Real strokes-gained tracking, drills that target your actual weak spot, and a coach who can see your progress without touching your data. No £100/year paywall, no vague stats you can't verify.
One app, two account types — because tracking your own rounds and coaching a roster of players are genuinely different jobs.
Quick score entry when you just want the number, full shot-by-shot detail when you want the real answer.
A roster of players, each one's real data, read-only — so coaching stays coaching.
Every benchmark in Fairlie is labelled for exactly what it is — a modelled estimate, not a marketing claim dressed up as tour data.
By category — off the tee, approach, around the green, putting — with club-level detail underneath it.
The single moments doing the most damage, named plainly — not buried in an average.
Putting, wedge, and tee drills — recommended based on your own data, not a generic checklist.
Fairways, GIR, sand saves, up-and-down — the numbers you already know, sitting next to the ones you didn't.
Compare your competitive rounds separately from casual ones — or blend them, your call.
A roster, read-only visibility, and a real feedback channel — not a bolt-on afterthought.
The Fairlie Fieldbook is a pocket-sized round journal for logging as you play — pen in hand, phone in your pocket. It's built with the same fields as Quick Round entry, so what you write on the course transcribes straight into the app afterward.
The basic loop — logging rounds, seeing your strokes gained — stays free. You pay for going deeper, not for using the app at all.
Fairlie is finishing up before its store launch — join the list and we'll let you know the moment it's ready.