targets. Switch between wedges throughout the exercise. Pay attention and discover tendencies when hitting the ball short, long, left, right or at the center.

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Pick flags/targets (one or more) suitable for irons (9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2). Create a perimeter around the flag at [5% of the total distance to the flag] using four cones or buckets (or use imagination). Pick one flag/target to hit to and one cone on the opposite side to avoid. Hit 5-6 balls with each iron (one bucket of ~50 balls). Goal is to hit as close as possible to the target while avoiding the opposing cone (opposing can represents an obstacle: water hazard, sand trap or similar). The type of shot/club that finds the obstacle is a weakness. Switch between flags/targets. Switch between irons throughout the exercise. Work on any ball flight.

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Pick a flag/target suitable for short irons (9,8). Hit 25 various left-to-right ball flights and 25 various right-to-left ball flights (one bucket of ~50 balls) using short irons only. Work only on producing a left-to-right and right-to-left shots. Switch between short irons throughout the exercise.

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Pick a flag/target suitable for wedges (LW, SW, GW and/or PW). Create inner [3 y/m] and outer bullseye radius of [6 y/m] around the flag using cones or buckets (or use imagination). Hit one bucket of ~50 balls using wedges only. Work on any ball flight. Goal is to score as low as possible – count the score relative to PAR. Inner radius is birdie, outer radius is PAR, mis-hit is a bogey. Switch between wedges throughout the exercise. Keep the score throughout the exercise.

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Pick a flag/target suitable for mid irons (7,6,5). Hit 25 various left-to-right ball flights and 25 various right-to-left ball flights (one bucket of ~50 balls) using mid irons only. Work only on producing a left-to-right and right-to-left shots. Switch between mid irons throughout the exercise.

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Pick a flag/target suitable for short irons (9,8). Place cones or buckets (or use imagination) on each side of the flag at [5% of the total distance to the flag]. Hit 25 various left-to-right ball flights and 25 various right-to-left ball flights (one bucket of ~50 balls) around the alignment stick and back to the flag, using mid irons only. Aim at the cone and curve the ball back to the flag. Switch between short irons throughout the exercise.

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Pick a flag/target suitable for short irons (9,8). Create nine targets around the flag at [5% of the total distance to the flag] using cones or buckets (or use imagination). Hit 5 balls to each randomly selected target (one bucket of ~50 balls) using short irons only. Hit 2-3 balls left-to-right and 2-3 balls right-to-left to the same target. Switch between short irons throughout the exercise. Count total number of successful shots. Successful shot is between the first two neighbouring cones.

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Pick a flag/target suitable for woods (Hy,5W,3W). Place cones or buckets (or use imagination) on each side of the flag at [5% of the total distance to the flag]. Hit 25 various left-to-right ball flights and 25 various right-to-left ball flights (one bucket of ~50 balls) around the alignment stick and back to the flag, using woods only. Aim at the cone and curve the ball back to the flag. Switch between woods throughout the exercise.

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As displayed, create 5 target cones [10 y/m apart] to test for distance and three corridors [5 y/m apart] to test for dispersion, anywhere from [50 to 130 y/m]. Hit 10 balls to each target cone (one bucket of ~50 balls). Test various types of shots. Randomly switch between target cones and between wedges. Keep count of the differences in distance and dispersion for each target cone and each club. Draw conclusions about strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and tendencies, at the end of the discovery session.

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Pick a flag/target suitable for mid irons (7,6,5). Hit one bucket of ~50 balls using mid irons only – focusing solely on downswing. Work on at most two downswing thoughts or tasks to produce any displayed ball flight. Switch between mid irons throughout the exercise.

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Pick a flag/target suitable for long irons (4,3,2). Hit one bucket of ~50 balls using long irons only – focusing solely on backswing. Work on at most two backswing thoughts or tasks to produce any displayed ball flight. Switch between long irons throughout the exercise.

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Scatter 10 cones or buckets [10 y/m apart] on the driving range – as displayed. Use suitable wedges (LW, SW, GW and/or PW). Hit 5 balls to each target (one bucket of ~50 balls) using wedges only. Land the ball inside [4 y/m area] from the target. Switch between wedges throughout the exercise.

Approach #1 – randomly switch between targets.

Approach #2 – start with the shortest target and progress to the longer targets.

Approach #3 – start with the farthest target and progress to the shorter targets.

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Pick a flag/target suitable for mid irons (7,6,5). Create nine targets around the flag at [5% of the total distance to the flag] using cones or buckets (or use imagination). Hit 5 balls to each randomly selected target (one bucket of ~50 balls) using mid irons only. Hit 2-3 balls left-to-right and 2-3 balls right-to-left to the same target. Switch between mid irons throughout the exercise. Count total number of successful shots. Successful shot is between the first two neighbouring cones.

