Side and Screw

Dive into the fascinating world of billiards with C.D. Locock's classic treatise, "Side and Screw: Being Notes On the Theory and Practice of the Game of Billiards." Originally published in 1901, this comprehensive guide offers insights into the techniques, strategies, and nuances of the game that continue to resonate with players today.

Explore the intricate theories behind "side" and "screw" shots, and learn how to master the angles, spins, and positions that define the art of billiards. Whether you're a seasoned player or a newcomer to the table, Locock's detailed explanations and practical advice will elevate your understanding and skill. Discover the enduring appeal of a timeless game through this meticulously reproduced edition.

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