Fairway Greens Golf Center · Scottsdale, AZ Book a session

Golf center · Scottsdale, Arizona

Your swing,
decoded.

Driving range, lessons, club fitting, pro shop and mini golf — all in one place in Scottsdale. Fittings and lessons run on a launch monitor, so every change is measured against your own numbers.

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  • Driving range
  • Lessons
  • Club fitting
  • Pro shop
  • Mini golf
Golfer photographed from behind mid-swing in an indoor hitting bay with a launch monitor on the mat
Launch monitor Sample session
Club speed104.2mph
Ball speed148.6mph
Launch angle14.8deg
Spin rate5,420rpm
Carry182yd

Example figures · 7-iron baseline
Your numbers will differ

01 — The method

Stop guessing.
Start measuring.

Every fitting at Fairway Greens runs the same way: capture a baseline, read the pattern, build to the numbers, then verify it outdoors on the range. Nothing in the bag changes without a reason you can see on screen.

Illustrative dispersion map — 20 shots, before and after
Step 01

Baseline capture

Twenty swings on the launch monitor. Club speed, ball speed, launch angle and spin, recorded before we change a single thing.

Step 02

Read the pattern

We plot where the ball actually goes — the miss, the spread, the height window — and separate what your swing is doing from what your equipment is doing.

Step 03

Build the prescription

Loft, lie, shaft weight and flex, grip size. Every choice is tied to a number from your baseline, not to a tag on a shelf.

Step 04

Verify on the range

You hit the built set outdoors, on the same monitor, with the same numbers running. If the pattern doesn't tighten, we keep working.

02 — What we measure

Six numbers,
one clear picture.

A launch monitor turns a swing into numbers you can act on. These are the ones we watch, and what each one changes in your bag.

Figures on this page are an example 7-iron session, shown to explain what each number means.

Club speed 104.2mph

Sets the shaft weight and flex window we start from.

Ball speed 148.6mph

Shows how much speed you are losing at impact.

Launch angle 14.8deg

Drives the loft decision on every club in the set.

Spin rate 5,420rpm

The number that decides whether your flight holds or balloons.

Carry distance 182yd

Used to gap the set from the longest club to the shortest.

Dispersion ±6yd

The spread of the pattern — the number we are trying to shrink.

Example trajectory · 7-iron 20 shots
HEIGHT 0 50 100 150 200 YD
Fitted set Baseline
Golf ball on a range mat at dusk with a launch monitor unit beside it
Launch monitor capture on the range · Fairway Greens
Golf coach standing beside a student at the range, both watching ball flight
Lesson session · Fairway Greens range

03 — Lessons

Coaching that runs on data.

Lessons use the same monitors as the fitting bay. You see the before and after on screen, so practice stops being a feeling and starts being a target.

  • 01

    Swing analysis

    Path, face angle and strike location, captured on every session so nothing gets lost between visits.

  • 02

    A practice plan

    One number to move, and the drills that move it. You leave knowing exactly what to work on.

  • 03

    On-range carryover

    We test the change under real ball flight, outdoors, before we call it yours.

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04 — Equipment & pro shop

Equipment prescriptions.

The pro shop stocks what our fittings prescribe. If it isn't right for your numbers, we won't put it in your hands.

Golf club heads, shafts and grips laid out in order on a fitting studio workbench
Build bench · Fairway Greens
RX 01

Driver

Loft, head profile and shaft weight chosen to put your launch window and spin in range — usually the fastest place to find yards.

Loft · Head · Shaft
RX 02

Irons

Gapping through the whole set, lie angle matched to your posture, shaft weight matched to your speed.

Loft · Lie · Gapping
RX 03

Wedges

Bounce and grind selected for the turf you play and the shots you actually hit around the green.

Bounce · Grind · Gapping
RX 04

Putter

Length, lie and head shape fit to your stroke and your aim, verified on the putting surface.

Length · Lie · Head
On site

Driving range

Range balls, targets and the place to test what we build. Bays are open for walk-up practice and for booked sessions.

On site

Pro shop

Equipment, grips and the prescriptions that came out of your fitting — with the build bench a few steps away.

On site

Mini golf

A putting course on site — the short game, minus the data.

05 — Book

Book a session.

Tell us what you're working on and we'll put the right session on the calendar — the fitting bay, the lesson tee, a range bay, or a round on the putting course.

  • Range bays, lessons, fittings and mini golf.
  • Bring your current clubs, even if they're the wrong ones.
  • Fittings and lessons run by appointment, and we confirm by email.
  • Fairway Greens Golf Center, Scottsdale, Arizona.

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