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For reference, I'm an APA 6 and in my 50s (old dog, new tricks etc.) and play mostly on 7 foot tables. I noticed a few months ago that - especially on long shots - I was missing shots.I was missing slightly to the right of the pocket which means I was hitting the OB slightly to the left -...

I've got a friend in the APA who's only been playing for a year and a half and has moved up from a 3 to a 4 (much deserved!). He is an excellent potter and has a natural feel for position. I'd like to spend some time with him on defense play and would like to make it a game so that it's not...

My friend put together this fine cue. Custom Butt with a matched OB Pro Plus Shaft matched Burled Oak with a linen wrap Nicly turned Joint protectors too

Appleton and Duell are showing off some great shirts in the last few days. Can we get some fan action to buy these?

now I'm sure this has been mentioned before but here it is. Bar tables always have a queue of people waiting to play so here's the prop. I put a dollar on the rail. Next player matches the pot (a dollar in this case) and we play the match. The winner can either take the pot or take the...

A friend has a Z2 shaft on a meucci butt and I'm thinking of getting a similar shaft for my Meucci. I tried his and it hits very sweet but I've heard concerns that LD shafts have a limited lifespan and that mismatched cue parts won't play as true as a full Predator stick. I don't like the...

Hypothetical. Race to 7. 9 ball. You set the stakes. I'm asking for one on the wire, all the breaks and the last 3 plus one additional push during each rack. What's your bet and your speed. Just asking :wink:

You play APA as an honest 7. We're playing on a 7ft bar box. We rack a nine ball rack but with the 8 in the center spot, you break. If the 8 ball falls, it gets spotted. After the break, the 9 comes off the table and you get ball in hand. The bet is: if you can run out (call shot, no...

I hate drills. I lose focus so fast and it simply feels useless. Today I was watching a TAR Podcast and heard SVB say that he practiced 4 hours a day and 6 or more when getting ready for a tournament! Not surprising considering his success and that it's his job. So I got to thinking that if...