Play the range like a real round of golf.
Welcome to Fairways & Greens — SwingForm Golf’s addictive, high-performance Range Accuracy Training Game that transforms boring ball-bashing into laser-focused, real-world shotmaking.

This isn’t practice.

This is play with purpose.

Traditional range sessions:
Hit the same club → to the same target → over and over → zero transfer to the course.

Fairways & Greens fixes that.

By constantly changing:
Target
Distance
Club
Shot type

You train:
True accuracy
Distance control
Shot adaptability
Course simulation skills
Pressure handling

This creates real-game skill, not fake range confidence.

Fairways & Greens isn’t just a game — it’s a high-performance accuracy tracking system.

Track:
Fairways hit %
Greens hit %
Club-by-club accuracy
Progress over time
This shows you exactly where you’re improving — and exactly what needs work.

Fairways & Greens is a dynamic accuracy game that mimics real golf play:

You hit one shot → change target → change distance → change club → repeat.

Just like on the course.

Every shot is:

A new challenge
A new distance
A new target
A new club
A new decision
A new process

This forces your brain and body to adapt instantly — exactly how real golf works.

Because your brain learns best through:

Variation
Challenge
Feedback

Fun
Fairways & Greens forces:
Rapid recalibration
Neural adaptation
Motor learning acceleration

Result?

You build on-course accuracy dramatically faster than traditional practice.

1. Select your target - either a green or fairway.
For greens use actual range greens if you have them , or imagine them on the range.
For fairway targets, create a fairway between two range markers - like distance boards / green flags / greens and open spaces , fencies and flags etc.

On each club , you pick a different target -NEVER play the same target with consecutive clubs.
Also, vary your clubs - don't go from shortest to longest, mix them up for more of a challenge.
Also, use long irons / hybrids for fairway targets too!

2. Swing and mark your score.
If the ball was in the air and on target - Score 1 
If the ball was in the air and off target - Score 0
If the ball was on target but on the ground - Score 0.
Give yourself realistic green targets - range greens tend to be a lot smaller than course greens.

3. Fair Scoring : 
If you are aiming at a green target, the ball must hit the green - not the flag.
If you are aiming at a fairway target the ball must LAND in the fairway target zone.

4. Distances 
It's impossible that green targets at a range will be exactly at distance , so we improvise
to avoid aiming at the same greens on consecutive rounds or too often.
If a green target is 150m and your club is a 5 iron, provided the ball goes over the green ,
within the green target zone ie- it's not missing the green target zone left or right - then that's a point.
Or hit shorter clubs at longer range targets and , if you get the shot online , score 1.

5. HAVE FUN! 
You can be really creative with this, applying it to courses you've played,
using their scorecards and playing it like  round of golf.
The scorecard automatically calculates the data so you can see round and club accuracy score.