No Hero Shot Challenge
After every poor shot, choose a recovery option you could execute successfully at least seven times out of ten. Track safe recoveries, hero-shot attempts and resulting penalty strokes.
Course Management Intermediate ~240 min 4 difficulty levelsDifficulty levels
Setup & execution
After every poor shot, ask whether your intended recovery is a genuine 7-in-10 shot for you — not a shot you've pulled off once before. If it isn't, take the safer option: back to the fairway, under the branches instead of through the gap, short of the water instead of carrying it. At this level, most of your recovery decisions in a round should be safe ones.
Goal
Log more Safe Recoveries than Hero Shot Attempts across the round, and keep resulting penalty strokes to a minimum.
If you're standing over the shot rehearsing an excuse for why it might work, that's usually the sign it's a hero shot.
Scoring options
Pick how you are rewarded. Each option records different outcomes and feeds different insights.
Classic
A safe recovery scores. Only a penalty stroke costs you.
Recovery Discipline
Safe pays double; every hero attempt costs you.
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