Driving Range ideas + Twists

Any person or cart past the hit line freezes the swing.

• Any person or cart past the hit line freezes the swing.
• Resume with no penalty after the line is clear. Driving Range challenges are adult group formats scored in challenge points at a golf driving range or similar bay facility. Stay behind the hitting line at all times. Never walk onto the range floor or retrieve balls yourself. Hit only toward designated range targets — never toward people, buildings, parking, or boundary fences. Pause immediately when the ball picker or range cart is working nearby. Keep swings under control, mind adjacent bays, and do not hit until the bay ahead and the landing area are clear. Use range balls only unless the facility allows personal practice balls. Scores stay in challenge points; the group can add an optional STUD amount, agreed before play. Points, pride, and good sportsmanship only.
• Score Hit-Line Freeze as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Hit-Line Freeze; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Calling a clear picker pause for the group earns 1 shared sportsmanship point.

• Calling a clear picker pause for the group earns 1 shared sportsmanship point.
• The point goes to the group pool, not an individual ledger. Driving Range challenges are adult group formats scored in challenge points at a golf driving range or similar bay facility. Stay behind the hitting line at all times. Never walk onto the range floor or retrieve balls yourself. Hit only toward designated range targets — never toward people, buildings, parking, or boundary fences. Pause immediately when the ball picker or range cart is working nearby. Keep swings under control, mind adjacent bays, and do not hit until the bay ahead and the landing area are clear. Use range balls only unless the facility allows personal practice balls. Scores stay in challenge points; the group can add an optional STUD amount, agreed before play. Points, pride, and good sportsmanship only.
• Score Picker Pause Bonus as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Picker Pause Bonus; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Players hit exactly one ball per turn in order.

• Players hit exactly one ball per turn in order.
• No rapid multi-ball dumps during scored rounds. Driving Range challenges are adult group formats scored in challenge points at a golf driving range or similar bay facility. Stay behind the hitting line at all times. Never walk onto the range floor or retrieve balls yourself. Hit only toward designated range targets — never toward people, buildings, parking, or boundary fences. Pause immediately when the ball picker or range cart is working nearby. Keep swings under control, mind adjacent bays, and do not hit until the bay ahead and the landing area are clear. Use range balls only unless the facility allows personal practice balls. Scores stay in challenge points; the group can add an optional STUD amount, agreed before play. Points, pride, and good sportsmanship only.
• Score One-Ball Turn as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after One-Ball Turn; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Say the target out loud before every scored ball.

• Say the target out loud before every scored ball.
• Undeclared balls score 0 even if perfect. Driving Range challenges are adult group formats scored in challenge points at a golf driving range or similar bay facility. Stay behind the hitting line at all times. Never walk onto the range floor or retrieve balls yourself. Hit only toward designated range targets — never toward people, buildings, parking, or boundary fences. Pause immediately when the ball picker or range cart is working nearby. Keep swings under control, mind adjacent bays, and do not hit until the bay ahead and the landing area are clear. Use range balls only unless the facility allows personal practice balls. Scores stay in challenge points; the group can add an optional STUD amount, agreed before play. Points, pride, and good sportsmanship only.
• Score Declare Target First as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Declare Target First; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Boundary fences, buildings, and parking are never legal targets.

• Boundary fences, buildings, and parking are never legal targets.
• Any such aim voids the ball and earns a safety reminder. Driving Range challenges are adult group formats scored in challenge points at a golf driving range or similar bay facility. Stay behind the hitting line at all times. Never walk onto the range floor or retrieve balls yourself. Hit only toward designated range targets — never toward people, buildings, parking, or boundary fences. Pause immediately when the ball picker or range cart is working nearby. Keep swings under control, mind adjacent bays, and do not hit until the bay ahead and the landing area are clear. Use range balls only unless the facility allows personal practice balls. Scores stay in challenge points; the group can add an optional STUD amount, agreed before play. Points, pride, and good sportsmanship only.
• Score No Boundary Fences as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after No Boundary Fences; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Wait if your swing timing crowds an adjacent beginner bay.