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Pick a flag/target suitable for long irons (4,3,2). Hit 25 various left-to-right ball flights and 25 various right-to-left ball flights (one bucket of ~50 balls) using long irons only. Work only on producing a left-to-right and right-to-left shots. Switch between long irons throughout the exercise.

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Pick a flag/target suitable for woods (Hy,5W,3W). Create nine targets around the flag at [5% of the total distance to the flag] using cones or buckets (or use imagination). Hit 5 balls to each randomly selected target (one bucket of ~50 balls) using woods only. Hit 2-3 balls left-to-right and 2-3 balls right-to-left to the same target. Switch between woods throughout the exercise. Count total number of successful shots. Successful shot is between the first two neighbouring cones.

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Scatter 5 cones or buckets [10 y/m apart] on the driving range – as displayed. Use suitable wedges (LW, SW, GW and/or PW). Hit 10 balls to each target (one bucket of ~50 balls) using wedges only. Land the ball inside [4 y/m area] from the target. Switch between wedges throughout the exercise.

Approach #1 – randomly switch between targets.

Approach #2 – start with the shortest target and progress to the longer targets.

Approach #3 – start with the farthest target and progress to the shorter targets.

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Approach #1 – in a row (harder). Pick a flag/target suitable for short irons (9,8). Hit one bucket of ~50 balls using short irons only. To complete the challenge, hit 5 different shots in a row to the same flag: straight, draw, fade, pull-fade, push-draw. Switch between short irons throughout the exercise. Count total number of successful shots.

Approach #2 – until successful (easier). Pick a flag/target suitable for short irons (9,8). Hit one bucket of ~50 balls using short irons only. Goal is to keep hitting one type of shot until successful (straight, draw, fade, pull-fade, push-draw) then hit a different type of shot to the same flag. Switch between short irons throughout the exercise. Count how many times it takes to hit a successful shot.

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Pick a flag/target suitable for short irons (9,8). Hit one bucket of ~50 balls using short irons only. Create three-part ladder [5 y/m apart] short of the flag using cones or buckets (or use imagination). Land the ball in the first, second and third ladder, in a row. The ball must also stop inside [5 y/m] from the flag. Complete the ladder 'in a row' 3 times in total to complete the challenge. Hit all balls to the same flag. Switch between short irons throughout the exercise.

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Pick a flag/target suitable for driver. Hit one bucket of ~50 balls using driver only. Create three-part ladder [15 y/m apart] short of the flag using cones or buckets (or use imagination). Land the ball in the first, second and third ladder, in a row. Complete the ladder 'in a row' 3 times in total to complete the challenge. Hit all balls to the same flag. Switch between woods throughout the exercise.

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Pick a flag/target suitable for woods (Hy,5W,3W). Hit one bucket of ~50 balls using woods only – focusing solely on downswing. Work on at most two downswing thoughts or tasks to produce any displayed ball flight. Switch between woods throughout the exercise.

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Pick a flag/target suitable for woods (Hy, 5W, 3W). Create three dispersion corridors [25 ft | 8 m apart] around the flag using cones or buckets (or use imagination). Hit 15 balls to each dispersion corridor (one bucket of ~50 balls) using woods only. Work on any ball flight. Randomly switch between dispersion corridors. Switch between woods throughout the exercise. Count total number of successful shots.

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Pick a flag/target suitable for driver. Use imagination and existing objects to visualize a hole with self-set obstacles and boundaries (i.e. use existing objects on and off the driving range (trees, roads, clouds, powerlines, etc.) to imagine water hazard, sand trap, out-of-bounds, edge of the green, etc. – be creative). Hit one bucket of ~50 balls to different flags using driver only.

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Pick a flag/target suitable for mid irons (7,6,5). Create nine targets around the flag at [5% of the total distance to the flag] using cones or buckets (or use imagination). Hit 5 balls to each target (one bucket of ~50 balls) using mid irons only. Work on any ball flight. Randomly switch between targets. Switch between mid irons throughout the exercise. Count total number of successful shots. Successful shot is anywhere in between the first two neighbouring cones.

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Pick a flag/target suitable for mid irons (7,6,5). Hit one bucket of ~50 balls using mid irons only – focusing solely on 'impact and follow through'. Work on at most two 'impact and follow through' thoughts or tasks to produce any displayed ball flight. Switch between mid irons throughout the exercise.

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