Recent content by Island Drive

I thought so too, but I talked with HOF referee Tom before I posted and he said.... no foul. Makes sense, but gamblers wouldn't go for it, that's for sure.

Slide... WPA rules say it not a foul...

After the break.... the only ball that spots during a roll out situation is the 9. If the shooter says ''roll out'' & intentionally hits the 9 off table, would his opponent get ball in hand? Rules say No.

It's difficult to compare women vs men in pool. There's millions more men playing. The worlds best rotation women players are likely from China.

OP back at yah.... how many snooker players have the ability to win against the top one pocket players? Since it's full rack pool you'd think they would do very well in this discipline, but? Alex P is one of thee best, but not one of thee best in snooker. I think the 9' play area develops...

Since your pretty close in execution.... I've heard Chicago Artie say this..... put more emphasis on your cue ball placement than the bank.

Coming thru the horizontal contact point on the cue ball with a perfectly straight follow thru at the outward 3 o'clock or 9 o'clock strike point.

Yep.... committing 100% and under cutting, or overcutting a ball, gives me immediate feedback on what I need to do to adjust to the play conditions.

I process my stance as a three legged chair.... equal weight on 1. left leg (below left hip) and 2. right leg (below right hip) 3. upper torso/chest forward/rear end backward is part three. When I get up off the shot to reset my three points of weight (torso/left foot/right foot)..... all three...

I'm not understanding what ''suggest'' means.

Sweet...thx for the link.

Like the PGA, certain events happen at certain times of the year like the Masters/Players Championship etc.

My hopes.... With the MR US Open 9 Ball now in TX.... Other promoters might start to work Around this event, to make traveling for the top players workable.

As I've aged my FR has gone down....

For me it's swinging straight thru my chosen contact spot on the cue ball with a Few practice swings If I like it..... I then look up at the obj. ball to confirm my aim. If I don't' like it, I get back up off the shot and walk up a little more left or a little more right. I KIS.