setcourse
verbUK /ˌsɛt ˈkɔːs/
US /ˌsɛt ˈkɔːrs/
To point yourself in a direction and start going that way.
The captain set course for the island before the sun came up.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To decide on a plan and begin working toward a goal.
After the meeting, the team set course for a new project.
3. To adjust a boat or plane so it travels toward a chosen place.
The pilot set course for the nearest airport.
4. To fix a path or route for a journey in advance.
They set course through the mountains before leaving home.