Overall accuracy is 80.7% at a pace of 4.1 shots per minute. Short-range shots are your strongest area: 260 attempts at 82.7%. Mid-range accuracy is lower, and long shots are still unstable: 5 attempts at 40%, so this is an early signal rather than a firm conclusion.

This report is based on 307 shots across 4 sessions. Regular playing shots are well represented. Long shots are still under-sampled, while hard strokes, straight shots, and half-ball cuts have enough volume for a useful read.

The session trend shows a calm build-up into form: 78.6% early, 80.6% in the middle, and 82.8% late. That is a good mental sign: performance does not fade toward the finish.

Short-range foundation and medium pace are reliable. Half-ball cuts go in regularly in simpler layouts when pace stays controlled and the stroke does not add unnecessary spin.

Performance dips on long-range shots, higher-difficulty positions, and some half-ball cuts. Soft pace also sits slightly below the overall standard, which can point to deceleration through the cue ball.

Play 5 sets of 6 long straight shots, 4 sets of 10 half-ball cuts, and 30 soft-speed shots with a pause at the top of the backswing. Targets are clear, measurable, and tied to the leaks found in the data.