Billiard Stroke Training Aid - Buddy Hall Cue Guide

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[<br>Suggested Retail $19.99<br>] "Click & Buy" with confidence from any location, worldwide. Easy, save time and delivered to your doorstep. (100% Satisfaction Guaranteed) If you are not completely satisfied with your order when it arrives, we'll refund your money or exchange any item.<br>Pro Model-Buddy Hall Cue Guide<br>Use it once, it sells it's self.<br>Free shipping & handling fee offered on this product, USA orders only.<br>The<br>Buddy Hall Cue Guide<br>was developed in 1986 by Ruben Rodriguez, who came up with a simple device that lets you work on that aspect of your game even if you don't have a table at home. "I noticed that a lot of players don't improve," he said, "and at the same time I noticed that the best players all had clean, straight strokes. I tried the old pop-bottle thing, where you put a bottle on its side and stroked the tip into it. But after the opening, the bottle flares out, and it didn't really help the wobble in my own stroke. In 1986 I developed a tube, began using it, and noticed my game improved. So did others who used it."<br>Professional Model<br>[3/4" inside diameter X 5" tube length, 1.6 oz. weight] is a training aid designed to improve and perfect a pool player's stroke.<br>Portable enough to take with you to your local pool hall, tournament or on the road. Check your stroke immediately. It's easy, take it out and practice a few strokes. Instantly, you will be able to visually see if your stroke is true. Disassembled [3 parts], fits in a cue case pouch that is 6 inches in length.<br>"The number one billiard cue stroke training aid on the planet for the beginner to the advanced player"<br>, guaranteed to improve your stroke by developing muscle memory. This simple aid will help you keep your stroke straight, your arm and cue working as one unit. The rotating rear foot gives you four different angles to practice your stroke. Use the Cue Guide in the privacy of your own home, on a pool table or any flat surface roughly the same height as a pool table.<br>The<br>Buddy Hall Cue Guide<br>has been endorsed to bear the<br>Billiard Congress of America Training/Teaching Aid Seal of Approval<br>.<br>