It’s why I asked for clarity on your question. Are you saying yes of course we we’ve had players with microphones and have plenty of past matches to leverage to learn to do it better? Is that what you’re asking cause that didn’t sound like you’re asking that’s why I’m asking for clarity.
I just put Moori Medium tips on my Carbon Whyte and and my Meucci Carbon Pro shaft they are the same as they have always been just a consistent medium layered tip... nothing has changed with the tips. what is the problem?
Just like any tip, you get really good ones, and some bad ones. I'm glad you got a good one. The first moori i brought two years ago was awesome, when that one worn down. I brought another, that was not so good. There are ones just as good you can buy for $20.and more consistent, So much choice around now. but Its hard to beat ultra skin and thoroughbred im my opinion!!
I need clarity. I’ve watched many many matches where the the players were mic’d up. It was always a challenge as the microphone, which was often clipped to the shirt, would get rubbed by the cue stick.
Is it a certain discussion you want to hear from the player like make them do self commentary?
All of these were player-mic’d as were several throughout the 90’s. Some of the players were naturally going to speak more (e.g. Mataya, Sigel). There are many more examples on youtube for sure.
Pro player, after his tee shot is walking thru the fairway and talking about the shot, he just hit or what he's thinking about as he walks.
A caddy talking to a player before shot execution and getting his players feed back.
A player that CHOSE to be mic'd to give viewers their mindset for their current situation.
I enjoy hearing the chat between the caddie/player in match play.... before Shot choice/then execution.
Awhile back I saw this PGA situation in Play/they may still do it, players are mic'd up and talking about their up coming shot as they walk to it.
I think it could work in pool, because I Know I talk to myself saying such.... ''make sure I stay on This side of my next ball/shot".
Or more concerning, take care of Whitey more than the shot.
I'd truly enjoy hearing what Gorst/or any great player, what he's saying to himself when he choses some of his shots.
Often the cue ball placement is waaaaaay more important than the shot and often allot more is going on than just those two concerns.
I need clarity. I’ve watched many many matches where the the players were mic’d up. It was always a challenge as the microphone, which was often clipped to the shirt, would get rubbed by the cue stick.
Is it a certain discussion you want to hear from the player like make them do self commentary?
All of these were player-mic’d as were several throughout the 90’s. Some of the players were naturally going to speak more (e.g. Mataya, Sigel). There are many more examples on youtube for sure.
