by Andrew Bullis | Jan 31, 2019 | Billiard News, McDermott Cue
Having shown you how to get the right stance, how to place your bridge the right distance from the cue ball, and how to grip the cue correctly, Anthony now shows you how to form the six main types of bridges. He covers the open bridge, closed bridge, rail bridge,...
by Becky Rosner | Jan 30, 2019 | Billiard News by APA at PoolPlayers.com
Spring Issue of The American Poolplayer Magazine This issue contains 2018 U.S. Amateur Championship coverage, pro instruction and much more! Click the image to view now! The post Spring 2019 Issue of The American Poolplayer Magazine appeared first on American...
by Becky Rosner | Jan 30, 2019 | Billiard News by APA at PoolPlayers.com
By Jason Bowman APA celebrates its 40th Anniversary in 2019. For four decades, APA has been introducing people, who might otherwise never have picked up a cue stick, to the sport of pool. Newcomers and skilled sharpshooters alike, regardless of age, occupation, or...
by Andrew Bullis | Jan 24, 2019 | Billiard News, McDermott Cue
Having shown you the correct stance and bridge hand distance, Anthony now explains how you should grip the cue. He shows you how to determine the right grip pressure, what your fingers should be doing when shooting, and how to stay consistent when stroking. Stay tuned...
by Andrew Bullis | Jan 23, 2019 | Billiard News, McDermott Cue
If the D-23 and its colored rose hinted at a new art direction the company was taking, the E series was the destination. Launched in 1990, the E series included an extensive selection of cues with a wide variety of representational, inlaid art. Some of the more...
by Greg Fletcher | Jan 21, 2019 | Billiard News by APA at PoolPlayers.com
Users can add their matches to their calendar Many players have asked for the ability to add their match schedule to their device’s calendar so they can keep track of when they play pool next in light of their other obligations and schedules. With this latest...
