Curt used to sit on the bar stools with a cold bottle of Coke and a bomb popsicle until Grandad was done in the backrooms winning his money or losing his shirt. He would sometimes get into trouble for rolling balls on the table or trying to use a cue to take a shot. Hard to do when you are knee-high to an ant hill. As time went on he got older and better at the game he so loves to this day.

Grandad died on Veteran's Day in 1989, devastating his family and specially affecting Curt forever. Curt worked for a local pool table company during high school and into his early adult years. He followed in his Grandad's footsteps and went off to serve his country in the U.S. Army, achieving many awards and commendations. All the while he was still practicing and honing his skills as a pool player and billiards mechanic. After being honorably discharged from both Active Duty and the National Guard, Curt began to slowly work his way into the industry and has made a name for himself and his dedication to quality craftsmanship and hard work. 
 
Curt adopted his Grandad's nickname as a way of honoring a great man and true mentor in his life. He holds true to his Grandad's teachings and "old-school" ways and passes them on to his beautiful children, who incidentally, are becoming quite the pool players themselves. In his own words, Curt honors his Grandad everyday by providing the kind of quality service at a fair price that his Grandad would have given if he were here today. 
 
We as a company hold true to the teachings of a wonderful man, mentor, father figure and great pool player. We promise quality work, fair pricing, honesty, dedication and commitment to excellence. We will NEVER sell you a CHEAP product,we will ALWAYS sell you a HIGH QUALITY product at a FAIR and AFFORDABLE price. Thank you.

Our History

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We are a family owned and operated company, Curt, owner of Woody's Billiards, is working into his 18th year of experience in the industry. Curt "Woody" Quezada, started his love for the game of pool at the early age of five. His grandfather, Robert "Woody" Woodruff, used to take him to the pool halls on Broadway and Alameda, among others, when he wanted to "shark" or "hustle" other players. The theory behind this was, who would start trouble with a man who had a kid clinging to his pant legs?

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Woody, shooting the last ball of a run out during an 8-ball tournament at Charlie's Billiards, Northglenn, CO

8-Ball corner pocket...and the win!!!

Just a few pics of our family. We value your family because we have one of our own that we love and cherish.

Geoffrey A.K.A- Sexy Beast QB #9
Gotta Love Teenage Boys :)

Alicia A.K.A- Freak Show #18
Super Soccer Player

Amber A.K.A-Bam Bam
Artist Extraordinaire

Jacob A.K.A-Monster Man
Wears his nickname on his face!

Sara A.K.A- "The Boss"
Get in her way and she'll stampede you.

 The Derby City Classic 2010

Thank you Indiana and Kentucky for your hospitality and thank you Diamond Billiards forputting on such a wonderful and challenging tournament. We will see you next year for sure.

Lexy A.K.A- "Sexy Lexy"
A Guard Dog she is NOT.

Thank you Lucasi and Cue and Case for supporting me in tournament play. Best cues on the market...call me to try a Lucasi Hybrid today, you'll never want to shoot with another cue again.

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