Learn the path of the Cue Ball. Stop the Scratch

[@jamesdavis8731]

What you taught here is MOSTLY correct, but not totally. On fairly thin cuts the ball does not come off the target ball at a 30 degree angle. But, overall, this is a very good way to learn where the cue ball is going after hitting the target ball on a wide variety of shots.

[@RichardsWorld]

Correct, at very thin and very thick hits.

[@iouhc19]

Where did you get your prescription filled for your pool glasses?

[@TheDrillInstructor]

billiard-eyeglasses.com/

[@TheDrillInstructor]

Look in left side of my website and click on the image that shows my eyes in the glasses. It’ll take you there.

[@jakespataro2679]

What if your middle finger on both hands is a crooked. No clue why. But it is 😂. I’ve played so much I don’t really need to look at where the cue ball is naturally going but it helps in very specific shots

[@gman5051]

Dr Dave originated this 30 degree rule ..peace sign method . It wouldn’t hurt to give him some acknowledgment for all his work .

[@lgold3416]

You dudes need to stop with the Dr. Dave stuff. He didn’t invent that 30° peace sign. It was discussed in snooker books that are over 30 years old. His “work” is just he reads more than you do. Making you look like a sucka. By the way my husband invented the bank shot. LMAO 😅😂

[@gman5051]

@@lgold3416 your right! I thought about my comment. I apologize. The bank shot comment says it all 😂