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Each Connelly billiard table is built to exacting standards that combine creativity, superior materials, state-of-the-art technology and old-world craftsmanship. We're proud to only produce tables that meet or exceed Billiard Congress of America (BCA) specifications. Mindful of our environment, no endangered or rain forest woods are used in the construction of Connelly tables. Connelly tables are offered in six different sizes (from 6 to 10 foot) and in several different feature levels, from entry level to professional. Connelly offers more than 30 meticulously crafted models. Tables are available in many American hardwoods, offering customers more versatility than other billiard table manufacturers. The standard Connelly woods, oak, maple, and cherry, are all chosen for their durability, strength and beauty. Oak - Fine Northern red oak (quercus rubra) is a timeless and revered furniture favorite. Red oak's pronounced grain pattern and inherently hard and durable texture has made its one of America's favorite wood species for decades. Maple - Connelly carefully selects its maple from various regions of the U.S. Maple is becoming one of Americas most popular furniture and cabinet woods, as its pale color complements contemporary designs Its very even grain texture results in a smooth, fine furniture finish. Cherry - Long prized for its fine grain that provides a wonderfully smooth finish, cherry (prunus scrotina) has long been considered the premier furniture wood and makes up much of America's heirloom pieces. Relatively expensive, Connelly premium cherry is primarily of Appalachian Origin. Custom woods - Connelly also offers species to accent any game room motif, including southwestern designs in mesquite, rustic models in distressed knotty pine, and classic styles in walnut. And if your tastes lend themselves to some other American hardwood just ask your Connelly representative. There are 13 different finishes to choose from. Everything from Medium to Traditional Cherry to Pecan. Connelly certified slate from the World's finest quarries is used on our tables. Manufactured to our custom specifications, each set is diamond-honed and perfectly matched to provide a consistently level playing surface. Naturally, all slate is permanently framed in accordance with BCA specifications. A selection of sight materials including mother of pearl, brass and abalone are accurately inlaid for consistent play. You can choose from a selection of hand-crafted pocket styles to complement your table selection. The result is a table that is uniquely personal and will provide generations of playing pleasure.

Prescott
The pictured Connelly Prescott is a two-tone variation of the standard Prescott, featuring a matte black maple veneer cabinet.  The solid wood carved legs are highlighted with either a honey or millcreek finish on the ball portion of the ball and claw design and matching honey or milano stain on the 6” hardwood top rail.  The Prescott offers great ball response owing to its Rapid Rail construction, 1 1/4” slate, and an oversized antique style cabinet which allows for a “direct connect” between the 1 1/2” cabinet and the slate.  Available in its original standard design in maple, red oak, or cherry veneer, the Prescott can also be upgraded as a hardwood table featuring any of the noted woods, or you can choose from solid knotty pine or Connelly’s latest wood offering, rustic hickory. 

Scottsdale
The Scottsdale is Connelly’s latest post leg design. Featuring massive hand-carved legs stretching from floor to frame, the Scottsdale combines a stylish double-arch cabinet, carved blinds, and wide 6” rails resulting in a handsome table that would fit in any upscale home gameroom.  Exclusive features found on Connelly Pinnacle Collection tables include one-and-one-quarter-inch thick tournament-sized slate, and the Connelly Rapid Rail construction.  The Scottsdale is available in heirloom-quality cherry, lustrous maple, traditional red oak, and other specialty woods.

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In 1980, a young man named Craig Connelly, fresh from Arizona State University, turned his back on the corporate world and decided to work with his hands, a set of tools and a dream. That dream was to build a superior company. Selling a superior billiard table. It was a dream born during his college years when he met his school expenses manufacturing and delivering billiard tables for a mom and pop operation in Phoenix, Arizona. Connelly's first shop was a rented garage in Tucson where he made, sold and sometimes slept on billiard tables. He worked diligently engineering and perfecting his ideas for a better table. In spite of pressures to make them faster and cheaper, Connelly refused to compromise. He began to incorporate materials and processes that made the table better. Much better. Chief among his principles was the belief that a better table was one that was structurally superior with thicker panels, stronger beams and wider rails. While maintaining traditional design concepts, Connelly refined his craft and his knowledge. Today, every Connelly table adheres to the original concept and can proudly claim the Connelly name. An important part of the Connelly difference grows out of the company and its Southwestern roots. A clean, uncomplicated, honest approach--with just a little bit of cowboy swagger. Plus a firm commitment to quality and just plain doing things the right way. You'll see this heritage built into every Connelly table. You'll see it in every important detail. And you will definitely feel it when you play on a Connelly. It's even reflected in the names of our tables, which are evocative of the southwest, like Sedona, Prescott and Cochise. Today, Connelly dealers are found across the U.S. and Canada. Connelly routinely ships tables to Europe, New Zealand and the Middle East.

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