• Wait if your swing timing crowds an adjacent beginner bay.
• Courtesy waits never cost challenge points. Driving Range challenges are adult group formats scored in challenge points at a golf driving range or similar bay facility. Stay behind the hitting line at all times. Never walk onto the range floor or retrieve balls yourself. Hit only toward designated range targets — never toward people, buildings, parking, or boundary fences. Pause immediately when the ball picker or range cart is working nearby. Keep swings under control, mind adjacent bays, and do not hit until the bay ahead and the landing area are clear. Use range balls only unless the facility allows personal practice balls. Scores stay in challenge points; the group can add an optional STUD amount, agreed before play. Points, pride, and good sportsmanship only.
• Score Bay Neighbor Courtesy as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Bay Neighbor Courtesy; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Finishing in the center third of a corridor pays +1.

• Finishing in the center third of a corridor pays +1.
• Edges still count as in if the corridor rule is otherwise met. Driving Range challenges are adult group formats scored in challenge points at a golf driving range or similar bay facility. Stay behind the hitting line at all times. Never walk onto the range floor or retrieve balls yourself. Hit only toward designated range targets — never toward people, buildings, parking, or boundary fences. Pause immediately when the ball picker or range cart is working nearby. Keep swings under control, mind adjacent bays, and do not hit until the bay ahead and the landing area are clear. Use range balls only unless the facility allows personal practice balls. Scores stay in challenge points; the group can add an optional STUD amount, agreed before play. Points, pride, and good sportsmanship only.
• Score Center-Third Bonus as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Center-Third Bonus; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Once per round, force yourself to play the opposite of your natural shape.

• Once per round, force yourself to play the opposite of your natural shape.
• Successful opposite shape pays +2 on that ball. Driving Range challenges are adult group formats scored in challenge points at a golf driving range or similar bay facility. Stay behind the hitting line at all times. Never walk onto the range floor or retrieve balls yourself. Hit only toward designated range targets — never toward people, buildings, parking, or boundary fences. Pause immediately when the ball picker or range cart is working nearby. Keep swings under control, mind adjacent bays, and do not hit until the bay ahead and the landing area are clear. Use range balls only unless the facility allows personal practice balls. Scores stay in challenge points; the group can add an optional STUD amount, agreed before play. Points, pride, and good sportsmanship only.
• Score Opposite Shape Token as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Opposite Shape Token; stop at the agreed finish condition.

One station bans the longest club in your hand.

• One station bans the longest club in your hand.
• Announce the ban before that station starts. Driving Range challenges are adult group formats scored in challenge points at a golf driving range or similar bay facility. Stay behind the hitting line at all times. Never walk onto the range floor or retrieve balls yourself. Hit only toward designated range targets — never toward people, buildings, parking, or boundary fences. Pause immediately when the ball picker or range cart is working nearby. Keep swings under control, mind adjacent bays, and do not hit until the bay ahead and the landing area are clear. Use range balls only unless the facility allows personal practice balls. Scores stay in challenge points; the group can add an optional STUD amount, agreed before play. Points, pride, and good sportsmanship only.
• Score Club Cap Station as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Club Cap Station; stop at the agreed finish condition.

All balls this twist round are three-quarter swings max.

• All balls this twist round are three-quarter swings max.
• Full-send swings score 0. Driving Range challenges are adult group formats scored in challenge points at a golf driving range or similar bay facility. Stay behind the hitting line at all times. Never walk onto the range floor or retrieve balls yourself. Hit only toward designated range targets — never toward people, buildings, parking, or boundary fences. Pause immediately when the ball picker or range cart is working nearby. Keep swings under control, mind adjacent bays, and do not hit until the bay ahead and the landing area are clear. Use range balls only unless the facility allows personal practice balls. Scores stay in challenge points; the group can add an optional STUD amount, agreed before play. Points, pride, and good sportsmanship only.
• Score Three-Quarter Max as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Three-Quarter Max; stop at the agreed finish condition.

If you think you are long of the zone, call it before anyone else does.

