Buddy Hall has been credited for creating the "clock system" which is a technique for where to hit the cue-ball, using the clock as a mechanism for where to aim.
10 Facts About Buddy Hall
Buddy Hall began playing at 14 years of age in a soda shop in his home town.
Buddy Hall cut his teeth at Herbie Lynn's pool room and was dominating the regulars.
Buddy Hall took All-Around first place there in 1974 winning $6,800 and after continued to compete in the Dayton Open Tournaments for many years.
Buddy Hall had an ESPN's announcement of his win, which was the first ever mention of a billiard player on that cable television network.
Buddy Hall is a winner of over 100 professional tournaments in pocket billiards.
In 1974 Buddy Hall won one of his first events in the Dayton Open all-around tournament.
Buddy Hall was the thirty ninth inductee in the Billiard Congress of America's Buddy Hall of Fame, in the year 2000.
Buddy Hall was named Player of the Year by the pool media, to include Pro Billiards Tour, National Billiard News and the Billiards Digest Magazine, in 1982,1991,1997,1998.
Buddy Hall is starring in the upcoming billiard movie, "The Tale of Texas Pool", set to be released on December 25,2024.