We are the APA Pool League and the APA 9 Ball League. As the nation's first and largest amateur handicapped pool league, we have operated continuously in Atlanta since 1981. We welcome you to see what over 250,000 amateur pool players around the country have already discovered.
Talk to your friends, neighbors, and co-workers. You'll find that they either play in the APA or know someone who does. It'll surprise you! Clerks, secretaries, janitors, lawyers, chiropractors, doctors, waitresses, truck drivers, bank tellers, and even school teachers ... all play pool in the APA Pool League. Over one fourth of APA members are female. For those of you that might be thinking: "I'm not good enough to play", consider this; 75% of APA members are beginner to intermediate players, meaning you don't have to be a Pool Pro to play. The only thing you really need, is the desire to have fun! With the APA's EQUALIZER HANDICAP SYSTEM everyone has an equal chance to win!
Check out our newly designed Photo Gallery... It includes our most recent tournaments and results!
Join our APA Pool Leagues today... for more information: Contact Us By Phone or Through The Website! Don't forget! You need to register with our new interactive site!
If you're already an APA member we are proud to offer you a new interactive Website
Welcome members and visitors! It doesn't matter if you're new to the APA or been in the league for 20 years... take a look around... there's lots to see.
If you're a member register here! Remember you need an email address on file with the league office!
Once you've registered and logged in we're sure the first order of business will be checking out your stats! When you're done be sure to tell us what you think in our Poll!
If you're new to the APA look around and then drop us an email or give us a call. You'll see the the APA was made for you. You don't have to be a pro to play in this league!
Featured Poll
Question:
(Only Members can vote)
How do you like our new website?
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Excellent
93 votes
Good
50 votes
Could be better
13 votes
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Total Votes: 156 counted Last Vote:
09/04/2008 3:38:24 PM
Over the past 15 years, the price of consumer products and services has skyrocketed. In 1993, a gallon of gas averaged $1.11, a postage stamp cost $0.29, and the average price for a new home was $147,700. My how things change! One thing that hasn’t changed since 1993 is the cost of your APA membership.
