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Pool Tables

Mission Billiards and Barstools

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  • BRUCE C

    Date: 12/24/2024

    Every once in a blue moon you walk into a business that just feels different. It feels more like home. Casual, welcoming, zero pressure...a place you naturally wanna hang out and enjoy. That's Mission *********************************************** in every way. ***** is great...it's clear billiards is a lifelong love of his and he's eager to assist you in any way you want. Whether it's selecting a cue stick, taking pro lessons, improving your rails or pockets, transporting a table, changing the felt, leveling or buying one...this is your one & done shop. They do it all and they do it better than anyone else around. I can't really explain it but there's something about Mission *********************************************** that's unique. Almost like a throwback in time when things were just more gentlemanly, and people actually cared about their customers instead of upselling them. ***** listens to you, he asks key questions so he can guide you to exactly what you want. And he'll have it. And if what you need is someone who can observe your game and show you how to improve it...he's your guy. I wanted to master level 10 English and ball jumping on a tournament table...no prob. ***** showed me the basics, handed me a variety of cues to try and I left with a ******* cue ideal for breaking and jumping & a new case. Here's the important takeaway...there was no "sales effort" involved. I played, I learned, I enjoyed myself and had to push him to sell me stuff. So whether you are new to pool, want to up your game or even go pro...this is the shop and ***** is the man you want to talk to. He is nothing you'd expect and everything you want and need. We are lucky to have Mission *********************************************** in our backyard. But don't sit in the monster rocking barstool...it's way too **** comfortable.

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