Billiards planning studio

JoEngle

Shot geometry

See angles before you shoot.

Sketch the rack, follow an approximate aiming guide, and keep the diagram for the next practice session.

Burgundy billiards table with a crimson aiming line

On the felt

Pinned to the rail

Three notes from the studio, not a scoreboard.

Ghost-ball aim

Place the cue ball and object balls, choose a pocket, and read an approximate cut angle as the layout moves.

Rail routes

Sketch one-cushion and two-cushion reflections, plus kick and combination sequences, as geometric guides.

Shotbook and drills

Save diagrams, turn a setup into practice, and compare two routes on the same rack.

Cue ball and object ball on burgundy felt Corner pocket and rail of a billiards table Still life of billiards diagram cards

Screens

From the table

Studio, shotbook, and a corner-pocket drill.

JoEngle studio with an aiming guide on the table
Studio
Saved billiards setups in the shotbook
Shotbook
Corner pocket cut drill with instructions
Drill