Your history, by the day you played it

Imported shots do not land in one undifferentiated pile. Every practice date becomes a session, every session opens into the shots behind it, and every shot opens into the delivery that produced it.

Sessions

The top of your history answers the questions you actually ask first: how many sessions, how many shots, and when you last played — without opening anything.

DATE      DAY        SHOTS
Aug 18    Tuesday       24
Aug 15    Saturday      31
Aug 11    Tuesday       18

A session

Open one and the shots are ordered longest club to shortest, which is how a range session is usually structured and how you probably remember it. Each row carries the club, the carry and the spin; opening a row goes to the shot itself.

A shot, in full

The shot page is the whole delivery on one screen rather than a number without context:

• Strike. Club speed, ball speed and the smash factor between them.
• Delivery. Attack angle, club path, face angle, and face-to-path — the relationship that actually shapes the ball.
• Flight. Launch angle and direction, spin rate and spin axis, apex height.
• Result. Carry and total, with the deviation from the target line.

Alongside the numbers, the ball flight is drawn in three dimensions and the club delivery is drawn as face against path, because "1.2° open to a 0.8° in-to-out path" is a sentence most people have to translate and a picture nobody does.

Where there is enough of your own history, the shot is measured against it rather than against a textbook — what you usually carry that club, and how far this one sat from it.