What do the 4 different fairway stats mean?

Apart from the "hit" stat. Which I assume is "is-the-ball-in-the-fairway".
Miss, of course, is "not-in-the-fairway".

I mean, the "right" and "left" options.
Do those mean right fairway or left fairway?
Cuz for me, regardless if its right or left, yay... i hit the fairway.
What statistical element do the right and left seek to evaluate?

Kurt the Knife wrote:

What do the 4 different fairway stats mean? Apart from the "hit" stat. Which I assume is "is-the-ball-in-the-fairway". Miss, of course, is "not-in-the-fairway". I mean, the "right" and "left" options. Do those mean right fairway or left fairway? Cuz for me, regardless if its right or left, yay... i hit the fairway. What statistical element do the right and left seek to evaluate?

No. "Right" means you are right of the fairway, "left" is left of the fairway. This allows you to track which way you go, most often, off the tee. This would mean that "miss" would mean you either ended up in a fairway bunker, or you were short of the fairway (assuming a forced carry, or you just topped your drive), or long (if there was a crossing hazard).

thanx, mate

No problem.