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. Heck, I thought this thread was about TAP and not about the other league. A couple things people should know, just worry about your own handicap and remember that it is a team event and it's not all about you. Be a team player and play for the team. Know the rules and play to...

. I have well over one hundred cues and the cue I play with is a J&J sneaky pete butt and a shaft I made myself. .

. On a draw shot just move your bridge hand back a few more inches. Start out with baby steps. Cueball just a foot away then go a little farther once you bet the hang of it. Try a Meucci....oh yeah----your bridge hand is too high. You need to make a low bridge. .

. Yes I understand it perfectly. If you are looking for answers, your league operator will tell you "the system works." I am sworn under oath of the National Tap League Secrecy Act to never explain how it works. If I ever told my secrets I would be barred from all Tap events and forced...

. Yeah the Patent Pending Sledgehammers made in Taiwan were okay just over priced. And here we all thought they were made in USA.:wink: .

. Well just not any new cue. Has to be the right cue. Weight, balance, tip ferrule, and length of the shaft. With the right cue, it will work like a magic wand. If you never had the right cue, you will never know. Yes the pool cue makes a huge difference. .

. I'm always surprised when someone shoots like an APA handicap #4 can tell everyone about shaft deflection and how a smaller diameter shaft is good for them. Seems there should be a new thread started 'cause this thread sure did go off the subject. .

. And which shaft will the winner be using. I guess if a carbon shaft wins, I guess I'll need to jump on the band wagon and start selling them. I never hear anything about "How great the Meucci Pro shaft is" anymore. Is it out dated already? .

. Most people think that is a playing cue which is fine. Made in 1994 and sold as Joss's first break cue. No need to change anything on it. Probably has a regular leather tip. .

. The conversation is about a pro tour in the USA. Try to keep up with all the big words on the subject. .

. Probably not going to happen in my lifetime. You'd have to bring down gas prices and motel rooms will have to be free. It's just not a good spectator sport and the game is too easy. I don't know where the money would come from. Most players are broke. .

. Wow....had to make popcorn twice today. .

. Yes they are coming around. Now their factory 2nd shafts are now $119. .

. For me, this whole thing is like a carnival act. John should concentrate on breaking his own record run instead of someone else's. Running 400 isn't even close to running 500. John is good but he's no Mosconi. Kind of reminds me of trying to make five eight on the breaks in a...

. Probably worth $120. No sugar coating here. .

. I mean some things will be a great deal but don't expect too much. Vendors have a big expense to make up. Cost of the booth, renting a room for four days, traveling expenses, and eating out every day. Cost them a fortune! .

. Sounds about right. .

. I don't even know what to say. I didn't know they were still in business. Check back in a couple months and let us know how it's going. .

. I never count the veneers as points. Four point cue is a four point cue. Some of the older folks will call them prongs. .

. Used to be sad when ESPN had Mitch Lawrence commentating when he knew nothing about pool. Pool is not a good game to watch. It's boring to watch players shoot balls into holes. Just not a challenge. Most players are boring. Not much personality. .