Guy’s Billiards

06/08/2026

06/03/2026

🎱 Guy's Billiards 🎱

👉Looking for something fun to do tonight?

🎱 Come shoot some pool, relax, and enjoy the evening with us!

🕓 Open Tonight: 4 PM – 11 PM
📍 120 Sawdust Trail, Waycross, GA

Tables available for rent. Bring your friends and come enjoy a great time on the blue felt!

See you tonight! 🎱✨

06/01/2026

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05/26/2026

If anyone knows who drives this truck please tell them it needs to be moved at least into a parking spot or I will have to get it towed it’s blocking driveway we open at 4

05/25/2026

🎱 Guy's Billiards 🎱
👉No League Play Tonight!
All BCA League Members get 1/2 OFF Pool 🎱
🎱We’re open tonight from 4PM–11PM.
Come relax, shoot some pool, and enjoy the night with us!

05/24/2026

Memorial Day was never meant to just be a long weekend.It is a sacred pause.
A moment to remember that freedom has always cost somebody something.
It is the sound of children laughing in a country men and women died protecting.
It is the silence at dinner tables where a seat never got filled again.
It is folded flags pressed into trembling hands.
Dog tags tucked away in old wooden boxes.
Wedding rings still worn by widows decades later.
Parents who kissed their child goodbye one last time without knowing it would be the last.
Memorial Day is not about those who served only.
It is about those who never made it home.
The ones who gave birthdays, anniversaries, future grandchildren, quiet mornings, ordinary Tuesdays… all of it… for a country they believed was worth protecting.
Somewhere this weekend, a mother is still grieving a son who died in uniform.
Somewhere, a child only knows their father through photographs and stories.
Somewhere, an old flag hangs carefully folded because it is all a family has left to hold onto.
And yet here we are… living the very life they fought for.
The freedom to gather.
To worship.
To raise our children in peace.
To laugh loudly on porches under an American sky.
To argue, dream, build businesses, fall in love, and live ordinary lives without fear.
Those ordinary moments we so easily rush through were paid for by extraordinary sacrifice.
So yes, enjoy the sunshine.
Hold your babies close.
Laugh around the grill.
Watch the fireworks.
Wave the flag proudly.
But before this weekend ends, stop for a moment and remember the men and women who laid down their lives for people they would never even meet.
Because Memorial Day is not just the celebration of freedom.
It is the remembrance of the people who gave everything so America could still have it. 🇺🇸🫡