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- Parts of a Pool Cue (May 2026) Complete Anatomy Guide 3.5.2026Understanding the parts of a pool cue can completely transform how you approach your game. I spent years playing without knowing what each component actually did, and once I learned the anatomy, my equipment choices became much smarter. A pool cue is essentially a tapered stick designed to strike billiard balls with precision. Every cue […]Ray Whitfield
- Who is Willie Mosconi: The Story of Mr. Pocket Billiards (2026) 3.5.2026Who is Willie Mosconi? William Joseph Mosconi was an American professional pool player from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, widely considered one of the greatest pocket billiards players in history. Born on June 27, 1913, Mosconi earned the nickname “Mr. Pocket Billiards” through his unmatched dominance of straight pool during the golden age of cue sports. His legacy […]Ray Whitfield
- Who Invented Pool? The Complete History Till 2026 2.5.2026Pool, one of the most enduring and beloved table games in history, traces its origins to 14th-century France. While no single person can claim to have invented pool in the traditional sense, King Louis XI of France commissioned the first documented indoor billiard table around 1469. This pivotal moment marked the transition from outdoor lawn […]Ray Whitfield
- What Happens If You Scratch on the Break in Pool (May 2026) 2.5.2026Scratching on the break in pool feels like a disaster, but it is not the game-ending catastrophe many players fear. When you send the cue ball into a pocket during your opening break shot, specific rules kick in that keep the game moving. Understanding exactly what happens if you scratch on the break in pool […]Ray Whitfield
- How to Kick a Ball in Pool (May 2026) Complete Guide 2.5.2026You line up for what looks like a straightforward shot. Your cue ball sits perfectly, but wait – your opponent’s ball is blocking the direct path to your target. You have no clean line to hit the object ball. This scenario happens in almost every game of 8-ball, 9-ball, or straight pool. Learning how to […]Ray Whitfield