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  Without a doubt, the most difficult shot to get consistent at. Everyone has visions of holes in the felt and broken cues trying the Masse'. That doesn't have to be the case if you start with the softer approach. Use a bridge with your fingers on the table and a very light grip on the cue. Now use a light tap and work your way up until you see it starting to do something. You'll be making short Masse's before you know it and your table will remain in perfect condition. When Most Used When your opponent's ball is slightly or directly in your shot path. How To The angle of the cue depends on how far away the blocking ball is. You have to project the cue ball past it before the spin takes effect. The further away the blocking ball is the lower the angle on the cue. The closer the blocking ball is the higher the angle you need on the cue. The Hit Imagine cutting a carrot with a knife and chop for a clean cut.
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