Billiards Shot Geometry: Understanding Cue and Object Ball Paths for Corner Pocket Shots #3830708 (License: Personal Use)

The image presents a three-panel instructional diagram for a billiards corner pocket shot: the top panel shows the initial aim, the middle panel depicts post-impact motion with the object ball heading into the pocket and the cue ball rebounding, and the bottom panel abstracts the physics into a triangle of vectors. Red, blue, and pink arrows represent the object ball’s path, cue ball’s rebound, and resultant angle respectively, clarifying the geometric principles behind successful bank and combination shots.

This image is used on instructional pool/billiards websites, coaching blogs, or mobile apps teaching shot mechanics; it serves users seeking to understand angle play, collision dynamics, and pocketing efficiency in cue sports.