• If you think you are long of the zone, call it before anyone else does.
• Honest long calls that the group confirms earn +1 integrity point. Driving Range challenges are adult group formats scored in challenge points at a golf driving range or similar bay facility. Stay behind the hitting line at all times. Never walk onto the range floor or retrieve balls yourself. Hit only toward designated range targets — never toward people, buildings, parking, or boundary fences. Pause immediately when the ball picker or range cart is working nearby. Keep swings under control, mind adjacent bays, and do not hit until the bay ahead and the landing area are clear. Use range balls only unless the facility allows personal practice balls. Scores stay in challenge points; the group can add an optional STUD amount, agreed before play. Points, pride, and good sportsmanship only.
• Score Honest Long Call as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Honest Long Call; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Proximity debates pause for a calm second look.

• Proximity debates pause for a calm second look.
• Loud arguments freeze scoring until the host rules. Driving Range challenges are adult group formats scored in challenge points at a golf driving range or similar bay facility. Stay behind the hitting line at all times. Never walk onto the range floor or retrieve balls yourself. Hit only toward designated range targets — never toward people, buildings, parking, or boundary fences. Pause immediately when the ball picker or range cart is working nearby. Keep swings under control, mind adjacent bays, and do not hit until the bay ahead and the landing area are clear. Use range balls only unless the facility allows personal practice balls. Scores stay in challenge points; the group can add an optional STUD amount, agreed before play. Points, pride, and good sportsmanship only.
• Score Closest Measures Quiet as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Closest Measures Quiet; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Less experienced players may use a forward mat mark.

• Less experienced players may use a forward mat mark.
• Agree marks before ball one; no creeping after misses. Driving Range challenges are adult group formats scored in challenge points at a golf driving range or similar bay facility. Stay behind the hitting line at all times. Never walk onto the range floor or retrieve balls yourself. Hit only toward designated range targets — never toward people, buildings, parking, or boundary fences. Pause immediately when the ball picker or range cart is working nearby. Keep swings under control, mind adjacent bays, and do not hit until the bay ahead and the landing area are clear. Use range balls only unless the facility allows personal practice balls. Scores stay in challenge points; the group can add an optional STUD amount, agreed before play. Points, pride, and good sportsmanship only.
• Score Junior Forward Mark as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Junior Forward Mark; stop at the agreed finish condition.

End-of-round pickup of loose tees, bottles, and trash scores +1 team point.

• End-of-round pickup of loose tees, bottles, and trash scores +1 team point.
• Host verifies the bay looks better than you found it. Driving Range challenges are adult group formats scored in challenge points at a golf driving range or similar bay facility. Stay behind the hitting line at all times. Never walk onto the range floor or retrieve balls yourself. Hit only toward designated range targets — never toward people, buildings, parking, or boundary fences. Pause immediately when the ball picker or range cart is working nearby. Keep swings under control, mind adjacent bays, and do not hit until the bay ahead and the landing area are clear. Use range balls only unless the facility allows personal practice balls. Scores stay in challenge points; the group can add an optional STUD amount, agreed before play. Points, pride, and good sportsmanship only.
• Score Team Reset Sweep as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Team Reset Sweep; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Phones stay in pockets during the swing window.

• Phones stay in pockets during the swing window.
• A ringing phone that causes a rush scores 0 on that ball. Driving Range challenges are adult group formats scored in challenge points at a golf driving range or similar bay facility. Stay behind the hitting line at all times. Never walk onto the range floor or retrieve balls yourself. Hit only toward designated range targets — never toward people, buildings, parking, or boundary fences. Pause immediately when the ball picker or range cart is working nearby. Keep swings under control, mind adjacent bays, and do not hit until the bay ahead and the landing area are clear. Use range balls only unless the facility allows personal practice balls. Scores stay in challenge points; the group can add an optional STUD amount, agreed before play. Points, pride, and good sportsmanship only.
• Score No Phone Swing as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after No Phone Swing; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Call shape first, target second, then hit.

