I interviewed Shawn Gainey—founder of Gainey Q’s—last week, and it was an absolute delight. Shawn’s buttery southern accent makes it...

As a residential home building contractor and carpenter, Walter Kelley of Hallsville, Texas fell in love with the game as a teenager and...

Every custom cue maker has a certain feel for the industry and the way they want their cues to look and feel in the hands of the...

Have you ever heard anyone arguing over pool rules? First of all there are hundreds of different rules for pool and different games of...

As a longtime Viking fan ( all of about 12 years ) with a standard or maple shaft, I recently purchased a custom Pechauer JP17L cue. At...

If you frequent the national and regional league scene and the annual Super Billiards Expo, there’s a cue repair vendor that is highly...

September 8, 2014 (Englewood, CO): OB Cues kicks off third annual Juniors Pool Month at the APA National Team Championships by enlisting...

Throughout my pool-playing career I have had the opportunity to play with a variety of low deflection shafts. This month I was asked by...

Chalking your cue not only has an important physical function to playing the game, but it serves as an important element in your pre-shot...

Every player who has played an important match knows that feeling of having nervous butterflies. Your breathing becomes short and...

For all of human recorded history and even well before we were able to make records of our activities, humans have used the skins of...

In this video I walk you through a trick shot and explain how to find a good playing cue. It’s important to find a good cue to make good...

Breaking is the most important shot for table domination in most pocket billiards fame. Having a strong, controlled break is at times,...

You will rarely find a full spliced cue broken in the forearm area where the different sections of wood have been spliced or joined...

Most pool players have seen the many different pool cues used by players everywhere. Pool cues are different length, different weight,...

I have been traveling to tournaments for almost ten years now. Sometimes I hit the road with my husband, sometimes with friends and...

In order to play pool, you have to have a cue, or a“stick.” If you are knocking around balls in any other way, you are simply not playing...

In the old days serious pool players carried one cue and maybe one spare shaft to play their trade. Not a lot of players even had two...

Minnesota Fats once said, “Gleason used to rack balls for me when he was a kid in Brooklyn.” I say…“If only they had a Delta-13 rack…Fats...

I am Eli Ceballos, a professional photographer at Cryfoto in Brooklyn NY, I play in the National Amateur Pool League (NAPL). I’ve had...