A new initiative aimed at providing opportunities to people through snooker coaching is getting ready to launch at a Bilston ...

Ronnie O'Sullivan has been called out by a number of snooker stars for using traditional chalk that causes 'kicks' on the baize, with Stephen Hendry the latest to pull up the star ...

You'll even get some chalk to use on cue tip - talk about the complete package. One of the cheapest entrants on our list, you can instantly see where the extra money for more expensive options goes.

However, the vast majority of pros now use circular TAOM chalk, which reduces the amount ... He told the BBC: "The [new] cue is fine – it’s just me. "I’ve given up even trying to find ...

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The move to TAOM has reduced the amount of kicks in the game, when there is a bad contact between cue ball and object ball, often ruining shots. There are also far fewer chalk marks on the table ...

and blocks of chalk for the tip of his cue. In recent years, more and more players have switched to Taom chalk. The company's distinctive round blocks of chalk have become a familiar sight at ...

Markings can cause ‘kicks’, which is a shot where contact between the cue and object ball is not perfect. It can occur due to the balls being unclean as a result of chalk residue. Article ...

getting the cue ball cleaned. I know it's an irritation for the other players that Ronnie continues to use the old chalk. "It does give bad contacts and bad bounces off the cushion. Luca Brecel on ...

I’ve borrowed Ben Woollaston’s chalk… OK this is how you play the shot…” White failed to get the correct swerve, however, as he sighed and took a look at the tip of the cue. He then ...