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When I had 3-5 cues I would still only play with one. The one I felt played the best, the one I am trying to be get most familiar with. So for me, I cue, 2 shafts and perhaps a second cue if something should happen to my player. It felt stupid to have cues sitting in case, never played. I was...

4 or 9 are not the only option.Try 6 balls; it's way more challenging than 4 and way quicker than nine and you get a nice small rack with 6 balls.

Ok so drop pockets are not good for straight pool. Not sure what the chances are of this happening in,8., 9 or 10 ball.

Respectfully disagree. Tournament blue was chosen after a scientific study of colors and contrast. Not an accident that the US Open Tennis tournament surface is practically the same color.

Getting old is a bitch, but the alternative is worse!:eek:

Shouldn't we just ask John Schmidt. we know his pool skill level and if my understanding is correct, a pretty good golfer. Of course the question has to be asked in right context. Which is harder to achieve, i.e. reaching a pro level PGA player or a Fargo rating over 800? Or, which is harder...

All along Milwaukee Ave. You may have to walk a block.

Diameter at the joint is 21 mm. 12.75mm at the tip. 29 inches long

Almost new with very little play. 12.75mm shaft, straight, in very good condition. SOLD plus shipping, firm

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I think I get your drift. And yet, we can't get TV coverage of a finals match in one of the many pool tournaments happening all around the world.

It is not an accident that the playing surface of US Open Tennis Tournmnt, is the same as the tournament blue used on tables today. From AI: The main reason for the shift to blue was to provide a better viewing experience for the television audience. Improved Ball Visibility: Traditional green...

I think the comments here have to stipulate whether its the butt or shaft that is being treated. Correct me if I'm wrong, but finishes on shafts are very different from finishes on butts, especially on playing cues.

This has to be the most entertaining thread I have read in some time. Love it! I would add "get ESPN to cover pool, *8 ball or 9 ball'" So much more skill and enjoyable to watch than cornhole or darts.

Am I crazy, but my perception is that there is more money being made by the pro players.

I am not aware of the age of the cue. I welcome anyone who is knowledgeable of Tim's cues to suggest a possible range for the build of this cue.

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Ben Hogan did write a book and put out some videos. But yes, not too many champions became great instructors.

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