im some what in the same boat, but it vice versa for me, from nine and eight footers to a seven footer. What you will start to like is all the room to move the cueball around, makes the run outs much easier for me i should say, cause if you can play good position and a alright ball pocketer, no clusters or problems you get to feel more freedom of the table. Being some good seven foot players here and they switch to a bigger table then can't really play as they can on a seven footer, which i think is crazy as if you can play good on those tables nine footers should be easy but i think its the extra space on the table, but once they get use to it nine footers become there correct size of tables
. For me i always find the seven footers harder to play on for me
, as i guess i am not really a surgeon YET
Just try to get use to alot of green, and don't be affraid to miss, cause i know some shots feel long and tough compared to a table i can almost reach all the way across when leaning over a long shot