Fairway Accuracy
Hit 15 tee shots into a 30 yd–50 yd corridor — width varies by difficulty tier — and track your fairway hit percentage and miss tendencies.
Off the Tee Intermediate ~8 min 4 difficulty levelsDifficulty levels
Setup & execution
On the range, mark a fairway corridor 40 yd wide at least 150 yd away. Hit 15 tee shots with your driver and record every result. This corridor mirrors the width of a typical tree-lined parkland fairway. A pattern of consecutive misses on the same side is diagnostic information, not bad luck — commit the direction to memory after every shot. Between shots, step away, reset your pre-shot routine, and pick a fresh start line before stepping back in.
Goal
Land 6 or more of your 15 tee shots inside the 40-yard corridor to pass (40%). Compare your miss-left vs miss-right totals — identifying your dominant miss direction is as valuable as the fairway count.
Tour context
Experienced amateurs (HCP 11.5–18.4) typically hit 35–45% of fairways. Finding 6/15 (40%) in a 40-yard corridor aligns with the top of this band and directly translates to fewer penalty situations on the course.
Scoring options
Pick how you are rewarded. Each option records different outcomes and feeds different insights.
Classic
You find the fairway or you don't. A miss costs you nothing.
Points
The fairway pays double; every miss costs you a point.
Direction
Every miss costs you, whichever side it goes.
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