Circle Up-And-Down Drill

Place a hula hoop or lay a circle (about a 3-foot radius) around a hole on the practice green. If a hoop isn't available, imagine or mark a circle using tees.

Choose a spot a few yards off the green and hit a chip shot, aiming to get the ball to stop inside that circle (which represents a gimme range).

Move to different positions around the hole – include some uphill chips, downhill chips, and sidehill lies if possible. From each spot, attempt to chip the ball into the circle around the hole.

Count how many out of, say, 10 chips you can get to finish in the circle. Try to improve this score over time. This drill not only works on chip accuracy but also adds a game-like challenge to simulate saving par from off the green.