Getting an angle by Robert Byrne
One of the keys to running balls is getting an angle. Not only must you make the first ball, you must get an angle...
A Lovely Kiss-back Double-the Rail
By Phil Panzera This shot is both very pretty and lots of fun. It is also the best scoring option, as both cross-table options have...
Ultimate Banking Angel Drill
By Jackie Karol Knowing the 4 main variables that affect bank shots such as contact point, force, English, & collision induced throw are one thing,...
First Trick Shot by Robert Brynes
First Trick Shot The first trick shot I learned as a lad was a sink-in. Place the balls as shown and announce that you will...
Another Easy One-By Robert Brynes
Many of the shots in Robert Byrnes book are tough even for advanced players. To counterbalance that, here’s one so easy that you can teach...
The Draw Curve
205 The draw curve Shooting in the rail with draw makes the cueball path curve. Here you not only escape without hitting the 4-ball by...
3-Cushion Instructional Article
Shots from Master Play- Robert Brynes One of my hobbies is attending three-cushion billiard tournaments and making diagrams of unusual or instructive shots. The shot...
Two Rails First – By Robert Brynes
Billiard players call this a backup ticky. Aiming closer to the corner pocket with little or no English runs the risk of caroming too sharply...
Shots by Robert Byrne
Around the table If there are no balls in the way, a good choice for pocketing the 9-ball is to go off the left side...
The follow Ticky-BY Robert Byrne
197 The follow Ticky The combination is tough, and so is the standard ticky because the 6-ball is less than a ball width from the...
Trick Shot-Spinning Speed Shot
Spinning Speed Shot By: Steve Markle (WPA Ranked 6th) Here is a fairly simple yet entertaining shot that I recently selected on the 2013 ESPN...
What Would a Sucker Do?
If you look around the room and don’t see any suckers….YOU are the sucker! You made all of your stripes and are now on the...
