Mission Billiards and Barstools

Mission Billiards & Bar stools has been family owned and operated since 1993. If you want the best deal possible, look no further. We possess the industry knowledge, sincerity and pride in our work that makes us the premier choice for the Southern California billiards community. Here at Mission Billiards, we service and take care of every pool table as if it were our own. . . . .... #missionbilliards #missionbilliardsandbarstools #pool #billiards #8ball #9ball #ocapa @orangecountyapa See more

Billiards and #Pool Terms for Beginners. Learning a new sport is mostly about training your body and improving your skills. There is also an added element of #terminology. If you never played badminton, you won’t know what a shuttlecock is, for example. For new players to the game of #billiards, there are a few terms you ought to know. #Bridge The hand position that guides the cue during play.... #Cue A tapered pole, often made of wood, that is used to strike the #ball. Cue Ball The unmarked, white ball that is always struck by the cue during a game. Calling a Shot... Find out more in our blog, link in bio, or https://missionbilliards.com/billiards-and-pool-terms-for-/

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When to Repair or Upgrade Your Pool Table You love the classic pool table in your family home. So many memories and nostalgia are associated with it, that you can’t imagine the house without it. But it’s been many years since that pool table was new, and billiards games are starting to go awry. How can you tell if your pool table is in need of repair or if you should swap it for a newer model? Check below for general tips, but be sure to schedule a consultation to check with our professional team of experts since each table is unique. https://missionbilliards.com/when-to-repair-or-upgrade-you/

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How to Choose a Pool Cue (2-minute read) When setting up your home (or office) pool table, remember to provide your family members and guests with quality cues. The easiest way to go about choosing a cue is to narrow your choices. Set a budget. Be realistic about how often you will use the cue and how much money you want to spend. Expect that a quality cue in the very low end of the spectrum is around... Find out more, https://missionbilliards.com/how-to-choose-a-pool-cue-2-mi/