Choose your field
Guess the mystery DGPT pro in 5 tries or fewer. Pick MPO, FPO, or Mixed Field — everyone playing that division on the same day gets the same puzzle.
You start with nothing but a flight path. Each wrong guess reveals one hint, randomly chosen from:
There are 8 possible hints. You get one for free right away, before your first guess, so you're not starting completely blind — in Normal mode that starter hint will never be Hometown, Best Major/Elite Series Finish, or Current Pro Tour Standing (those are fair game later, just not as the free opener). Four more get revealed one at a time on wrong guesses 1–4. Your 5th guess, if you need it, is your last shot with no new hint attached.
Example round:
Only the current top 40 MPO and top 40 FPO Tour standings are included as possible answers, though all of them are guessable regardless. Use "Copy Result" after a round to share your score as an emoji grid.
Pick a past date to replay that day's puzzle. Since player data keeps updating, this uses today's data to rebuild that day's pool — for very early days (before most players had full profiles), the reconstructed puzzle may not exactly match what was shown at the time.
How everyone did today
Only the current top 40 MPO and top 40 FPO Tour standings are included. Stats update regularly throughout the season.
Fairway Five is an unofficial fan project and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the PDGA or the DGPT.
Privacy — what's stored/shared
On your device only (never sent anywhere): which player you're guessing each day, your guesses, win/loss history, personal stats and streaks, and your colorblind-mode preference. This all lives in your browser's own storage — not tied to your name, not sent to me, and gone if you clear your browser data. There are no accounts or sign-ins.
Shared anonymously, for the "how everyone did" histogram: when you finish a puzzle, this app sends the date, division/difficulty, and whether you won (and in how many guesses) — no name, no device ID, nothing that identifies you. It's added to a simple running count (e.g. "14 people finished in 3 guesses today"). There's no record of who specifically got what.
What I (the developer) can see: only those same anonymous aggregate counts — never which specific player you were guessing, and never anything tied to you personally.
Third-party bits: this page loads fonts from Google Fonts, which is standard practice but does mean Google's servers see a request when the page loads, same as most websites. Hosting (Vercel) may also keep basic technical logs like IP addresses briefly for security/operational purposes — that's just how web hosting works generally, not something this app adds on top.
No ads, no ad trackers, no analytics beyond what's described above.