Light white

[kramer8]

Balls get mixed up in clubs. Cue balls get replaced. Some are actually smaller than others. New sets may be different than older ones. I will use the yellow as a cue ball if necessary.

[kramer8]

There is even a theory that the cue ball wears down from being used more than other balls, but I can't see it weighing that much less.

[DandyA]

The standards would rise if all league players were playing with aramith tournament champion balls, peoples cue actions would have to improve as its not as easy to do a flash screw back shot with a normal Aramaith 141/142g cue ball than it is to do one with one of these comical light whites where its not far off the equivelant of playing with a ping pong ball

I'd say that TC balls are a lot more responsive than most cheaper sets, not the other way around. One thing I've noticed is you get far more kicks with TC balls than the cheap club balls..

interesting ... I have my own set of TC's but would agree with The Stig - I can get noticeably more action off a club white (on club object balls) than my TC white (on TC object balls) ... in my case, it might be because I play a lot more UK 8ball than snooker so the weight of a TC white scares me LOL ...

but I prefer playing with my TC's since they're more consistent and roll nicer ... also, I think, the table and cloth must play a part - I play at Riley's so they're not exactly tournament standard tables or cloths ...