Archive · 28 Jan 2026
Two-Year-Old Jude Owens Sets Two Snooker Records
A two-year-old boy named Jude Owens from Manchester, Britain, has set two Guinness World Records for snooker.
He performed a double pot when he was two years and 261 days old and a bank shot when he was two years and 302 days old.
His father, Luke Owens, noticed his natural talent with the cue and supported him.
The editor-in-chief of Guinness World Records, Craig Glenday, praised Jude's skill and enthusiasm.
Jude is now the youngest person to achieve these snooker feats and one of the youngest to hold two Guinness World Records.
Jude Owens, a two-year-old from Manchester, Britain, set two Guinness World Records for snooker trick shots.
He performed a double pot at two years and 261 days old and a bank shot at two years and 302 days old.
Jude's father, Luke Owens, noticed his natural talent and supported his achievements.
The editor-in-chief of Guinness World Records, Craig Glenday, praised Jude's skill and enthusiasm.
Jude is now the youngest person to achieve these snooker feats and one of the youngest to hold two Guinness World Records.
- Who
- Jude Owens, a two-year-old from Manchester, Britain
- What
- Set two Guinness World Records for snooker trick shots
- When
- September and October 2022
- Where
- Manchester, Britain
- Why
- Demonstrated exceptional skill and natural ability in snooker at a very young age
- Name
- Jude Owens
- Age
- 2 years and 261 days (at time of first record)
- Location
- Manchester, Britain
- Records Set
- Youngest to perform a bank shot and a double pot in snooker
- Father's Name
- Luke Owens
- Guinness World Records Editor-in-Chief
- Craig Glenday