Stunning 2016 South West

FS/NFT: 2016 Pau Ferro and Purple Heart SW.

PIN 347-16
Pau Ferro / Purple Heart (Amaranth)
White/Purple/Blue Laminates
A/B Rings
Butt: 16.26oz. 28.75”
Shaft 1: 3.67oz., 13.2mm, 29.25”
Shaft 2: 3.67oz., 13.1mm, 29.25”
58” length standard SW cue
Excellent condition (95% or better) and rolls great!
All original and very lightly used cue.

PRICE $7750

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To Be a Better Player

I am going to tell you something you may not ever hear from an instructor or learn from a book. You play your best pool in a semi conscious state. When your analytical mind is on standby. We used to calll that "in stroke," when you no longer had to ponder over the next shot. You were playing on automatic pilot. None of that walking around and pointing your cue. Just letting yourself play pool, free and easy. All that thinking does is slow you down. See the shot and shoot! Your first instinct is always the best. Think long, think wrong! The only time you slow down is when you must stop and think about a kick shot, jump or safety.

Watch the Filipinos sometime. I love AJ Manas. They don't waste any time clearing the table. They don't worry about the perfect angle or pefect anything. They just do their job, which is getting the balls off the table.

Get out of your head and into your game, and you'll do better!
Most of today's matches are unwatchable to me.

I like gunslinger pool...fast and loose.

To Be a Better Player

I am going to tell you something you may not ever hear from an instructor or learn from a book. You play your best pool in a semi conscious (subconscious) state. When your analytical mind is on standby. We used to calll that "in stroke," when you no longer had to ponder over the next shot. You were playing on automatic pilot. None of that walking around and pointing your cue. Just letting yourself play pool, free and easy. All that thinking does is slow you down. See the shot and shoot! Your first instinct is always the best. Think long, think wrong! The only time you slow down is when you must stop and think about a kick shot, jump or safety.

Watch the Filipinos sometime. I love AJ Manas. They don't waste any time clearing the table. They don't worry about the perfect angle or pefect anything. They just do their job, which is getting the balls off the table.

Get out of your head and into your game, and you'll do better!

Pia Filler hates wood shafts

I am amazed by all the concern for dings in wood shafts. Are people using them for sword fights between games? I have had 2 dings to repair in the last 10 years. Both dings were easily removed in a very few minutes.
I value my equipment and certainly don’t mind keeping it clean and in good condition.
Carbon fiber is great for some people, but not the favorite of all people. My only fear is that someday there won’t be a chance to still get a good wood shaft, and that will be a sad day. I fear that marketing “facts” are being taken too seriously by some players. I wish I had a dollar for every new player I see using carbon fiber, and who hasn’t hit a shot that wasn’t center ball in his/her life. Does carbon fiber make playing easier for everyone? Of course not, but some are able to utilize the lower deflection and some are not. Is carbon fiber “that much better” than a low deflection wood or Kiel wood shaft? Doesn’t matter because it only matters if you are smart enough to compensate correctly for what you use, and we all have to compensate. There are no winners or losers in this argument, find what works for you. Don’t be like the beginners that think they can ONLY play with what some marketers are telling/selling them.

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