The Best Drill For Improving At Pool | The Road To The US Open

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Aaaaand we are BACK to for the third episode of The Road To The US Open, today we're covering the all-important Center Field Drill that Ralph Eckert help popularize as one of the most effective drills for improvement. To set the Center Field Drill up, mark off a 2-diamond by 2-diamond square in the center of the table. Put 4 balls 1 diamond by 1 diamond away from each corner pocket. Place the cue ball anywhere you want in the square to start, then hit any of the 4 balls and return to the square. Repeat with the remaining balls, returning to the square each time. Once you've hit all 4 and returned to the square, leave the cue ball where it lands, replace the 4 balls, and start again from that position. Your run ends when you fail to pocket a ball or fail to return to the square.

In an effort to not get rocked in every single game at the US Open, I've enlisted the help of professional player Hunter Lombardo ( He'll be training me through this process and assessing my many liabilities in an attempt to help me improve.



Thanks to Hunter Lombardo, Kamui Brand, and Society Billiards for the support.

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