World Snooker Tour match centre, calendar, and watch guide
First-party destinations used for current match information, event dates, WST Play, and authorised viewing guidance. Availability can vary by event and territory.
Open official WST siteThe source list behind the site's factual rules, dimensions, and current product specifications.
Last reviewed 22 August 2026Sources support facts; they do not automatically support every judgment or recommendation. Calculators show their method, approximations are labelled, and retailer guidance is cross-checked where a primary source exists.
First-party destinations used for current match information, event dates, WST Play, and authorised viewing guidance. Availability can vary by event and territory.
Open official WST siteGoverning-body participation directory linked from the club finder. Listings remain the responsibility of WPBSA and the venue.
Open WPBSA club finderOfficial 2026 Republic of Ireland club list, including regional group, address and table count where provided.
Open official Irish club listIndependent specialist routes used for fast access to live scores, upcoming matches, order of play, rankings, and the season calendar. These complement rather than replace official WST information.
Open Snooker.orgGoverning-body headlines in the snooker-only news wire. Snooker Site displays the title, source, publication time, and link—not the article text.
Open WPBSAOfficial women’s snooker headlines in the news wire, linked to their original pages.
Open World Women’s SnookerOfficial disability-snooker headlines and participation information, linked to their original pages.
Open WDBSPrimary governing-body history used for the game’s 1875 origins, Joe Davis, Pot Black, the Crucible, major champions, the 1985 final and the modern international game.
Read the official historyOfficial history of early women’s championships, major champions and the modern international tour.
Read the WWS historyGoverning-body confirmation that World Women’s Snooker provides an official qualification route to the professional World Snooker Tour.
Open the official pathwayOfficial history and participation context for WDBS, including its 2015 foundation, events, open days and classification structure.
Read about WDBSOfficial context for the development of the Paralympic movement and snooker’s place in earlier Paralympic competition.
Open IPC historyIndependent specialist headlines in the news wire, clearly labelled and linked to the publisher.
Open SnookerHQGoverning source for table playing dimensions, cue requirements, scoring, fouls, free balls, frame play, and definitions.
Open official PDFManufacturer evidence for current examples of cue length, weight ranges, tip diameter, construction, and joint formats.
Open manufacturer rangeManufacturer evidence for compatibility and stated performance characteristics. Marketing claims are identified as manufacturer claims rather than independent testing.
Open Taom product informationManufacturer evidence for Elk Master tip material, feel description and available diameters, including 9 mm and 10 mm snooker-relevant sizes.
Open Tweeten tip informationPublisher record used to verify David Hendon’s modern history of snooker and its scope before editorial recommendation.
Open publisher recordRights and attribution records for the licensed human photography used on the homepage and history page. Each image is also credited at the point of use.
Open image licence recordRetailer planning guidance for cue clearance, example full-size room dimensions, delivery, and installation considerations.
Open buyer's guideThe accessibility target referenced in the Site's accessibility statement and interface review work.
Open WCAG 2.2Regulator guidance used to structure transparent privacy and cookie information around actual processing activities.
Open DPC guidancePractice routines are original general-purpose exercises rather than reproductions of a paid coaching system. They are not personalised instruction and should be adapted to ability, facility rules, and comfort.