How to practice? For the bucket of 40 balls, randomly scatter 8 equal piles of 5 golf balls on any grass, any slope, anywhere between 30 y/m and 60 y/m from the hole (not the green). On the green, use alignment sticks, clubs, or string lines to form 3 landing zones [9 ft | 3 m] apart. Hit 2-5 pitch shots alternately from pile to pile. In the process, hit and land different shots inside different landing zones. Count the number of successful lands.

Hit two buckets in total.

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How to practice? Make 2 perpendicular lines of 5 piles of balls (10 piles, half a bucket per pile); lines are [3 y/m apart], and piles are [3 y/m apart]. Place the piles in the sand, anywhere between 5 y/m and 60 y/m from the hole (not the green). On the green, use buckets, string lines or tees to mark 9 stop zones where to stop the ball. Players randomly select a pile to start from and randomly select the stop zone to hit a sand shot to. Each player hits one ball from the pile to the same zone and The two best balls (players) win a point. The best ball randomly selects the next pile of balls to jump to and a different stop zone to hit to, until all balls are covered. The player with the most points at the end of all shots wins the challenge.

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How to practice? Hit a bucket of balls from a single position at an uphill slope anywhere between 5 y/m and 40 y/m from the hole (not the green). Hit all balls from the uphill slope – then hit another bucket from the opposite slope (i.e. downhill).

Approach #1: hit all balls to the same pin/target.

Approach #2: switch the pin/target after every 3rd or 4th ball.

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How to practice? Make 2 perpendicular lines of 5 piles of balls (10 piles, half a bucket per pile); lines are [5-10 y/m apart], and piles are [3 y/m apart]. Place the piles on any type of grass (same grass or mix), anywhere between 5 y/m and 40 y/m from the hole (not the green). Players randomly select a pile to start from and randomly select the flag/target to hit a flop shot to. Each player hits one ball to the same target and The two nearest balls (players) win a point. The best ball randomly selects the next pile of balls to jump to and a different target to hit to, until all balls are covered. The player with the most points at the end of all shots wins the challenge.

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How to practice? Each player makes two piles of balls (half a bucket per pile) on two random locations in the chipping area, on any grass, any slope, anywhere between 5 y/m and 30 y/m from the hole (not the green). On the green, use string lines or tees to form 4 quadrants [6 ft | 2 m radius]. Players randomly select a pile to start from and randomly select the quadrant to stop a chip shot inside. Each player hits one ball to the same quadrant and each ball that stops in the quadrant wins a point. The leading player randomly selects the next pile of balls to jump to and a different quadrant to hit to, until all balls are covered. The player with the most points at the end wins the challenge.

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How to practice? For the bucket of 40 balls, make 2 perpendicular ball lines of 20 balls per line; lines [5-10 y/m apart], balls [1ft | 30cm apart]. Setup on any grass, any slope, anywhere between 30 y/m and 60 y/m from the hole (not the green). On the green, use buckets, string lines or tees to mark 9 stop zones where to stop the ball. Hit 3-5 pitch shots in a row to the same stop zone, then jump to the other ball line and hit 3-5 balls to a different stop zone. Count the number of successful stops.

Hit two buckets in total.

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How to practice? Bring wedge(s) and a putter. Place 9 balls in hard-difficulty positions around the chipping green (in the sand, sloped rough, deep rough, etc. – be creative) and treat each ball as a separate PAR 2 hole. Hit a shot to the green and putt it out – finish the hole to the end before moving on to the next hole. Count the total score relative to the total PAR of the course (18).

Repeat the course two to three times. Place balls at different positions.

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How to practice? For the bucket of 40 balls, make 5 piles of 4 balls per one perpendicular line; 2 lines of 5 piles; lines [5-10 y/m apart], piles [2 y/m apart]. Setup on any grass, any slope, anywhere from 1 to 10 y/m to the green and 5 to 30 y/m from the hole. Hit 2-4 bump’n’run shots alternately from pile to pile. In the process, hit to different flags (targets) and count the number of successful shots (success=inside [10 ft | 3 m]).

Hit two buckets in total.

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How to practice? For the bucket of 40 balls, make 2 parallel ball lines of 20 balls per line in the sand; lines [5-10 y/m apart], balls [1ft | 30cm apart]. Setup anywhere between 5 y/m and 60 y/m from the hole (not the green). On the green, use a string line or tees to make inner [6ft | 2m radius] and outer [15ft | 5m radius] bullseye (inner=birdie, outer=par, miss-hit=bogey). Hit 3-5 sand shots in a row, then jump to the other ball line and hit 3-5 balls; go back and forth. Once finished, count the number of balls in the inner and outer bullseye, and come to the final score relative to PAR.

Hit two buckets in total.

