Fairways [noun]

To win, he should, you know, get better at hitting the fairway.

Down the road, that could lead to some truly interesting and exotic designs that could help players of every level, from tour pros to driving range warriors who spend a lot more time out of bounds than they do in the fairway.

DeChambeau blasts his drives more than 340 yards down the fairway.

She was lifted bodily by Mr. Fairway's arm, which had been flung round her waist before she had become aware of his intention.

She indicated the faint light at the bottom of the valley which Fairway had pointed out; and the two women descended the tumulus.

"There was Kingsbere church likewise," Fairway recommenced, as one opening a new vein of the same mine of interest.

Afterwards the door opened, and Fairway appeared on the threshold, accompanied by Christian and another.

"A man who is doing well elsewhere wouldn't bide here two or three weeks for nothing," said Fairway.

The talking ceased, and Fairway gave a circular motion to the rope, as if he were stirring batter.

"I'm as stiff as a ram's horn stooping so long," said Fairway, standing up and stretching himself till his joints creaked.