• Call shape first, target second, then hit.
• Missing either call order scores at most 1 even on a great ball. Driving Range challenges are adult group formats scored in challenge points at a golf driving range or similar bay facility. Stay behind the hitting line at all times. Never walk onto the range floor or retrieve balls yourself. Hit only toward designated range targets — never toward people, buildings, parking, or boundary fences. Pause immediately when the ball picker or range cart is working nearby. Keep swings under control, mind adjacent bays, and do not hit until the bay ahead and the landing area are clear. Use range balls only unless the facility allows personal practice balls. Scores stay in challenge points; the group can add an optional STUD amount, agreed before play. Points, pride, and good sportsmanship only.
• Score Shape Then Target as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Shape Then Target; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Carry only two clubs to the mat for a station.

• Carry only two clubs to the mat for a station.
• Return and switch only between stations. Driving Range challenges are adult group formats scored in challenge points at a golf driving range or similar bay facility. Stay behind the hitting line at all times. Never walk onto the range floor or retrieve balls yourself. Hit only toward designated range targets — never toward people, buildings, parking, or boundary fences. Pause immediately when the ball picker or range cart is working nearby. Keep swings under control, mind adjacent bays, and do not hit until the bay ahead and the landing area are clear. Use range balls only unless the facility allows personal practice balls. Scores stay in challenge points; the group can add an optional STUD amount, agreed before play. Points, pride, and good sportsmanship only.
• Score Two-Club Pocket as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Two-Club Pocket; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Final three balls are silent scoring only.

• Final three balls are silent scoring only.
• Noise faults remove the last point earned. Driving Range challenges are adult group formats scored in challenge points at a golf driving range or similar bay facility. Stay behind the hitting line at all times. Never walk onto the range floor or retrieve balls yourself. Hit only toward designated range targets — never toward people, buildings, parking, or boundary fences. Pause immediately when the ball picker or range cart is working nearby. Keep swings under control, mind adjacent bays, and do not hit until the bay ahead and the landing area are clear. Use range balls only unless the facility allows personal practice balls. Scores stay in challenge points; the group can add an optional STUD amount, agreed before play. Points, pride, and good sportsmanship only.
• Score Pressure Silent Finish as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Pressure Silent Finish; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Each player gets one mulligan token for the whole game.

• Each player gets one mulligan token for the whole game.
• Unused mulligans convert to +1 at the end. Driving Range challenges are adult group formats scored in challenge points at a golf driving range or similar bay facility. Stay behind the hitting line at all times. Never walk onto the range floor or retrieve balls yourself. Hit only toward designated range targets — never toward people, buildings, parking, or boundary fences. Pause immediately when the ball picker or range cart is working nearby. Keep swings under control, mind adjacent bays, and do not hit until the bay ahead and the landing area are clear. Use range balls only unless the facility allows personal practice balls. Scores stay in challenge points; the group can add an optional STUD amount, agreed before play. Points, pride, and good sportsmanship only.
• Score Mulligan Draft as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Mulligan Draft; stop at the agreed finish condition.

You must hit one corridor ball before any pure distance ball scores.

• You must hit one corridor ball before any pure distance ball scores.
• Distance without unlock scores 0. Driving Range challenges are adult group formats scored in challenge points at a golf driving range or similar bay facility. Stay behind the hitting line at all times. Never walk onto the range floor or retrieve balls yourself. Hit only toward designated range targets — never toward people, buildings, parking, or boundary fences. Pause immediately when the ball picker or range cart is working nearby. Keep swings under control, mind adjacent bays, and do not hit until the bay ahead and the landing area are clear. Use range balls only unless the facility allows personal practice balls. Scores stay in challenge points; the group can add an optional STUD amount, agreed before play. Points, pride, and good sportsmanship only.
• Score Corridor First Unlock as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Corridor First Unlock; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Draft target order before the round so everyone knows the sequence.

