Ghost Green Chalk
Ghost Green Chalk
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Description
A chalk you don’t have to think about. Designed for consistency, it keeps the same feel from the first use to months later, without changing depending on humidity or table conditions. You always know what to expect every time you step to the table.
It stays on the tip longer, applies clean and evenly, and helps reduce miscues without leaving any mess on balls, cloth, or your hands. It also grips great on jump and break tips, giving you confidence across all parts of your game. The feel is slightly more crisp, giving you a sharper, more responsive contact on every shot.
The unique butterfly shape is designed to stay in place on the table - it won’t roll around like round chalk, while still feeling comfortable and natural in your hand.
Used in competition by the current world number 1 player, Fedor Gorst, and tested at shows with great feedback from players who tried it. If you prefer a more defined, crisp feel - this is the one.
After reading the reviews on this Green Ghost chalk, I was excited to trial a couple of pieces and compare it to the Taom green chalk that I had played with for a year.
As a former Pool player (700+ Fargo), I transitioned to playing Three Cushion Billiards.
Three Cushion Billiards frequently requires hitting maximum English on the very extreme edge of the billiard ball, as opposed to a pool cue ball where you commonly play a lot of English, but not quite close to the miscue line.
I found that the Ghost chalk works perfectly fine for playing pocket pool, but frequently results in a miscue of a Three Cushion cue ball.
I was really hoping to introduce the Ghost green chalk to the higher level Pro Three Cushion players, but unfortunately, will not recommended it to them at this point based on the current chalk formula.
Thank you.
Bernie Pettipiece
glove is comfy and breathes well, chalk works fantastic
The best chalk. I’ve used
Works at least as good as Taom chalk.Stays on tip without leaving residue on table or balls
easier to handle... better coverage especially on jump and break tips