Recent content by WobblyStroke

It's actually an interesting spot with 9 ball or 10 ball and sub600 fargos. 8ball is slam dunk big table, but for rotation games I think it's opposite. At first glance, you think the bigger table is tougher so this should favor the better player but this is a mirage imo. On the smaller...

bet he sucks at pool tho :p

ye im sure people struggling to understand the pool stroke would find the golf swing a breeze :p No cue sport is remotely close to golf in terms of difficulty.

Yup. And scoring is another animal altogether. Once I finally got to the point in my short game where I could cleanly hit the ball reliably, there was still no shortage of shots on the course where I hit it clean, got the trajectory I wanted, landed where I hoped, and still ended up not all...

Fargo is based on wins vs opponents. If golf was only match play, you'd also end up with a top 72 that are favored over those ranked below them. Says nothing about which is harder. I've played both games to a level that made me look like a pro to hackers n bangers and like a hacker/banger to...

I think this is a good idea for players in matches without a ref. Get on the same page regarding if cb goes this way, it's a foul. For a ref tho, it's def best to not even be noticed. Don't disrupt the flow of a player's inning and just call the foul as u see fit when it happens.

Im not sure how the cue ball taking a path that is only possible with a 4 first hit is too close to call. I get that seeing the contact is impossible, but where the cue ball goes is clear as day. Foul. No doubt.

Ima have to set this up and hit it now. thanks lol. As for explanation... The CB goes (Yapp's) left of the 8's path. That's not possible unless it's 8 last.

I agree slow mo shouldn't be used in games. Where the balls go is enough. And if it's too close to call, don't call a damn thing. I just mentioned the slow mo cuz cornerman said he wasn't so sure anymore it was a bad hit. It was.

I'd have to go with Kim Davenport too. Can't believe he didn't have a major. Stroke like a wild bronco tho. A player I loved to watch play that never won anything big was Larry Nevel. He had a top tier stroke, just didn't have the full game to match it yet before his untimely passing...

Appreciate the insight with the note. Slow mo is pretty clear 4 first tho.

Bad reffing. Plain and simple. Yapp knew it. FSR couldn't see as he was seated behind Yapp. Ball path makes it obvious. If you slow down the vid to 0.25x speed, you can clearly see the 4 move first...if knowing the physics of the shot isn't enough for you. Baffles the mind how a...

Making the ball properly means making the ball by going through your process... all the way from choosing the right shot, to how you get intp ur stance, to how you deliver the cue in ur rhythm/timing. If u make the ball but didnt stick to ur process, u didnt make it properly.... at least thats...

Breathe. Return to the present moment and get out of your head. Focus only on ther current shot. The shots that came before don't matter. Future projections of continued struggle are a waste of time and energy also. So return to the present moment...the only one you can affect. It becomes...

So the moral of the story is to never agree to slow mo video of your shot. That's just a good hit all day to the naked eye and only bad nit picky things can happen to you as the shooter.