Places to Play Pool in Henderson, Nevada

Henderson, Nevada is located in Clark County, just a few minutes from Las Vegas. Henderson is the second-largest city in Nevada, home to a variety of shopping malls, restaurants, movie theaters and increasingly, casinos. Individuals seeking to play pool can enjoy a casual game in a bar or join a pool league and participate in local tournaments on the Las Vegas Strip, and in national tournaments located in other states.

The 19th Hole

The 19th Hole Bar and Grill is a bar located in the Whitney neighborhood of Henderson, and is a place to both play pool and enjoy lunch or dinner. Described as upscale with a casual atmosphere by diners, the 19th Hole features a full menu, with items like smoked baby back ribs and barbecue chicken, and a full bar. Poker machines and pool tables provide entertainment options for diners. After 4 p.m., the bar menu switches over to a dinner menu, offering pricier steaks and seafood options that range in price from about $20 to $35.

Chappell Billiards

Located in Henderson, Chappell Billiards is owned by Jeff and Cindy Chappell, who also own and operate the Las Vegas TAP league, pool's amateur tour. The pool hall offers 8- and 9-ball pool as part of the TAP Tour league. While most of the league games are played in nearby Las Vegas at casino billiard halls like Bally's, Chappell Billiards is open daily and sells billiards, billiards accessories and billiard supplies. Visitors to the store can practice on the store's tables and learn the fundamentals of pool from the owners, who are proponents of the fun that people can enjoy during a night of playing pool.

Cue Sports International

Sponsored by Cue Sports International, the BCA Pool League offers members an opportunity to play pool in Henderson, Nevada. The organization hosts state and regional events as part of the BCA Pool League. The owner of Cue Sports International, Mark Griffin, is passionate about playing pool, as evidenced by his designation as Billiard Digest's 2008 "Man of the Year." While practice is conducted in Henderson, the actual billiards tournaments are held at casinos in Las Vegas and around the nation.