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Anthony Beeler is known around the world as one of the top billiards instructors and coaches in the game. He writes instructional articles for Billiards Buzz and SPM Magazine, is a sponsored Ambassador for McDermott Cue, and is one of only two players in the world sponsored by Diamond Billiard Products (along with Fedor Gorst). Anthony is a 2013 BCAPL National 9-Ball Champion, was named 2018 SPM Magazine Billiards Instructor of the Year, and is currently recognized as SPM Magazine Instructor of the Decade. He is also the only Master Instructor in the world with an established Fargo Rating over 700.

 

Anthony’s pool school was featured in the August 2020 issue of Billiards Digest in an article titled “Homeschooling.” That article highlights Anthony’s Virtual Billiard Academy and recognizes it as pool’s first official online school, which Anthony founded in 2011.

 

Anthony teaches students in two ways: face-to-face lessons in Kentucky and online coaching through his Virtual Billiard Academy. He also has elite credentials that set him apart. Anthony is an MPM Certified Mental Performance Coach, and he is one of the first two instructors in the world named an ACS Doctor of Online Billiards Instruction. He is also one of only a small handful of ACS/PBIA Master Instructors worldwide.

 

Anthony doesn’t just teach pool—he knows how people learn. He’s a fully licensed Kentucky educator with 27 years in public education, including 9 years as a kindergarten teacher and 10 years as a district administrator. He has worked as a Virtual Learning Consultant at the Kentucky Department of Education and currently serves as Director of Pupil Personnel (DPP) for Lincoln County Schools in Stanford, Kentucky.

 

With Anthony’s coaching, you’ll learn strong fundamentals, accurate aiming, cue-ball control, smart shot choices, and both offense and defense. You’ll also build a better mental game—focus, confidence, and routines you can use under pressure. Anthony has won 300+ tournaments, defeated many professionals, and even went hill-hill with Shane Van Boening at the Derby City Classic.

 

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