Caring for Your Outdoor Pool Table or Shuffleboard Can Be a Labor of Love November 08, 2024David Barry Read up on how to care for your Legacy Billiards outdoor pool table or shuffleboard and how to turn that task into actual fun.
Understanding Abacus Scoring for Shuffleboards and Game Tables June 29, 2021David Barry Whether you’re playing a friendly game of shuffleboard, or you’ve got bragging rights on the line, keeping score is the only sure-fire way to declare a winner. However, keeping score...
How to Make Shuffleboard Adjustments October 22, 2019Christian Gould When you've got a new shuffleboard, there are three important adjustments you'll need to make to your table to ensure optimal playing and accuracy for tournament play. 1. Check the...
Features of a Quality Shuffleboard October 22, 2019Christian Gould At Legacy Billiards, we’re committed to exceeding your expectations in every product category we offer. In our shuffleboard line, we ensure that each product is carefully built every step of...
How to Maintain Your Shuffleboard October 22, 2019Christian Gould Shuffleboard tables are one of the most exciting product categories we have in our game room furniture line. We offer quality-built shuffleboards in several sizes from 9-foot to 16-foot. When...
How to Score A Game of Tabletop Shuffleboard October 22, 2019Christian Gould A shuffleboard is a great addition to a home game room and you can play teams so everyone can get in on the fun. Tabletop games consist of a series...
What is Shuffleboard Powder? October 22, 2019Christian Gould Shuffleboard powder is necessary to let the puck slide smoothly across the board. It is sometimes misleadingly called shuffleboard wax, despite the fact that it is indeed a powder and...
Everything You Need to Know About Shuffleboard October 22, 2019Christian Gould Table Shuffleboard is a game where players take turns sliding weighted pucks down a long, smooth table made of wood. The end of the table is marked with specific areas...
When was Shuffleboard Invented? October 22, 2019Christian Gould In the 1400s, in England, people there played a game called “shove-groat”, which involved sliding a large silver coin, called a ‘groat’, down a table. As the game evolved, it...
