CueFeel

Find your line.Trust your feel.

No aiming guides. Just you, the shot, and a feeling that gets a little sharper.

Free to try. Right in your browser.

A white cue ball, a red object ball and the corner pocket of a billiards table
An actual moment in CueFeel

A good shot starts
before the stroke.

Look from behind the cue ball. Imagine the contact. When the line feels right, step in and take your shot.

Looking along the table from behind the cue ball

First, observe.

Find the relationship between two balls and a pocket. Choose a line without a guide choosing it for you.

Close view of the cue ball contacting the object ball

Then, feel the contact.

Judge the cut before you strike. If it feels wrong, stand up, look again, and step back in.

The actual ball path shown after the shot

Watch. Adjust. Repeat.

Review what really happened. Each attempt gives your next judgment something to build on.

A little room to feel.

A quiet look at the game, with its music and the sound of a shot.

English film. Sound on, when you’re ready.

One shot.
A little more feel.

No table needed. Take a moment, wherever you are.

Find your first line

A practice for your judgment. Time at a real table still matters.