• Draft target order before the round so everyone knows the sequence.
• No mid-round target shopping except where a format allows. Driving Range challenges are adult group formats scored in challenge points at a golf driving range or similar bay facility. Stay behind the hitting line at all times. Never walk onto the range floor or retrieve balls yourself. Hit only toward designated range targets — never toward people, buildings, parking, or boundary fences. Pause immediately when the ball picker or range cart is working nearby. Keep swings under control, mind adjacent bays, and do not hit until the bay ahead and the landing area are clear. Use range balls only unless the facility allows personal practice balls. Scores stay in challenge points; the group can add an optional STUD amount, agreed before play. Points, pride, and good sportsmanship only.
• Score Flag Draft Order as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Flag Draft Order; stop at the agreed finish condition.

On wet mats, ban jumping footwork and full slips-risk swings.

• On wet mats, ban jumping footwork and full slips-risk swings.
• Safety stop is automatic and costs nothing. Driving Range challenges are adult group formats scored in challenge points at a golf driving range or similar bay facility. Stay behind the hitting line at all times. Never walk onto the range floor or retrieve balls yourself. Hit only toward designated range targets — never toward people, buildings, parking, or boundary fences. Pause immediately when the ball picker or range cart is working nearby. Keep swings under control, mind adjacent bays, and do not hit until the bay ahead and the landing area are clear. Use range balls only unless the facility allows personal practice balls. Scores stay in challenge points; the group can add an optional STUD amount, agreed before play. Points, pride, and good sportsmanship only.
• Score Wet-Mat Soft Spikes as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Wet-Mat Soft Spikes; stop at the agreed finish condition.

In pairs formats, both partners confirm a scoring land.

• In pairs formats, both partners confirm a scoring land.
• Disputed lands get one re-hit or score 0 if still unclear. Driving Range challenges are adult group formats scored in challenge points at a golf driving range or similar bay facility. Stay behind the hitting line at all times. Never walk onto the range floor or retrieve balls yourself. Hit only toward designated range targets — never toward people, buildings, parking, or boundary fences. Pause immediately when the ball picker or range cart is working nearby. Keep swings under control, mind adjacent bays, and do not hit until the bay ahead and the landing area are clear. Use range balls only unless the facility allows personal practice balls. Scores stay in challenge points; the group can add an optional STUD amount, agreed before play. Points, pride, and good sportsmanship only.
• Score Partner Confirm Land as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Partner Confirm Land; stop at the agreed finish condition.

If anyone has fewer than eight balls left, switch to a three-station closer.

• If anyone has fewer than eight balls left, switch to a three-station closer.
• Do not invent long formats on empty buckets. Driving Range challenges are adult group formats scored in challenge points at a golf driving range or similar bay facility. Stay behind the hitting line at all times. Never walk onto the range floor or retrieve balls yourself. Hit only toward designated range targets — never toward people, buildings, parking, or boundary fences. Pause immediately when the ball picker or range cart is working nearby. Keep swings under control, mind adjacent bays, and do not hit until the bay ahead and the landing area are clear. Use range balls only unless the facility allows personal practice balls. Scores stay in challenge points; the group can add an optional STUD amount, agreed before play. Points, pride, and good sportsmanship only.
• Score Short-Bucket Priority as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Short-Bucket Priority; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Only facility range balls score unless staff allows personal balls.

• Only facility range balls score unless staff allows personal balls.
• Personal-ball violations score 0. Driving Range challenges are adult group formats scored in challenge points at a golf driving range or similar bay facility. Stay behind the hitting line at all times. Never walk onto the range floor or retrieve balls yourself. Hit only toward designated range targets — never toward people, buildings, parking, or boundary fences. Pause immediately when the ball picker or range cart is working nearby. Keep swings under control, mind adjacent bays, and do not hit until the bay ahead and the landing area are clear. Use range balls only unless the facility allows personal practice balls. Scores stay in challenge points; the group can add an optional STUD amount, agreed before play. Points, pride, and good sportsmanship only.
• Score Range Ball Only as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Range Ball Only; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Once per game, hit one scored ball opposite-handed for fun.

