With over 30 years experience playing international Snooker and Pool, Greg has gained an abundance of knowledge and skills, competing in many World Championships.
His career began playing Snooker and he quickly moved upwards through the junior ranks claiming two Australian Championships. He was a professional pool player for 6 years and then returned to Australia to pursue his passion for cue sports closer to home.
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Jump shots can get you out of some difficult situations and certainly look impressive, but it is important to use the right jump shot for the right situation.
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Greg explains the proper techniques and strategies for different types of stop shots, including short stop shots, medium stop shots and long stop shots traversing much of the table.
This instructional video also includes some great tips for practicing and drills to improve your game.
Greg explains how best to approach shots requiring an awkward bridge position, selecting the right bridge and how to ensure a more comfortable position when you are up against the cushion, pocket or bridging near another ball. Back to Top
In 1992, 9-Ball came to Australia and Greg again achieved rapid success. He was 2nd in the NSW 9-Ball Championships and then followed with a 1st in the Inaugural Australian 9-Ball Championships. This introduced him to the world stage again, this time through Pool.
His first match was against the now deceased Hall of Fame pool legend Steve Mizerak. Greg had decided to forget who his opponent was and just believed in his ability. This attitude nearly brought a major upset, even though Greg was defeated he still accounted for himself well in losing 3 sets to 2 and in the process found another cue sport he could excel at.
Greg has gone on to claim three Australian 9-Ball titles, the most recent in 2007, some thirteen years after his last title so never count him out. He has been selected to represent Australia in Pool (8 & 9 Ball) in the Trans Tasman Team over a dozen times and still holds the record of twelve out of twelve wins during a test match.
Being selected to play in the very prestigious Challenge of Champions, a 9-Ball event where only eight players from around the world are asked to play is very special. On both occasions Greg has narrowly lost 5-7, giving a very solid performance while representing Australia.
With extensive experience and multiple titles to his name, Greg is a well-known force in the sport. His passion for the game and for passing on his wealth of knowledge and experience to all comers, whether young or old, is just one of the reasons he is highly respected in both Australia and New Zealand.
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- 2 x Australian Junior Snooker Titles
- 2 x 147 snooker breaks
- Semi- Finalist Junior Pot Black (UK)
- 3 x Australian 9-Ball Championships
- 2 x Oceania 9-Ball Championships
- 1 x Oceania 8-Ball Championships
- 1 x Australian 9-Ball Scotch Doubles Champion (with Louis Condo)
- Challenge of Champions 9-Ball twice selected Back to Top
Greg has also turned his hand to exhibitions and coaching, if you are interested in having Greg come to your venue for an exhibition or want some group or one-on-one coaching contact Greg at pro@cueworld.com.au
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CueWorld Pro - Greg Jenkins
