Recent content by HawaiianEye

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...

The new neon colored cues look like CRAP if you ask me. They may play good, but they don't look good.

Murray Tucker.

I don't think the problem is with both feet in the air, as in breaking, but with people laying over or crawling on the table to make a shot without having one foot on the floor.

I have a 60" White Ebony one waiting for you. :)

To Becue or not to Becue? That is the question.

I always had my cues made to be 21 ounces.

They don't. They make a $.50 tip and sell it for $20.

Not everyone "sees" the table the "same" and some people are more confident and successful with patterns that other people find more difficult. Just like many people are afraid of "inside". I LOVE inside.

Knowing "when" to play a safety is just as important as being able to play a safety. Players frequently pass up "lock up" safeties that would give them BIH and better odds than attempting to make "circus" shots when they can't guarantee control of the cue ball. BIH is like the old saying, "a...

If you can't "control" the cue ball, you can't repeatedly pocket balls, get position, or play effective safeties.

I like "clubbing". Back when pool was pool and not pachinko.

There is no such thing as "best cue builder" as far as "playing" cues go. Each cue is unique as far is "playing" is concerned. I have had $10 cues that I thought "played" BETTER than some $3000 custom cues. I have NEVER hit with a Southwest cue that I would even put in the Top 10 cues I...