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I've watched a few PDN vids, but just can't get onboard. It was a lot of complaining about how he hates 8ball. Which is fine, except he signed up to play in an 8ball league.

No.

In general, not great. He missed it short by 3/4 of a diamond. On a 7 footer.

I play on Tuesday nights in a league with 3 other guys. One of them, let's call him Bob, is left handed. When he makes a questionable play, myself and one other on the team will discuss it with him after his match. Sometimes we will call a timeout to go over a shot, as well. Without fail...

I agree with this.

That there is no such thing. Stop thinking of it as straight in, and think of it as a very slight cut shot that is the same as all the rest. When you give a certain type of shot (straight in) that added nervous attention, it becomes a problem shot. Edit: Not trying to sound preachy. That is...

Aim while up, step into the shot and get down. Make MICROadjustments while down. Give a quick, "yep, that's it" and deliver the cue straight. If at any point you need to adjust anything other than a millimeter or two, get up and start over.

Another cool feature would be to be able to place the cue ball where it ended up on position drills after a miss to track what your tendencies are.

Awesome, thanks. As to manually setup a practice session, I think it would be nice to be able to select 8 or 10 different drills that you want to work on that day with a way to track your progress as opposed to just setting up outside of the app.

It would be nice to be able to mark a particular drill/shot as one you want to go back to. Or maybe a list of drills that you can select your own practice session for the day. Maybe in the premium version?

Really well done! The level of detail that went into this app is really above and beyond for a first Gen release. I've only done the initial assessment and s fee drills so far, but I really enjoy the way this is designed. I'll report back on a couple of weeks, as well.

Just downloaded it based on the reviews here. I will set it up and check it out tonight and post feedback.

Anything fancy. I like sneaky style or fairly plain.

I'd take Bergman over Mike if we are talking about regularly competing.

I bought Taom for my home table since it is so much cleaner than Masters. Ever since then, I just bring my own and put it in my pocket while playing. A long time ago, I would grab a piece off the table if I was short on chalk. I'm certain I left more than I took, though.

It really doesn't. As bbb pointed out, the spots rest at random places every shot. That has been explained many times above. We have. There are many players, myself included, who are the guy or friend you are referencing. None of us notice any difference in shot making ability or cueball...

I keep it on my home table full time. I play out quite often in leagues and tournaments that use a regular CB and don't notice a difference in terms of control with regards to measles or not. To me, it seems that you are putting too much weight into the thought that it helps in some way.

That's my guess.

When my wife wants to join me in the garage, I can only make two successful shots and then have to turn the table over. It sucks when we play 9 ball and she leaves the 789 because I also have to play shape for the next shot as part of our deal.