Where to shoot pool?

[Field King]

I am looking for a place to shoot billiards? South of Indy or close, prefer non alcohol (I have no problem with alcohol) but will consider anyplace. I was a pretty good shot many years ago and have the itch to play. Anyone have suggestions?

 

[churchmouse]

I am looking for a place to shoot billiards? South of Indy or close, prefer non alcohol (I have no problem with alcohol) but will consider anyplace. I was a pretty good shot many years ago and have the itch to play. Anyone have suggestions?

Ooooooooooooooooooooooo......memory's

No idea these days. Some of the local pubs have tables.

 

[Frosty]

Oh, I thought this was going to be a I'm sick of this damn pool and all the money it costs me thread...

 

[Field King]

No, I really want to play, I was very deep into the game 30 years ago and just want to shoot with wife and friends for fun.

 

[Vigilant]

Airport Billiards West Washington St. Just off 465 by the bowling alley. No booze, lots of tables.

 

[halfmileharry]

Roughly 4000 S. Madison on the east side of Madison. It was a great pool hall up to maybe 2 years ago. Now they've got video games in there as well. Good tables, Bring your own stick if possible.
Oh, cue balls seem a bit heavy so 17oz or above would my uninformed advice. I see a few guys using break sticks on the tables as well.

 

[Field King]

Roughly 4000 S. Madison on the east side of Madison. It was a great pool hall up to maybe 2 years ago. Now they've got video games in there as well. Good tables, Bring your own stick if possible.
Oh, cue balls seem a bit heavy so 17oz or above would my uninformed advice. I see a few guys using break sticks on the tables as well.

4000 s? I will have to look? 1lb. + cue ball seems odd?

 

[halfmileharry]

4000 s? I will have to look? 1lb. + cue ball seems odd?

17 oz stick or heavier. LOL

 

[pute62]

Ooooooooooooooooooooooo......memory's

No idea these days. Some of the local pubs have tables.

Grew up skipping school at a pool hall in Noblesville learning the fine art of 8/9 ball and snooker. It was 25 cents a game and an old man named Smiley ran the place.
I'd love to find a place that has a snooker table.

 

[Informed Decision]

Unfortunately I'm too far away, but would love to join you . Most of my experiences occurred during my service time. I was part of an 8 ball team that traveled from bar to bar like playing baseball.. Had home games. & away games. Boy was that fun. After I got out & came home the only places that I frequented with a table also had clothing optional entertainment. Playing for beers,my buddy could cut & I could bank so we tended to overwhelm the inebriated until we joined them with our winnings. LOL. Good luck on your search!

 

[churchmouse]

Grew up skipping school at a pool hall in Noblesville learning the fine art of 8/9 ball and snooker. It was 25 cents a game and an old man named Smiley ran the place.
I'd love to find a place that has a snooker table.

There was a "Place" on west 10th street in Indy well back in the day. 25 cents a rack. 1 sweet snooker table and the rest were well cared for 8/9 ball tables. Winter (work slowed down) I could spend an entire afternoon honing my skills and catch a few good games with the locals. It was a calm place where absolutely no BS was tolerated. I miss that place.

 

[Speedybruin4]

My roommates and I used to go to John Wayne's Pub at Madison and Stop 11 back in college. Plenty of tables there, and I also believe they do/did leagues there as well.