u/okcpoolman

I've been playing with Titlist Chalk for about a week. I had the good fortune to correspond with Dr. V prior to starting, and his suggestion to apply the chalk lightly was valuable.

Titlist Chalk is as clean as Taom V10, and has more grip. When I changed to a HOW Titan hard tip from the Titan soft, I wasn't satisfied with the level of grip I was getting from V10. I tried several chalks and the ones that provided the grip I was looking for, also left varying degrees of residue on the cue ball. (The best grip was Magic Chalk, but every contact left chalk on the cue ball.)

I can recommend Titlist Chalk for anyone looking for a clean chalk that is not satisfied with V10. I like to play 1PKT and 14.1, so close quarter cue ball control is paramount. Titlist allows me to have a little extra confidence in my stroke.