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How to practice? Make 4 parallel ball lines; each line must have 5 balls per player (5 players=25 balls per line); lines are [5 y/m apart], and balls are [1 ft | 0.3 m apart]. Place the lines on any type of grass (same grass or mix), anywhere between 5 y/m and 30 y/m from the hole (not the green). Players randomly select a line to start from and randomly select the flag/target to hit a chip shot to. Each player hits every 5th ball in the line until all balls are hit, then jumps to any other line of balls and chooses a different target. The two nearest balls (players) win a point. The player with the most points at the end of all chip shots wins the challenge. Repeat the challenge at least two to three times.

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How to practice? Hit a bucket of balls from a single position above feet level anywhere between 5 y/m and 30 y/m from the hole (not the green). Hit the entire bucket with balls above feet level – then hit another bucket from the opposite slope (i.e. balls below feet level).

Approach #1: hit all balls to the same pin/target.

Approach #2: switch the pin/target after every 3rd or 4th ball.

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How to practice? Make at least 2 piles of 20 golf balls (at most 5 piles of 8 balls) extending between 5 y/m and 40 y/m from the hole (not green). Depending on the number of piles, hit 2-5 balls alternately from pile to pile. Hit two buckets in total.

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How to practice? Make at least 2 piles of 20 golf balls (at most a line of 5 piles of 8 balls) per player, up to 5 players. Piles of balls must be extending between 30 y/m and 60 y/m from the hole (not the green). Each player occupies one pile of balls, all players hit from the same distance. After all the balls from the players' pile are hit, players move together to the next line of piles. Once players have hit all the balls, make the same setup at another location.

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How to practice? Depending on the length of the slope (i.e. uphill), make at least 2 piles of 20 golf balls (at most 5 piles of 8 balls) extending between 5 y/m and 30 y/m from the hole (not green). Depending on the number of piles, hit 2-5 balls alternately from pile to pile. Repeat the activity from the opposite slope (i.e. downhill).

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How to practice? For the bucket of 40 balls, randomly scatter 8 equal lines of 5 golf balls [balls 1 y/m apart] on any grass, any slope, anywhere between 5 y/m and 30 y/m from the hole (not the green). On the green, use string lines or tees to form 4 quadrants in [6 ft | 2 m radius] circle. Hit (chip shot) all 5 balls in the line to the same randomly selected quadrant, then randomly jump to the next ball line and hit 5 balls to a different quadrant. Count the number of successful stops.

Hit two buckets in total.

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How to practice? Hit a bucket of balls from a single position in the sand anywhere between 40 y/m and 60 y/m from the hole (not the green). Hit another bucket of balls from a different spot in the bunker.

Approach #1: hit all balls to the same pin/target.

Approach #2: switch the pin/target after every 3rd or 4th ball.

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How to practice? Make at least 2 piles of 20 golf balls (at most a line of 5 piles of 8 balls) per player, up to 5 players. Start by placing piles of balls above feet level between 5 y/m and 40 y/m from the hole (not the green). Each player occupies one pile of balls, all players hit from the same distance. After all the balls from the players' pile are hit, players move together to the next line of piles. Once players have hit all the balls, make the same setup at the opposite slope (i.e. balls below feet level).

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How to practice? Each player makes two piles of balls (half a bucket per pile) on two random locations in the chipping area, on any grass, any slope, anywhere between 5 y/m and 30 y/m from the hole (not the green). Players randomly select a pile to start from and randomly select the flag/target to hit a chip shot to. Each player hits one ball to the same target and The two nearest balls (players) win a point. The best ball randomly selects the next pile of balls to jump to and a different target to hit to, until all balls are covered. The player with the most points at the end wins the challenge.

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How to practice? Make 4 parallel ball lines; each line must have 5 balls per player (5 players=25 balls per line); lines are [5 y/m apart], and balls are [1 ft | 0.3 m apart]. Place the lines on any type of grass (same grass or mix), anywhere between 5 y/m and 30 y/m from the hole (not the green). On the green, use buckets, string lines or tees to mark 9 stop zones where to stop the ball. Players randomly select a line to start from and randomly select the stop zone to hit a chip shot to. Each player hits every 5th ball in the line until all balls are hit, then jump to any other line of balls. The two best balls (players) win a point. The player with the most points at the end of all chip shots wins the challenge. Repeat the challenge at least two to three times.

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How to practice? For the bucket of 40 balls, randomly scatter 8 equal lines of 5 golf balls [balls 1 y/m apart] on any grass, any slope, anywhere between 30 y/m and 60 y/m from the hole (not the green). On the green, use alignment sticks, clubs, or string lines to form 3 landing zones [9 ft | 3 m] apart. Hit (pitch shot) all 5 balls in the line to the same randomly selected landing zone, then randomly jump to the next ball line and hit 5 balls to a different landing zone. Count the number of successful lands.

