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Featured Billiards - "Places to play pool"
Name: Country Club USA
Address: 67 Parkhurst rd Chelmsford ma, 01824
Website: www.myspace.com/countryclubusa
Email: countryclubusa@comcast.net
Phone: (978) 934-9700
Info: Country Club USA is located in the beautiful Town of Chelmsford, Ma. We are well known for our Billiard Hall and sports lounge. We have also hosted most of the largest Billiard Tournaments in the U.S. on our 50 Gold Crown Tables since 1990. On the first floor you can enjoy live music and a full bar at Reflections Lounge. Come down! Bring the kids! You can relax, have lunch or dinner, shoot some Billiards, or catch all the games on 34 giant TV's on one of two sports bars. The kids can play in our arcade or have snacks at the snack bar.

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Billiards News

Country Club Billiards - Thursday Night 9 Ball Tournament every Thursday @ 7:pm Must be registered by 7:00 PM Sharp, Free Practice 6:00 PM, $20.00 Entry Fee, Double Elimination, * Race to 5 - ("A" Players) Top Players, * Race to 4 - (Lower Ranked Players). Players that do not win cash, have a chance to be picked to try the Break & Run (One rack of 10 Ball) 2 Players drawn per week for this "progressive pot." At Country Club Billiards, 67 Parkhurst rd. Chelmsford Ma,01824... Buy A Pool Cue - From Billiards.com - There are many things to consider when you have decided to purchase a pool cue. Here we will offer some helpful hints on a number of things to consider before you choose a pool cue. We want you to get the most out of your cue and improve your game. Lets talk about pool cues. There are some specific parts of the cue that are made differently and with different materials that affect how they play and how they feel. These parts of the cue...
You Don't Know What You Don't Know - Back in the early 60's, when I began playing pool, there wasn't much help available. Mosconi had a little book out, and that was about it. Just like today, there were lots of great players around, but the unspoken attitude of that time was "I ain't tellin' nobody nuthin'." Many players felt that if they taught you their "secrets" you'd use that knowledge to take their money. Others felt that... What Matters? - Let's look at some of the vital qualities of better players. What does it take to get better? Beyond knowledge, technique, and experience, what matters? What might you change or improve that will raise your game - or at least raise your enjoyment of the game? Intention: To me, this is the number one ingredient in getting better at pool (or anything). You have to want to get better, and clearly intend it to happen. The more clear your intention, the more clear your results. Expect to improve and to play well. Plan for it. Doubt is the enemy...
Run The Rack - Recently, a player asked for advice on reaching his goal of running his first rack of balls. He has not been playing very long, but has been to pool school, so he has a fairly clear understanding of ball behavior, and his ball pocketing skills are coming up. Naturally, he wants to run some balls and see some improvement. To help reach this goal, and to become more comfortable running balls, here's the approach I outlined: I suggested he set the goal as "run a random rack...  
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