• • 2024 WBL World Billiards Championship (Long Format) Finalist
  • 2024 IBSF World Billiards Championship (Short Format) Finalist
  • 2017 IBSF World Billiards Championship (Long Format) Finalist
  • 2015 WBL World Billiards Championship (Short Format) Finalist
  • 2014 WBL World Billiards Championship (Long Format) Finalist

• World Billiards Belgium Open 2023
• World Billiards Irish Open 2022
• World Billiards British Open 2019
• World Billiards Austrian Open 2019
• World Billiards Pacific International Open 2018
• World Billiards English Open 2018
• World Billiards NSC Open 2017
• World Billiards Jim Williamson Memorial Open 2016
• World Billiards NSC Open 2016
• World Billiards UK Open 2016
• World Billiards Vimy Ridge Open 2015
• World Billiards East Midlands Open 2013
• VEBL Vimy Ridge Classic 2013
• World Billiards NSC Open 2013
• NSC Matchplay Open 2011
• EBOS 2009/10 Jersey Open

• 35 appearances for the EABA national men’s team
• 9 appearances for the EASB national Billiards team

Rob’s first English Amateur ranking title came in Leeds at the final ABC of the 2004/05 season. From there, Rob has gone on to dominate the Amateur circuit.

• 8 times English Amateur Champion (2012, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2024)
• Winner of 52 ABC events
• 8 times English Amateur Matchplay Champion (2011, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2018, 2019, 2022, 2023)
• 9 times Whitworth Masters Champion (2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2017, 2019, 2023, 2024)
• Jock McGregor Handicap Winner (2017)
• 5 times EASB National Billiards Champion (2015, 2016, 2022)

Undefeated in the Lincoln Senior Billiards Championship, winning the title 19 times since 2003.

Rob has won the Lincoln Senior Snooker Championship twice.

• 8 times Lincoln Billiards Open winner
• 7 times Eastern Counties winner
• 6 times Lincolnshire County Billiards champion
• 5 times Lincoln Combined Snooker/Billiards winner

Rob’s highest billiards break in a match is 600, this was achieved in 2023 in Mumbai at the Cricket Club of India Invitational event of that season. This break was Rob’s seventh 500+ break in competitive play.

In 2016, Rob joined an elite club by breaking the 1,000 barrier – a run of 1,123 in practice which took just under 90 minutes to compile.

Rob’s highest break at snooker is 145 in practice, and 142 in a match.

Rob and his doubles partner Adam Sears have won the Lincoln Senior Snooker Doubles Championship 5 times.