Have you ever visited a pool hall with really good house cues?
- By LHP5
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Top Hat in Baltimore, MD had Joss house cues. Can’t get better than that.
1970. 55 years old.Love it.
If I owned it I would start running racks with it. Probably swap to a leather wrap (blasphemy) I know...I know.
How old is it??
no mention of mike betts/mark coats.......A lot of you won't know this guy but Jim McDermott(not the cue guy) in Tulsa Ok. is one i'd name. He was a roadie when he was younger then owned bars and became a state parole officer. He bought the Tulsa Billiard Palace in '87 and basically saved/resurrected pool in this area. The Palace was one of THE hot hot action joints til he shut it down in '07. He started Magoo's my home spot, in '94 and is still going under new owners. Players that played at these spots are a pretty stout line-up: Matlock, John Gabriel, Chip and Joey from OkC, Walden, Shane McMinn, Gabe O., Gerry Watson, CJ, B. Stroud, Gabby, D. Lane and too many others to count.
Agreed. To a new player i would advise to learn on the center axis of the cue ball. Get proficient with your stroke and fundamentals. Then start exploring english, because at that point you would truly understand how spin affects the cue ball/object balls.People should learn how to make balls without sidespin first then slowly add it in as they gain experience. Otherwise, sidespin can be a crutch that actually limits player development (ie, I can only make this shot with outside because that's all I've ever done).
$670, also also added the price for blanks from the last photo. please send me PM for any questionshow much is the 16 point flame blank?