Welcome

Welcome to the Snooker Farm, where many of the greatest players in the game have honed their skills with world-renowned coach Del Hill. In 2005 Del was made an Honoury WPBSA SNOOKER COACH for his services to snooker.

Now, as well as the professionals and many international players — as far afield as Russia, Singapore and the Middle East — who beat a regular path to his door, Del is offering the same facilities to amateur players both senior and junior and many have already reaped the

benefits of the guru’s words of wisdom.

Train to be a Snooker Coach

Aspiring Snooker coaches can undertake a two-day intensive coaching course with Del.

Plans are well advanced to start holding summer coaching schools for junior players who will be able to mingle with visiting professionals and even pit their skills against them on the green baize.

Nestling in the heart of the Lincolnshire countryside, the farm — at Friskney near

Boston — is an oasis of peace where, after mentally intensive practise routines on the match table under Del’s watchful eye, players can relax in the three acres of grounds, try their hand with rod and line in the well-stocked fishing lake or enjoy a game of table tennis.

The farm offers luxury en-suite accommodation and hearty home-cooked meals.

Around the World

The coaching clinics held by globetrotting snooker guru Del Hill are in big demand all around the world.

Del has travelled to coach the national teams of Thailand, Russia, Qatar, Ireland, the United Arab Emirates and Kuwait.

He also coached in Jordan, Romania Belgium and Malta.

Del is also the England manager and coach and in his debut season last September - with professional Nigel Bond as his assistant - guided England’s teams to snooker’s Grand Slam, winning all five age groups in the Home Internationals at Prestatyn.

Contact Del

Phone:
+44 (0)7544 147 147

E-mail:
Del@DelCoachesSnooker.com

Address:
Deans Farm
Patmans Lane,
Friskney,
Boston,
Lincolnshire
PE22 8QJ
United Kingdom

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