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I can appreciate that sentiment. The way the program works, you need to complete the reading/writing and the practice session for each day, before you can unlock the following day. While I was only 3 days into the program, I actually had well more than a week of practice time, for those 3 days...

I'm a dealer. I sell everything, including Aramith balls. I'm not pushing sales on Dynasphere balls, as I really don't care. I bought a fairly large stock of them, to include with new table sales. If people want to buy them separately, I'm happy to sell them. But, I really don't need to sell...

It's not a red flag at all.... Just different. It's something to do with the surface finish... It's MUCH glossier than any other ball that I've seen. Because of the surface finish, the balls stay cleaner, for a MUCH longer duration than any other ball that I've used. The difference in play is...

Mark Gregory has been traveling a bit, setting them up. He would be my first call. Atlanta to S. Florida isn't too bad. He recently installed one in Virginia.

The earliest Gold Crown III's also had Monarch Superspeed cushions

For an amateur installer, an 18" Starrett machinist level works fine. For a professional installer, a 12" Starrett is more ideal, as it allows you to better see peaks and valleys in the slate. I use a series of (9) 12" Starrett levels on each slate.

Yes, the Gold Crown VII uses Artemis cushions. Brunswick tables prior to '78 require sub-rail modification, to make the geometry "correct" for a modern day K55

Sometimes, even the experts learn new tricks. When the Brunswick sub-rail modification craze hit, Glen was shouting the loudest (I'm not knocking him, btw. I love the guy). He's a Diamond guy. Diamonds use Artemis, as they are supposed to be "the best" cushion available.... Well, they are a...

Send me a private message. Or, you can order through our website: https://www.bradshawbilliards.com/product-page/dynasphere-challenger-572-ball-set

Not all K55 profiles are the same. Intercontinental 66 has a much larger nose radius than Superspeed. though, the nose height for Artemis Intercontinental 66 (K55) and Superspeed (K55) should be pretty close to the same, when installed on the same sub-rail. It is important to note that Glen...

Funny that AI pulled direct references from information that I have posted. However, much of this information is wildly incorrect.

You should be able to, depending on where Josh set the nose height.

I was a lurker since 2006. Finally joined, in March of 2009. I was also a member of JimboArmy and the Inside Pool forum.

Brunswick Superspeed are a fantastic playing cushion. Diamond "black" K55 cushions are the same profile, and play very similarly, at around half the cost. However, the Diamond cushions have a strong rubber chemical odor. It may not be noticeable in your environment, but it could be a...

Unfortunately, no. I've never installed or played on 988. The blend is the same (80% wool/20% nylon), but Premier is heavier (732 g/m vs. 670 g/m). From my personal experience with the Premier, it is super slick. In my opinion, too slick.

Amateurs...

Scott narrates some of the audio files and appears in videos demonstrating proper form and technique. As I mentioned, I am only a few days into the program, so I’m not yet sure how much of the total content features his direct involvement.

The course assumes you already play and have a solid grasp of the basics. It is specifically designed to boost consistency, which is what separates good players from great players. The curriculum is structured to reinforce proper fundamentals, starting with your mental approach, followed by...

I don't completely disagree. My business website is shared in my signature. It's less of an ad, and more of a connection to who I am. It allows people to research me further, to understand who I am, and what makes me credible in this field. That said, my website is not really set up as an...

Olhausen Billiards have historically produced tables for the residential furniture market. While it is true that the pocket angles have historically played more difficult than other brands of tables, it's also true that the company is evolving. With that, the playability of the tables is greatly...