Tag: pool

Play Your Best Pool: Practice with a Purpose

Johnny Henson, Professor Pool Are you a player struggling to improve your billiards game? If so, do you find it hard to differentiate between practicing and playing? If you answered yes to both of these questions, then you’re not alone. As a coach and mentor to many students, I feel the lack of true focus…

Play Your Best Pool: Attitude Makes a Difference

Johnny Henson, Professor Pool Improving your mental attitude can greatly improve your game. I was inspired to write this article due to the fact that recently while competing I fell victim to a poor attitude in the middle of a match that negatively affected my play. Having a positive attitude can equal a positive outcome…

Play Your Best Pool: Investing in Your Billiard Game

Johnny Henson, Professor Pool If you consider your billiard game as an investment, it is essential to ensure that you are getting a good return on your investment. As you invest a considerable amount of time, effort, and money into playing billiards, it is always advisable to invest in professional billiard instruction to improve your…

Playing Pool

Debora Witten The guys meet most afternoons. On this day, Larry Tipton, Phil Jelleff, Gene Renner, Jim Mabbit, Mike Bosky, and Bruce Keller played. Other pool players include Karl Knight, Jim Kaufman, and Tim Connolly.

SaddleBrooke Chili Blind Draw Partners 8-Ball Tournament

Left to right: 1st place Terrence Sterling and Dominic “The Doctor” Borland; 2nd place Tom “Half Jacket” Barrett and Joe “Fast Eddie” Giammarino

Congratulations, Dominic Borland and Terrence Sterling On January 23, 2016 the SaddleBrooke Chili Blind Draw Partners 8-Ball Tournament was held in the SaddleBrooke Starter Shack. The tournament directors were Dominic Borland and Joe Giammarino. After a blind draw the 16 players were grouped as follows: Fred “The Baker” Dianda and Ron “Q” Quarantino, Jim “Shooter”…