Pots of Gold: A History of Snooker

Pots of Gold is an audiobook history of snooker narrated by author David Hendon and published by Swift Press Audio. It traces the game's origins, key figures, and evolution from its Victorian roots to the modern professional era.

Who it's for

• Snooker enthusiasts wanting to understand the game's history and heritage
• Players looking for insight into how snooker developed as a sport
• Anyone who enjoys sports history and audiobook formats

Pros

• Narrated by the author, giving direct insight into his perspective
• Comprehensive historical overview from the game's beginnings to present day
• Audiobook format makes it accessible while commuting, exercising or at the table
• Published by an established audio publisher

Cons

• Audiobook format means you cannot skim or easily reference specific sections
• No information provided about chapter breakdown or total running time
• A history book rather than instructional content for improving your game

What to check before buying

• Total running time and number of chapters (confirm with the seller)
• Whether the audiobook works on your preferred listening platform
• Sample or preview availability to judge the narrator's pace and style