Recent content by Jimmy Mac

Burr maple butt. A truly custom cue. John did not use a cnc. 2 shafts, joint protectors and jump butt. $825 John died a few years ago. His joint is one of a kind. As soon as I figure out how to get my photos on here, I will. This is an extremely good hitting cue.

For a guy who has played very little tournament pool, I have played a lot of studs. First match ever at the Reno Open in 1998 I drew Kim Davenport. In the next Reno Open I drew Ralph Souquet in the first round of the losers bracket. The list also includes Corey Duel, Jeremy Jones, Tommy Kennedy...

the best Grady is hands down the best announcer ever on Accu-Stats. Knowledgeable, great vocabulary and a good since of humor. Too bad his book gave Pat no choice but to let him go.

broke Has there been any book written about a pool hustler who didn't go broke fairly regularly? Wimpy, Cornbread, Jersey Red, Danny Diliberto? Even after huge scores.

cue John Robinson is in Phoenix. He has been making cues for 30 or 40 years. Robinsoncues.com

ouch Alf, welcome to the bizzar and touchy world of AZB. There was nothing in your original post that was offensive. I look forward to reading your book, Jim.

old One of the great things about pool is you can play as long as you can hold a cue and bend over. There's a reason you don't see 60 somethings finishing in the money in these big tournaments. The best older player in my opinion was Bob Vanover. Best of luck Jay and if you are in Austin, look...

I have about 75 Accu-stats videos. Most of them are vhs. There is a good mix of players, mostly 9 ball. Will sell all of them for $125 plus shipping.

Billiard Academy I met Alf at the Billiard Academy in Tucson in 1968. He, Phil Rasp and a guy named Touch were always there. We lived in Sierra Vista, a small army town south of Tucson. My brother and I could both play but we wilted under the fire of these guys. We took a soldier who was a good...