HawaiianEye said:

I am sure most people who are looking at the cue ball last are also seeing the object ball in the

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Well I am not most but that's a big Negatory here.
Well it's there in the field of view. My tight focus on the target (pea in center ball) makes the object ball a blur at best. The aim line establishment requires the change of focus from one to the other. Something that these old eyes get tired of.
Once that line is established the path of the tip Through whitey is job 1.
Job 2 is uh headscratch, don't move until the ball drops. Shaun Murphy is a good study in that technique.

Mark Williams has been known to look away when the frame is won and balls remain to be potted. Eyes closed or looking away.....it's already locked in. Generally speakin' , Normally (well hard to use normal with him) his eyes are down when striking the white. I try to monitor the eye patterns at every opportunity.

snooker pros have massive respect for the chinese game, they know damn well how tough it, most of them look lost on the chinese tables

Snake oil salesman … just my opinion

If you have lined up properly, are over the table, and see that you have the cue ball and object ball target in alignment, your target becomes the cue ball and ensuring it travels the LINE.

I am sure most people who are looking at the cue ball last are also seeing the object ball in the distance.

Bowlers do not look at the pins for the most part...they look at the target they are aiming at...a spot on the lane.

I think most good players do a little of each.

Talked to McDermott today. They are sending me a new shaft. 6 week lead time