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Ft Hood 2nd of the 8th cav

What a great finish of the US 9 ball championship ESPN missed, just caught it on YouTube, I think a sport that has been around for hundreds of years would get a little more respect

I owned a McDermott before buying a Becue, I have nothing against McDermott but that cue does not play like my Becue full carbon fiber cue, it works for me so I see no reason to change to another cue.

ESPN 2, 2026 US open, it's about time !

Have you been watching me play......

Metallica Sad but true

My15mph max break speed does not allow me to play with a 19oz cue, my playing cue is about 22 1/4 oz heavily front weighted, I will never have that "cue ball seems to stop and then speed up type of draw" mine is the cue ball seems to just keep rolling type of draw, your speed of stroke is a God...

There is no such thing as a no deflection shaft because of the laws of physics, low deflection means there is some deflection and like every shaft ever made you will have to account for some deflection when the cueball is struck off center, I like that I have to account for less with my Becue...

Leave that tip on for 2 months minimum, it takes a little while for a tip to "break in" and you may find that in that time the way the tip feels changes, I would never have tried a hard tip but after leaving a tip on I thought would be a medium but wss a hard tip for a couple months I came to...

True, but I didn't put the $50 in another guy's pocket and not get anything out of it.......

All we have are valley tables that take quarters in my town, 45 minute drive to play in an APA league, at least I get to compete, I have some nice phenolic sets as well, yeah the difference is astronomical, might try some tournaments this year, it's an hour drive for them as well, I'm going to...

That's what I own, a valley table, and yes there are shots I can't play because of the basement supports, some might complain about that but I feel blessed to be able to practice about 80% of all shots, I remember when I didn't have a table, life is what you make of it, you can complain about...

So there is hope, still don't play like phonelics but much closer to the valley table balls

I had missed a simple shot......funny how our perspectives change as we improve in a skill, do you remember when all shots were hard? I'll bet you took that last shot for granted and couldn't believe you missed it, man, I hate that feeling.....

I love potatoes.....they make great French fries after I'm done practicing with my cheap pool balls.....

Play on different brands of tables, play on different sizes too, being able to adjust quickly to different cloth, humidity, balls ect. is a skill as well, you can't know what it feels like jumping out of an airplane with a parachute until you do it.......

How can you live with yourself with thoughts like that........

I have set of the Centennials too but we are playing on tables that require quarters, so it's less than perfect tables and playing conditions or nothing so.... I love the game and make the most of it.

Buy some time with a certified PBIA billiards instructor, to become a certified PBIA billiards instructor you must take courses and prove that you have the knowledge and understanding of not only how to teach but what to teach, my first lesson taught me something I would have never learned on my...

I own several sets of phenolic resin balls, they are unmatched in playability in my opinion, the league I play in uses polyester resin balls and boy do they play different to put it politely, to make things even worse, the polyester resin balls I do own are crap even for crap polyester resin...