We have 9 full-size snooker tables plus thirteen Supreme 8-ball pool tables and two 9-feet American pool tables spread over two floors. 4 of our snooker tables are tournament specification match tables and all tables downstairs are heated to make them play superbly. We also have Sky Sports, BT Sports and 7 large HD TVs and 2x 10-foot HD projector screens.
After an absence of eleven years, the United States National Snooker Championship will make a welcome return to the Embassy Billiards Club in San Gabriel, California, this year, which will be played from September 1 - 4.
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The Embassy Billiards Club hosted this prestigious Championship on eight occasions between 1995 and 2012, and is now owned by last year's United States National Snooker Champion, Steven Wong, so it will prove to be an extra special occasion for him when he defends his title in his own club.
Wong told SnookerUSA.com: "I don't believe I am a naturally talented snooker player, but what I do believe is that a lot of dedicated hard practice, year after year, helped me become the champion in 2022.
The Embassy Billiards club has eight regulation standard snooker tables in the main area of the club, plus another regulation standard snooker table in a private room. This year's Championship will utilize the eight tables in the main area of the club over the four days of play.
With the hosting of this year's Championship back at the Embassy Billiards Club, Alan Morris, the Executive Director of the United States Snooker Association (USSA), said: "I really am so very pleased to have the Championship back at the Embassy Billiards Club after such a long time away, as the club boasts the most number of snooker tables of any billiard club in the United States, which which will afford the opportunity to have the largest number of players to ever participate in the Championship.
"I know Steven has put in a lot of investment in upgrading the snooker facilities in the past year, and so will have every right to feel very proud of his achievements when he starts the defense of his title on September 1st in his own club.
"On behalf of the Board of the United States Snooker Association I would like to offer my thanks to Steven and everyone at the Embassy Billiards Club, and we cannot wait to welcome all snooker players from around the nation for what we know will be a truly magnificent and high quality Championship."
The Billiards Section comprises many Members who are passionate about the sport. The Section organises Club tournaments, Member events, friendly matches, overseas trips to reciprocal clubs, participates in the National Snooker League and represents the Club as a Full Member of Cuesports Singapore.
The Billiards Section welcomes Members of all playing ability to join Billiards Section. Section Members are allocated a snooker handicap according to their ability. In match play, the handicap difference between players is used to determine the number of points the high handicap player should receive from the low handicapper during the playing of their match.
To join the Billiards Section, please fill out and submit a registration form available at the Sports & Recreation Department or contact Tommy at billiards@tanglinclub.org Section Fee Adult Member: $10.00 per month
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Table One indicates the first half of the draw, Table Two indicates the bottom half of the draw. Players appear circumstances permitting. All purchases are subject to a booking fee of 10% of the transaction.
Our car park partners, Q-Park, offer one hour free parking when you visit us. The car park is located within five minutes' walk of the Crucible on Charles Street. Take a look on Google maps for the route from Q-Park to the Crucible Theatre. Speak to a member of the Front of House team when you arrive to claim your free hour.
The World Championship offers entertainment for ticket holders and the general public in the Cue Zone area located within the Winter Gardens on Tudor Square. Come along and watch the BBC team present live from the on-site studio or take part in a coaching session on the full-size snooker table.
E-tickets will be issued as standard and we will endeavour to send them by email up to 4 days in advance of the performance. You do not have to print these tickets, and can simply show them on your phone for us to scan on entry. It may be helpful to share the tickets with all group members so that everyone has their ticket accessible to them, should it be required at any point.
Enjoy the sport on TV and in the press, but, more importantly get out there to your local club and enjoy the game and atmosphere on offer across the region. Chandlers Ford Snooker Club is open to members and guests every day for social snooker.
We are currently at the membership limit and don't expect to accept any new members before October 2024. Visitors are welcome with members as always, and there is a waiting list if they wish to join.
