Have you heard about Titlist chalk (by Dr. V's Custom Shop) before SVB's recent announcement?
- By boogieman
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- 27 Replies
You need another option, I didn't even know it existed until I saw this thread.
He spent a lot of time on Schoolnever seemed to have any ambition other than being a local hero
Maybe a Karen Corr tooLOL, there was this guy called Mizerak who played pretty sporty while wearing glasses.
Hes been grinding a long timeI hate to say this, but Anthony looks like he has no talent, and somehow became a really good player. Gives ME hope for my own game! hahaha
Was surprised to see him yesterday, watched 1 set with him banking 4 in a row barely missing the 5thcheckout railbirdstv, billiardnet and postup pool on youtube, free streams from side tables.
john brumback is back playing![]()
I don't give a f what you do with your $$$, however, its clear you don't understand how forums workLet it go man lol there’s people out there who aren’t sweating a 100 bucks for a little fun
Nope, RMC does not do that with me, otherwise I wouldn't have been using it until nowadays. My take is, it also depends on one's chalking style. I rather swipe the tip with my cube, than try to drill the hell outta it while grabbing in my handIt doesn't leave marks on your hands or glove? I have to clean my shaft after every session. If I don't, people will start thinking I'm playing with a blue Kielwood![]()
I'm not sure i will i was merely asking for an opinion. I've played with all the different ones and not sure there would be a good way to test without too many variablesI look forward to your opinion,
When,
You do your test!
want to say i got a quick response from support
the reply
" we were on dinner break. Matches are live again now. You can also replay again any part of the day after everything wraps up"
i asked about the banks
the reply
"In the main arena we’re only able to show the bigfoot until it finishes up because of the table size difference. Once that finishes we’ll be swapping the 10 foot table for a 9 and showing the rest of the rounds of banks from there. "