Golf courses have elemental variables. Billiard tables are pristine controlled environments. That alone is worth talking about.
All respect to you but for you to say that billiard tables are in "pristine controlled environments" you have never experienced playing in Puerto Vallarta,Mx or most of the other cities in Mexico where there are no windows,no ac, 90 degrees, on a mild day with 95% humidity (sometimes you can see the condensation coming off of a rolling ball, wet chalk, crooked house cues,some with no tips. a mud cue ball ( if you happen to draw the ball more than a foot you are considered a pool god and are closely watched) not to mention the mostly Dynamo tables that were worn out 30 years ago with a 30 watt bare light bulb hanging somewhere on a wall 20 ft away or you have never played in any of the bars in Houston,tx with dirt floors & tables that are pushed out of the way to make room for a dance floor when the band shows up !
The golf courses in Mexico are "pristine" compared to most of the pool playing facilities there, Jus'Sayn' !