Hit two buckets in total.

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How to practice? For the bucket of 40 balls, make 2 parallel ball lines of 20 balls per line; lines [5-10 y/m apart], balls [1ft | 30cm apart]. Setup on any grass, any slope,, anywhere between 5 y/m and 30 y/m from the hole (not the green). On the green, use buckets, string lines or tees to mark 9 stop zones where to stop the ball. Hit 3-5 chip shots in a row to the same stop zone, then jump to the other ball line and hit 3-5 balls to a different stop zone. Count the number of successful stops.

Hit two buckets in total.

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How to practice? Bring wedge(s) and a putter. Place 9 balls in hard-difficulty positions around the chipping green (in the sand, sloped rough, deep rough, etc. – be creative) and treat each ball as a separate PAR 2 hole. Hit a shot to the green and putt it out – finish the hole to the end before moving on to the next hole. Count the total score relative to the total PAR of the course (18).

Repeat the course two to three times. Place balls at different positions.

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How to practice? Hit a bucket of balls from a single position above feet level anywhere between 5 y/m and 30 y/m from the hole (not the green). Hit the entire bucket with balls above feet level – then hit another bucket from the opposite slope (i.e. balls below feet level).

Approach #1: hit all balls to the same pin/target.

Approach #2: switch the pin/target after every 3rd or 4th ball.

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How to practice? Make 9 holes in random easy-difficulty positions around the chipping area (in the sand, sloped rough, deep rough, etc. – be creative). Place one ball per player per hole; for 5 players place 5 balls at each hole. Treat each position (ball) as a separate PAR 2 hole. Each player needs at least one wedge and a putter. Players select a hole; all players hit a shot to the green and all players putt it out as they would when playing a real course – finish the hole to the end before moving on to the next hole. Count the total score relative to the total PAR of the course (18). Best final score wins the challenge.

Repeat the course two to three times. Place balls at different positions.

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How to practice? Hit a bucket of balls from a single position at an uphill slope anywhere between 30 y/m and 60 y/m from the hole (not the green). Hit all balls from the uphill slope – then hit another bucket from the opposite slope (i.e. downhill).

Approach #1: hit all balls to the same pin/target.

Approach #2: switch the pin/target after every 3rd or 4th ball.

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How to practice? For the bucket of 40 balls, randomly scatter 8 equal piles of 5 golf balls on any grass, any slope, anywhere between 30 y/m and 60 y/m from the hole (not the green). On the green, use string lines or tees to form 4 quadrants in [15ft | 5m radius] circle. Hit 2-5 pitch shots alternately from pile to pile. In the process, try to stop the ball inside randomly selected quadrants. Count the number of successful stops.

Hit two buckets in total.

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How to practice? Make 2 perpendicular lines of 5 piles of balls (10 piles, half a bucket per pile); lines are [5-10 y/m apart], and piles are [3 y/m apart]. Place the piles on any type of grass (same grass or mix), anywhere between 5 y/m and 60 y/m from the hole (not the green). On the green, use string lines or tees to form 4 quadrants [6 ft | 2 m radius]. Players randomly select a pile to start from and randomly select the quadrant to stop a sand shot inside. Each player hits one ball to the same quadrant and each ball that stops in the quadrant wins a point. The leading player randomly selects the next pile of balls to jump to and a different quadrant to hit to, until all balls are covered. The player with the most points at the end wins the challenge.

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How to practice? For the bucket of 40 balls, randomly scatter 8 equal lines of 5 golf balls [balls 2ft | 0.5m apart] on any grass, any slope, anywhere between 5 y/m and 60 y/m from the hole (not the green). Hit (sand shot) all 5 balls in the line to the same flag (target), then randomly jump to the next ball line and hit 5 balls to different target. In the process, count the number of successful shots (success=inside [10 ft | 3 m]).

Hit two buckets in total.

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How to practice? Make 9 holes in random hard-difficulty positions around the chipping area (in the sand, sloped rough, deep rough, etc. – be creative). Place one ball per player per hole; for 5 players place 5 balls at each hole. Treat each position (ball) as a separate PAR 2 hole. Each player needs at least one wedge and a putter. Players select a hole; all players hit a shot to the green and all players putt it out as they would when playing a real course – finish the hole to the end before moving on to the next hole. Count the total score relative to the total PAR of the course (18). Best final score wins the challenge.

Repeat the course two to three times. Place balls at different positions.

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How to practice? Make 9 holes in random easy-difficulty positions around the chipping area (in the sand, sloped rough, deep rough, etc. – be creative). Place one ball per player per hole; for 5 players place 5 balls at each hole. Treat each position (ball) as a separate PAR 2 hole. Each player needs at least one wedge and a putter. Players select a hole; all players hit a shot to the green and all players putt it out as they would when playing a real course – finish the hole to the end before moving on to the next hole. Count the total score relative to the total PAR of the course (18). Best final score wins the challenge.

