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Either play safe or cut the 5 to the left into the top right corner pocket. It is an “easier” cut and you don’t lose the cue ball. The side pocket shot is harder and you lose the cue ball completely.

Please take a minute and remember those that didn’t come home. Norman Colisanti-Ia Drang Carl Pavano-9/11 Don Cast Fair winds and following seas shipmates!

RIP Buddy! Condolences to your family and loved ones.

This is a lot tougher than it looks! Getting from one to the three with a good angle to get to the 4 is filled with problems. Getting straight on the 3 isn’t as easy as it looks. Getting on the wrong side of the 4 has all kinds of risks. Also, missing a long draw shot trying to get perfect on...

Good luck, play well and have fun Bob! Represent! :))

RIP Danny! Condolences to your family and loved ones.

RIP Tom, condolences to your loved ones.

Thank you!

Yes!

I am very sad to report that Mark Powell died two days ago peacefully in his sleep. Funeral arrangements are pending.

Please take a minute to recognize those that died today at Pearl Harbor!

Exactly my point! Less can go wrong with rolling the ball than hitting it harder. Of course nothing is perfect but rolling the ball minimizes the chances for something to go wrong.

Roll the ball with left. Less can go wrong. My thoughts are always do what is easiest. In this case a soft follow shot spins the cue ball up table, the pocket plays a little bigger, and your form will stay intact.

RIP! See you on the other side!

Armoroll

Please take a minute and thank the troops that attacked Normandy! The greatest generation!

I started this second thread to keep the focus on those who died protecting our freedoms. Please keep comments relevant to the solemnity of Memorial Day. Thank you!

Today let’s remember those that didn’t come home. Don Cast and Norman Colissanti, RIP.

Where are you located?

For stroke training Denver might be your best option.