Fairways and Greens Golf Center furnishes golfers with everything they need to improve at the game—everything, that is, except a full golf course. But just as an airline pilot must first learn to fly in inclement weather inside a flight simulator, golfers at the 25-acre facility develop their skills by practicing difficult shots prior to encountering them during an actual round. They can log reps with the driver and irons on the bermuda-grass tees at the range or, if weather becomes a factor, inside the heated and covered hitting stalls. A short-game area with two bentgrass practice greens and sand bunkers prepares them for tricky lies around the putting surface, while a fitness center inspired by the Titleist Performance Institute helps them build sturdy swings that won't break down mid-round.