Angled Overheads Beat Straight Ones
Ty Butson’s seven-second cue: hit angled overheads, not straight ones. Straight puts are easier to cover; the angle stretches the defense and raises your make-good rate on putaways.
How to hit the flick angle
Summary Parth Mody teaches the flick angle — one of the nastiest kitchen finishing shots…
Different types of overheads
Tanner’s overhead menu in under a minute: angled overhead when you’re set at the kitchen;…