09/03/2026
Olhausen Billiards Welcomes “Bean” Hung to the Family
Olhausen Billiards is proud to announce that we have signed a sponsorship agreement with internationally accomplished professional pool player Hung Meng-hsia, better known throughout the billiards world as “Bean” Hung.
Born in Taipei, Taiwan, and now residing in Brisbane, Australia, Bean turned professional in 2011 and has built an impressive career competing around the world. Her accomplishments include back-to-back Oceania Women’s 9-Ball Championships in 2016 and 2017, the 2022 Australian Women’s 8-Ball and 9-Ball Championships, a runner-up finish at the 2023 Predator Las Vegas Women’s Open, the 2024 WPBA Fairfield Invitational Championship, and the 2025 Australian Women’s Heyball Championship. She also lists winning the 2018 Australian Men’s 9-Ball Championship among her proudest career achievements. She was the only female in the entire event.
Bean’s talent, competitive spirit, and commitment to excellence make her an outstanding representative for Olhausen Billiards.
The accompanying photo proves that those competitive instincts extend well beyond the pool table. Bean turned out to be a very tough negotiator—before we could finalize the agreement, she insisted that we settle the last few details with a serious game of rock-paper-scissors!
For more than 50 years, Olhausen Billiards has proudly built premium billiard tables in America. Known as “The Best in Billiards,” Olhausen tables combine exceptional craftsmanship, innovative engineering, premium materials, and legendary playing performance. From our Accu-Fast® Cushions to our factory-built Uniliner frame, every Olhausen table is made to deliver the quality and consistency demanded by serious players.
We are honored to welcome Bean Hung to the Olhausen family and look forward to supporting her as she continues competing at the highest levels of the sport.
Please join us in welcoming Bean—and be sure to follow her journey as she represents Olhausen Billiards around the world!
**Welcome to the Olhausen family, Bean Hung