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All: most if not all of our larger locations have rules concerning chalk. Please be aware of and respect these rules! If in doubt, use chalk supplied by the location. Usually, using chalk that matches the color of the cloth on that location's tables is acceptable. Often, a high quality caulk like Taom that does not transfer color to the cue and the cloth is OK - if in doubt, check with the house.

Good morning! This is going to be a long read, but please take the time to read it if you have any interest in what the APA calls the “Showdown Series” – 8-Ball Doubles, 9-Ball Doubles, Jack & Jill Doubles, Ladies Team, Masters and Team Captains Team. I’ve been hearing some comments from time to time that make me realize there are some misconceptions floating around, so hopefully I can address

Something disappointing happened at the Singles Qualifier yesterday that I thought I'd mention here to turn it into a learning lesson for whomever needs to hear it.I left a couple pieces of Taom chalk on a table next to my cues near Table #1. This chalk is distinctively labeled and shaped - it's cylinder shaped instead of the normal cube shaped chalk (typically Master) that is supplied at pool hal