Just dropped in the office/Internet area of the Hampton Inn and wanted to say Hi.
The tournament in Fort walton Beach Florida is in its second day with such notables as Scotty Townsend, John Schmidt, Tommy Kenneedy, David Broxson, Hennessey & JIm Jennings, oh yeah and JoeyA is hanging on by the skin of his teeth in the loser's bracket.
Road partner and riding shotgun is Reuben "The Rake" got knocked out the tournament last night.
There were 103 players with about $6600 in prize money. I think everyone who came bback today will get a piece of the pie.
If you have ever thought about playing in a well run and pleasant atmosphere tournament you should try the Andy Grubbs Memorial tournament. Andy used to post on RSB and may have posted on AZ as well.
Oh, God I forgot Tony Crosby and a couple of his compatriots are still in the thick of it. James Roberts maybe..... There are so many good players, I know only half of their faces. We didn't leave the tournament room until 2:30 a.m. last night and are back up waiting to go to the pool room when it opens at 9:00 am . We are just gluttons for punishment.
I got knocked into the loser's bracket by a smooth playing Mitch Yarborough who played consistently well in our match. I had some good fortune in the first couple of matches and made sure my opponents had some fun too, but not too much. ;-)
The Okinawa Japanese restaurant of FT Walton had some excellent Hibachi food and entertainment.
Up and coming cuemaker Bobby Jones of Gulfport, MS was joined with Steve, Greg, David Walters, all from the Gulf Coast area. Bobby Jones is building some very nice cues. They not only look good but play well. If I didn't just receive my new Bender I would purchase one for regular play although I have seen one cue he built that could easily be seen as collectible.
Bobby lurks here but does not post as of yet. Lure that man out in the open. He is a nice guy and builds some nice cues. He's wealthy so he doesn't need the money so he can build them for free if he wants. LOL
Just messin' with you Bobby just in case you ever read this thread.
Warm Regards,
JoeyA (heading to the pool room)
The tournament in Fort walton Beach Florida is in its second day with such notables as Scotty Townsend, John Schmidt, Tommy Kenneedy, David Broxson, Hennessey & JIm Jennings, oh yeah and JoeyA is hanging on by the skin of his teeth in the loser's bracket.
There were 103 players with about $6600 in prize money. I think everyone who came bback today will get a piece of the pie.
If you have ever thought about playing in a well run and pleasant atmosphere tournament you should try the Andy Grubbs Memorial tournament. Andy used to post on RSB and may have posted on AZ as well.
Oh, God I forgot Tony Crosby and a couple of his compatriots are still in the thick of it. James Roberts maybe..... There are so many good players, I know only half of their faces. We didn't leave the tournament room until 2:30 a.m. last night and are back up waiting to go to the pool room when it opens at 9:00 am . We are just gluttons for punishment.
I got knocked into the loser's bracket by a smooth playing Mitch Yarborough who played consistently well in our match. I had some good fortune in the first couple of matches and made sure my opponents had some fun too, but not too much. ;-)
The Okinawa Japanese restaurant of FT Walton had some excellent Hibachi food and entertainment.
Up and coming cuemaker Bobby Jones of Gulfport, MS was joined with Steve, Greg, David Walters, all from the Gulf Coast area. Bobby Jones is building some very nice cues. They not only look good but play well. If I didn't just receive my new Bender I would purchase one for regular play although I have seen one cue he built that could easily be seen as collectible.
Bobby lurks here but does not post as of yet. Lure that man out in the open. He is a nice guy and builds some nice cues. He's wealthy so he doesn't need the money so he can build them for free if he wants. LOL
Just messin' with you Bobby just in case you ever read this thread.
Warm Regards,
JoeyA (heading to the pool room)