Has anyone seen any pictures of 8 foot pro Golf Crowns?

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I would be very greatful if anyone could direct me to a picture of an 8 foot pro gold crown or an 8 foot Olympic II table as there are loads of pictures of the 9 foot ones but this Gold Crown IV in 8 foot pro size I have not been able to look at, any pictures would be appreciated.

Many thanks.
 
Bypassing the typo joke...

Are you kidding about wanting to see a pic of a different size table?

How do you know that the ones on the Brunswick site arent 8-ft?

Do you really need to see a 5" and a 6" piece of wood?

-pigi
 
Why not?

I am waiting for the table place to get their showroom setup so in the meantime have to wait and like most normal people, I wouldn't mind seeing a picture, I know the Gold Crown on Brunswick's site is a 9 foot, because I play on 9's at local club, so it's very easy to tell. Obviously if I could go and look at one in the flesh in 8 foot pro I wouldn't need to see pics but I can't so I want to seee one, I would of thought that was pretty obvious though.
 
I'm not positive but I was always under the impression that the "pros" just had tighter pockets, not sure though.
 
londoner2001 said:
Why not?

I am waiting for the table place to get their showroom setup so in the meantime have to wait and like most normal people, I wouldn't mind seeing a picture, I know the Gold Crown on Brunswick's site is a 9 foot, because I play on 9's at local club, so it's very easy to tell. Obviously if I could go and look at one in the flesh in 8 foot pro I wouldn't need to see pics but I can't so I want to seee one, I would of thought that was pretty obvious though.
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I will admit that I have not seen the Brunswick catalog, but...I still don't think that one can tell the difference between the 8-os and 9 in a photo!!

-pigy
 
If you're on the Brunswick site and you think they're showing a 9 foot table instead of an 8 footer, place a piece of paper across one of the end sides that would be in scale to a foot.
 
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