The Direction of SnookerZone — More Than Just Snooker on the Table… Snooker has always been more than just what goes on on the table. It’s the atmosphere of the clubs, the characters you meet, even the furry kind, the tough league nights, the small victories, and even the conversations over bacon rolls. It’s a […]

GET YOURS BEFORE THEY’RE SOLD OUT COMPLETELY… We’re quite proud that since making a small first batch of Coin Balance Cue Trainers (six in total) that they have nearly sold out and that soon it maybe time to make another batch to sell on Ebay. The Coin Balance Cue Trainer was an idea bourne out […]

This is a shot I played over the weekend in a practice frame at Oxshott which I potted the blue into the right corner and screwed the white over the left side – and because I had put a bit too much screw on, the white ended up knocking the side jaw of the middle […]

The 20-Minute Quick Loaded Potato Curry…A Whole Lot of Taste, Goodness, and Heat… Cold nights, long frames, and a hungry player — sometimes you just want something hot, filling, and quick without spending hours in the kitchen. This winter warmer potato curry delivers exactly that: rich flavour, proper comfort, and minimal effort roughly 20 mins. […]

Another new column for the site focusing on shot selections in amateur snooker. Having watched some streams of amateur snooker on different channels, SnookerZone likes to commentate on some of the matches seen on live streams and make constructive observations on people’s shot selections. At the time – we all make decisions that either end […]

Become So Disciplined People Call You Crazy — The Samurai Secret to Snooker Success… Have you ever been told you’re “obsessed” because you do practice that seems crazy to some? Good. You’re in excellent company. I recently watched a powerful video titled “Become So Disciplined People Call You Crazy (Miyamoto Musashi)”, which dives into the […]

🏆 The Top 10 Most Participated Amateur Sports in the UK Based on typical annual participation estimates in England and the UK, these sports dominate grassroots involvement: 1. Football — ~11 million participants The UK’s undisputed participation leader. Played in parks, schools, leagues, and casual settings nationwide. 2. Swimming — ~4.2 million One of the […]

Tasty Crispy Chicken Jalfrezi Winter Warmer… Curries are one of my favourite dishes. This is a dish that I have rustled up within half an hour with Pataks sauces, and ingredients such as chillies, mushrooms, spinach and breadcrumb chicken steaks. This dish has colour, flavours, and, of course, vitality and vibrance. These are real winter […]

This was a pot I played yesterday in my league match at Oxshott, and it was a thin cut on the pink with balls in the way – always awkward to get to the centre of the white and to not be thinking about the balls in the way. I managed to focus on the […]

Riding the Cycles of Form in Snooker: Why Tough Periods Make Stronger Players… League snooker has a way of testing more than just your technique. It tests your patience, your mindset, and your belief in your own ability. Last night in Oxshott was a reminder of that. After two or three weeks of setbacks — […]