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At my age, I don't have enough time left to watch one-pocket!

Mark, will there be a Kindle edition?

Call the factory in Tenn: 800 866-4606

Who's going to clog up all the threads now? :confused:

Are you trying to become Trump's Secretary of State?:)

Arguing with ENGLISH is like wrestling a pig in the mud.....after a while you realize that the pig actually likes it!

You're not kidding! According to the Mayo Clinic: "Narcissistic personality disorder is a mental disorder in which people have an inflated sense of their own importance, a deep need for admiration and a lack of empathy for others. But behind this mask of ultraconfidence lies a fragile...

Saw that. Personally, I don't find that grain pattern attractive, but it would be a very unique cue. And the price is right.

In pursuit of the answer to why we use maple and the Brits use ash, I found this response on Paris' website to a similar question: "Ash is by far the most popular wood for snooker and English pool cues. Maple is traditionally the only wood used for American pool cues but there is no real reason...

Why is ash not a popular shaft wood choice here for pool cues?

Right click on the icon at the end of his message and select "open image in a new tab"

You can watch it here: http://snookerroom.tv/news/the-rack-pack-novyj-film-vvs-o-snukere/

I wonder what aiming system he's using? :grin:

BTW, Tony, the websites in your sig don't work.

Not entirely true. You describe the normal method for getting a PGA TOUR card. A card is not necessary to play in PGA TOUR events. For example, that fellow Bryson DeChambeau played in the Masters this year as an amateur. He played very well (T21) but could not accept any prize money. He...

How about something like the golf model. In golf you self-declare as a professional. Until then you are an amateur. Amateurs can enter pro events but cannot make any prize money. Once self-declared as pro, cannot enter amateur events.

Thanks for the nostalgia. I played there as a college student in the mid 60's. It was identical to the pool hall in The Hustler; you expected to see Jackie Gleason and Paul Newman when you walked in.

What was the cost of the two brands?

I have a situation almost identical to yours albeit with a 7' table. Your 5' clearances shown on the diagram should be fine since you probably have 6" rails, giving you 66" for for a 58" cue and a backstroke of 8". Since these are rail/close to rail shots it's sufficient. You need similar...