Club news, Luca Brecel »

[24 Aug 2016 | No Comment | ]
The Grove welcomes Luca Brecel

The Grove is very happy to welcome Luca Brecel in their team. Luca is currently the only professional Belgian snooker player on the main tour, and a very promising talent. Last season he reached his first ranking final at the German Masters and climbed to n°30 in the rankings. With the support of the Grove team, Luca is determined to work hard to improve and enter the top 16.

Exhibition news, Judd Trump »

[21 Aug 2016 | No Comment | ]
Eleven30 Series – Leg 3 – Ronnie pulls one back but Judd got the cake!

Ronnie beat Judd Trump by 6-4 in leg 3 of the Eleven30 series, in Goffs, Ireland. He still trails 2-1 overall though.
It all started with a meet and greet for the VIPs, and a very surprised Judd was presented with a birtday cake. Happy 27 Judd!!!
Goffs is a fantastic venue, and the Irish crowd is always very lively but fair. Last night they were treated to a fantastic match. Just like the two first legs, this was very close and is was high quality: both players made 2 centuries, Ronnie …

Cao Yupeng, James Cahill, Judd Trump, Neil Robertson, Oliver Lines, Tournament news, Yu Delu »

[2 Aug 2016 | No Comment | ]
World Open 2016

Yushan, China – 25-31 July, 2016. It proved to be a bit of a strange tournament with a lot of top players going out as early as the last 64 or 32, one of them being Judd who was outplayed by former Grove player Zhang Anda. Neil was the only Grove player who had a deep run in the tournament: he reached the semi finals where he lost by 5-2 to an exceptionally brilliant Joe Perry.
The tournament was won by Ali Carter, his first ranking win since he beat cancer …

Oliver Lines »

[20 Jul 2016 | No Comment | ]
Oliver Lines Q&A by Worldsnooker

Oli was interviewed by Worldsnooker . He assesses his form since the start of the season, reckons he has matured a lot still turning pro and is exited to face John Higgins next week.

Oliver Lines »

[13 Jul 2016 | No Comment | ]
Indian Open 2016

Only Oliver Lines made the trip to Hyderabad, India to represent Grove. He won two matches, beating Andrew Higginson and Graeme Dott before losing to Shaun Murphy in the last 16.