Range Bingo
Why this drill
Nine targets, one card, every club in the bag. Bingo is the random practice finisher that makes a whole session transfer: every ball a different club, a different target, and a real consequence — the square stays open until you earn it.
Setup
Sketch a three-by-three grid on a scorecard: nine range targets from the nearest flag to the farthest marker, one per square. Full bag, about twenty balls.
The drill
Work toward three-in-a-row: pick any open square, call the club and target, full routine, one ball. A shot landing within a club-length flag radius (judge honestly at distance) crosses the square off; a miss leaves it open and you must play a different square next. Three in a row wins; a full card in twenty balls is a career day. The rhythm — decide, commit, accept, move on — is four holes of golf compressed into every two minutes.
One thought to take with you
One ball per decision — the second try is a different hole.