Professional coaching can be arranged on a personal basis with one of our ace players, Phil Benton. If you are interested please contact Phil, by phone, text or email:
07540 844794 / philip@philipbenton.com
Twyford Snooker Club was originally known as Twyford Men's Club, and moved to its current location on the Wargrave Road in 1909 although the history of the club dates back to before 1880. The Twyford Guide & Directory dated 1898 records a working men's club with over 100 members. From inception the local church had involvement in the running of the club and in 1898 the founder and President of the club was the Rev. E.G. Wikinson of St. Mary's Church, Twyford. The management committee consisted of local people who had involvement in many parish activities including H.W. Verey, L. Treacher, H. Franklin and E.S. Davis.
With the outbreak of war in August 1914 the men of Twyford were quick to respond to the call to arms. By December 1914 there were 90 serving old boys of the school and by January 1915 that figure had increased to 100. By the end of the war in November 1918, 276 men had enlisted and it is said that the Rev. Acworth wrote to every serviceman from Twyford. No doubt the war had a devastating effect on the citizens of Twyford as it did in most communities. No less than 34 Twyford men perished during the four years and the first fatality occurred on 18th September 1914 when Corporal Albert Evans, 1st Battalion Royal Berkshire Regiment was killed. Sadly the last casualty, Lieutenant George Jarvis, 5th Cavalry Reserve, was killed on 28th September 1918 just six weeks before the Armistice on 11th November 1918. Several local families lost one or more sons and the death toll must have affected the inhabitants of almost every street and road in Twyford. The sound of muffled church bells must have sounded many times during the long years of conflict.
With the conclusion of the war the Rev. Acworth was once again active in supporting the men of Twyford who had survived and returned home. In February 1919 a meeting was held to wind up the funds of the Twyford and Ruscombe War Committee and the cash balances were apportioned between the Working Men's club and the Berkshire Prisoners War Fund. Rather curiously, as part of the War Committee winding up process a number of captured German Army rifles were gifted to the club for storage (possibly for display) and nothing is known about what happened to them. Perhaps they were issued to The Home Guard during the Second World War?
In May 1919 Rev. Acworth retired to Margate, Kent, but was soon to return to Twyford for the unveiling and dedication of a commemorative tablet to the men of Twyford who served their country. The tablet is unusual in that it includes the names of every man who served during four years of dreadful conflict. Two hundred and seventy six names appear on the tablet recording 34 killed and the remainder as survivors returning home.
There is a well-known stone memorial in Twyford Churchyard to those who fell in the war. Few know there is a second memorial, inside this very Hall, which is unusual in that it lists the names not just of the Men of Twyford who lost their lives, but also of those who returned.
Equally deserving of our praise are those who fought, and returned, to help build the community that we know today. We now better understand the physical and mental injuries that these men carried; some for the rest of their lives.
Cousins is a friendly and welcoming club with great facilities. We are a family run business with over 20 years experience running snooker clubs. We run two London based clubs, our first just off the busy Holloway road, and our recently opened Edmonton branch. Both have great transport links and are easily accessed by road or rail. Both clubs boast a variety of full size snooker tables, English pool tables and American pool tables, as well as fully licensed bars. Our clubs cater for all and we pride ourselves on our friendly atmosphere and helpful staff. We provide the perfect environment whether you want a fun night out with friends, a relaxing drink, or a competitive game of snooker! We look forward to welcoming you to the Cousins family soon!
Three full size snooker tables are available to those who fancy showing off their skills on the green beige. Players of the caliber of Alex Higgins and Joe Swail have been known in the past to grace these tables.
We offer a world class Snooker facility, which is rated as one of the best on the Gauteng Region. Our Snooker section has 10 full size snooker tables plus an International standard Wiroka Steel Block Table. Our members encourage young players to join in this sport and offer complimentary tuition when new young players join the club.
Check out our instagram page for more information and regular updates about upcoming events and changes. There is also a linktree in our instagram bio to join our Whatsapp and WeChat groups where we have a community of people interested in snooker and pool. 152ee80cbc
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