brunswick black wolfn pool table assembly instructions

If you are looking to play in Tournaments, anything >8ft will be good cause those tournament tables are 9ft standard. But on the other hand, a lot of bar tables and places you may go out are 7 ft tables so you would be comfortable from one place to another. The smaller the table, the more congested the field gets so skill will help in that scenario. I would recommend something bigger than a 7 ft pool table as it's more fun due to the extra playing field space which allows you to have more options in my opinion. I'm not trying to be the next local pool champ, I just wanna have fun and not get upset cause I'm not the best player but I'm sure you get used to pro pockets as you play. Gold Crowns from Brunswick are standard pockets (unless it's a Tournament Edition) which are a little more forgiving and IMO more fun which is the main reason I went the GC's. Both are very well made tables but there is a difference and I will try to explain below.ĭiamonds all come with Pro-Cut pockets which are hard to cheat and require good aim.

What is the amount you are considering spending in total? Are you going to be moving/setting up yourself?Īlso, IMO I would choose between a Diamond (Blue Label) or a Brunswick Gold Crown (Version 4 or 5). *Full disclosure, I'm a Brusnwick Gold Crown owner so I'll try not to be biased*īrunswick or Diamonds are good options so you're on the right track! One question would be are you looking for a fun table at home or are you going to be playing in local tournaments? How big is your space, cause you need a minimum amount of sq-ft to have a proper playing area.

Brunswick black wolfn pool table assembly instructions