The least costly way to provide enough sticks for everyone is to buy several cheap “house cues” from a dealer or pool hall. House cues run less than $10 each and give far more satisfaction than the more costly rip-offs passing for values found in department stores.
Just one special cue or two should go with the rest
Photo (c) Shreveport Faces
A detailed, in-depth look at buying personal cues and custom cuestick appears elsewhere on this Guide site. For your home, suffice it to say that buying four or five custom cues for family and guests can be expensive.
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