Repeat the course two to three times. Place balls at different positions.

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How to practice? Make 2 perpendicular lines of 5 piles of balls (10 piles, half a bucket per pile); lines are [5-10 y/m apart], and piles are [3 y/m apart]. Place the piles on any type of grass (same grass or mix), anywhere from 1 to 10 y/m to the green and 5 to 30 y/m from the hole. On the green, use string lines or tees to make inner [6ft | 2m radius] and outer [15ft | 5m radius] bullseye circles (inner=birdie, outer=par, miss-hit=bogey). Players randomly select a pile to start from. Players each hit one bump’n’run shot from the pile and count their score relative to bullseye PAR. The best ball randomly selects the next pile of balls to jump to; proceed until all balls/piles are covered. The player with the lowest score at the end of all shots wins the challenge.

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How to practice? Hit a bucket of balls from a single position next to the green at an uphill slope anywhere between 5 y/m and 30 y/m from the hole (not the green). Hit all balls from the uphill slope – then hit another bucket from the opposite slope (i.e. downhill).

Approach #1: hit all balls to the same pin/target.

Approach #2: switch the pin/target after every 3rd or 4th ball.

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How to practice? For the bucket of 40 balls, make 2 parallel ball lines of 20 balls per line in the sand; lines [5-10 y/m apart], balls [1ft | 30cm apart]. Setup anywhere between 5 y/m and 60 y/m from the hole (not the green). Hit 3-5 sand shots in a row to the same flag (target), then jump to the other ball line and hit 3-5 shots in a row to a different target. Count the number of successful shots (success=inside [10 ft | 3 m]).

Hit two buckets in total.

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How to practice? For the bucket of 40 balls, make 5 piles of 4 balls per one perpendicular line; 2 lines of 5 piles; lines [5-10 y/m apart], piles [2 y/m apart]. Setup on any grass, any slope, anywhere between 5 y/m and 40 y/m from the hole (not the green). On the green, use buckets, string lines or tees to mark 9 stop zones where to stop the ball. Hit 2-4 flop shots alternately from pile to pile. In the process, hit to different stop zones and count the number of successful stops.

Hit two buckets in total.

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How to practice? Make at least 2 piles of 20 golf balls (at most a line of 5 piles of 8 balls) per player, up to 5 players. Piles of balls must be extending between 30 y/m and 60 y/m from the hole (not the green). Each player occupies one pile of balls, all players hit from the same distance. After all the balls from the players' pile are hit, players move together to the next line of piles. Once players have hit all the balls, make the same setup at another location.

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How to practice? Hit a bucket of balls from a single position from a flat surface anywhere between 5 y/m and 30 y/m from the hole (not the green). Hit another bucket of balls from a different spot.

Approach #1: hit all balls to the same pin/target.

Approach #2: switch the pin/target after every 3rd or 4th ball.

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How to practice? For the bucket of 40 balls, make 2 perpendicular ball lines of 20 balls per line; lines [5-10 y/m apart], balls [1ft | 30cm apart]. Setup on any grass, any slope, anywhere between 5 y/m and 40 y/m from the hole (not the green). On the green, use string lines or tees to form 4 quadrants in [10 ft | 3 m radius] circle. Hit 3-5 flop shots in a row to the same quadrant, then jump to the other ball line and hit 3-5 balls to a different quadrant. Goal is to stop the ball inside the quadrant. Count the number of successful stops.

Hit two buckets in total.

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How to practice? Each player makes two piles of balls (half a bucket per pile) on two random locations in the chipping area, on any grass, any slope, anywhere from 1 to 10 y/m to the green and 5 to 30 y/m from the hole. On the green, use buckets, string lines or tees to mark 9 stop zones where to stop the ball. Players randomly select a pile to start from and randomly select the stop zone to hit a bump'n'run shot to. Each player hits one ball to the same zone and The two best balls (players) win a point. The best ball randomly selects the next pile of balls to jump to, and a different stop zone to hit to, until all balls are covered. The player with the most points at the end wins the challenge.

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How to practice? Each player makes two piles of balls (half a bucket per pile) on two random locations in the chipping area, on any grass, any slope, anywhere from 1 to 10 y/m to the green and 5 to 30 y/m from the hole. On the green, use string lines or tees to make inner [6ft | 2m radius] and outer [15ft | 5m radius] bullseye (inner=birdie, outer=par, miss-hit=bogey). Players randomly select a pile to start from, each player hits one bump’n’run shot and count their score relative to bullseye PAR. The best ball randomly selects the next pile of balls to jump to until all balls are covered. The player with the lowest score at the end of all shots wins the challenge.

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