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Updated RecentlyU.s. Amateur Championship Franchises Opportunities
Below is a list of Franchise Opportunities that have been labeled as U.s. Amateur Championship Franchises.American Poolplayers Association Franchise
Administrator of recreational billiard leagues
In 1979, professional billiard players Terry Bell and Larry Hubbart pursued a novel idea - 'why not create an organized league system for amateur pool players' Dubbed the American Poolplayers Association (APA), their brainchild now operates franchise leagues across the United States and Canada (where the organization is known as the Canadian Poolplayers Association). Members participate in annual 8- and 9-ball championships, pay a yearly membership fee to the APA and pay a weekly fee to the League Operator (franchisee) each time they play.
In 1979, professional billiard players Terry Bell and Larry Hubbart pursued a novel idea - 'why not create an organized league system for amateur pool players' Dubbed the American Poolplayers Association (APA), their brainchild now operates franchise leagues across the United States and Canada (where the organization is known as the Canadian Poolplayers Association). Members participate in annual 8- and 9-ball championships, pay a yearly membership fee to the APA and pay a weekly fee to the League Operator (franchisee) each time they play.
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