If there ever is a way to objectively measure such a ratio, then think I just might be a world beater.
The carbon fiber thread got me thinking. I've never hit a ball with a carbon fiber shaft. Heck, I've never even held a Predator product (or OB product or any custom cue) in my hands. I am easily under $600 for total amount of money I've spent on cues in my entire pool playing lifetime (18+ years). I've only owned 6 cues my entire life (including a cheap $50 break/jump cue that I still use today).
But I did purchase my own Diamond Pro table 13 years ago, which is primarily the reason my skill level is where it is right now (low-A).
Anyone else can beat me regarding this metric? (Okay, probably not a "world beater" since there are probably hundreds of people in China and the Philippines that could whoop my butt only owning a $20 piece of wood.)
The carbon fiber thread got me thinking. I've never hit a ball with a carbon fiber shaft. Heck, I've never even held a Predator product (or OB product or any custom cue) in my hands. I am easily under $600 for total amount of money I've spent on cues in my entire pool playing lifetime (18+ years). I've only owned 6 cues my entire life (including a cheap $50 break/jump cue that I still use today).
But I did purchase my own Diamond Pro table 13 years ago, which is primarily the reason my skill level is where it is right now (low-A).
Anyone else can beat me regarding this metric? (Okay, probably not a "world beater" since there are probably hundreds of people in China and the Philippines that could whoop my butt only owning a $20 piece of wood.)