SET-UP:
Mark out several 'clockfaces' using cones, paper or other suitable markers. Place a target (cone, bean bag, golf hole etc) at the centre of each 'clockface'. Split the group into teams and send each team to a 'clockface'. Teams stand at 'one o'clock' in a line. Give each team one club and give each player one ball.
ACTIVITY:
The first player putts the ball towards the target. If they hit the target they move onto 2 o'clock but if they miss they stay at 1 o'clock and join the back of the line
The second player putts, then the third, and so on. Players cannot move round until they have hit the target. The first player who makes it round to 12 o'clock wins
CHANGES
Easier: Decrease the size of the 'clockface'. Once one player in the team hits the target the whole team moves round. Reduce the number of points round the 'clockface' - just use the quarter hour.
Harder:Increase the size of the clockface. Set the clockface up on sloping ground. If players miss at any point they go back to the beginning.
Create a resolution to develop your coaching confidence by seizing the opportunity to discover new drills, turn ideas into action and seek advice from the coaching community.
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