• Once per game, hit one scored ball opposite-handed for fun.
• Opposite-hand balls score at most 1 and never proximity wins. Driving Range challenges are adult group formats scored in challenge points at a golf driving range or similar bay facility. Stay behind the hitting line at all times. Never walk onto the range floor or retrieve balls yourself. Hit only toward designated range targets — never toward people, buildings, parking, or boundary fences. Pause immediately when the ball picker or range cart is working nearby. Keep swings under control, mind adjacent bays, and do not hit until the bay ahead and the landing area are clear. Use range balls only unless the facility allows personal practice balls. Scores stay in challenge points; the group can add an optional STUD amount, agreed before play. Points, pride, and good sportsmanship only.
• Score Lefty Righty Swap as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Lefty Righty Swap; stop at the agreed finish condition.

If nobody hits a station target after a full rotation, simplify the target once.

• If nobody hits a station target after a full rotation, simplify the target once.
• Mercy keeps pace and morale without free points. Driving Range challenges are adult group formats scored in challenge points at a golf driving range or similar bay facility. Stay behind the hitting line at all times. Never walk onto the range floor or retrieve balls yourself. Hit only toward designated range targets — never toward people, buildings, parking, or boundary fences. Pause immediately when the ball picker or range cart is working nearby. Keep swings under control, mind adjacent bays, and do not hit until the bay ahead and the landing area are clear. Use range balls only unless the facility allows personal practice balls. Scores stay in challenge points; the group can add an optional STUD amount, agreed before play. Points, pride, and good sportsmanship only.
• Score Target Mercy Rule as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Target Mercy Rule; stop at the agreed finish condition.

One rotating captain does a 5-second safety scan before each station.

• One rotating captain does a 5-second safety scan before each station.
• Missed scans that the group catches cost the captain 1 point. Driving Range challenges are adult group formats scored in challenge points at a golf driving range or similar bay facility. Stay behind the hitting line at all times. Never walk onto the range floor or retrieve balls yourself. Hit only toward designated range targets — never toward people, buildings, parking, or boundary fences. Pause immediately when the ball picker or range cart is working nearby. Keep swings under control, mind adjacent bays, and do not hit until the bay ahead and the landing area are clear. Use range balls only unless the facility allows personal practice balls. Scores stay in challenge points; the group can add an optional STUD amount, agreed before play. Points, pride, and good sportsmanship only.
• Score Captain Safety Check as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Captain Safety Check; stop at the agreed finish condition.

The final station is one shared flag chosen by the lowest scorer.

• The final station is one shared flag chosen by the lowest scorer.
• That player still competes; they only pick the target. Driving Range challenges are adult group formats scored in challenge points at a golf driving range or similar bay facility. Stay behind the hitting line at all times. Never walk onto the range floor or retrieve balls yourself. Hit only toward designated range targets — never toward people, buildings, parking, or boundary fences. Pause immediately when the ball picker or range cart is working nearby. Keep swings under control, mind adjacent bays, and do not hit until the bay ahead and the landing area are clear. Use range balls only unless the facility allows personal practice balls. Scores stay in challenge points; the group can add an optional STUD amount, agreed before play. Points, pride, and good sportsmanship only.
• Score Closing Flag Lock as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Closing Flag Lock; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Group votes one sportsmanship point for honesty, pace, or coaching.

• Group votes one sportsmanship point for honesty, pace, or coaching.
• Cannot vote for yourself; ties split the point. Driving Range challenges are adult group formats scored in challenge points at a golf driving range or similar bay facility. Stay behind the hitting line at all times. Never walk onto the range floor or retrieve balls yourself. Hit only toward designated range targets — never toward people, buildings, parking, or boundary fences. Pause immediately when the ball picker or range cart is working nearby. Keep swings under control, mind adjacent bays, and do not hit until the bay ahead and the landing area are clear. Use range balls only unless the facility allows personal practice balls. Scores stay in challenge points; the group can add an optional STUD amount, agreed before play. Points, pride, and good sportsmanship only.
• Score Sportsmanship Sweep as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Sportsmanship Sweep; stop at the agreed finish condition.