Cues come in every color of the rainbow, in lengths from 40" to 60" or more and covered in diamonds and pearl--or just good old wood with a nylon wrap around the bottom. Discover the steps in picking a fine cue while you save money.
Here are some helpful hints on buying your "best pool cue".
Your guide to narrowing down choices and selecting the best possible custom pool cue.
“Which brand or maker of custom cue should I try and buy, Matt?” is heard at many of my pool lessons. Here's what I say...
When do you bring your own billiard cues to a special event? I arranged and participated in a pool interview session and photo shoot this week for InSite Magazine, and...
Cue shaft technology has come far in recent years. A reader suggests a better billiards cue shaft and I reply.
Your chance to participate in the great custom cue discussion. What about exotic wood from overseas?
Cue shaft technology has come far in recent years. A reader suggests a better billiards cue shaft and I reply in this article.
A reader posted to me a challenging custom cue question this week. how might you respond?
Seeking the Holy Grail of sticks is a pastime for millions of players--but the real news is inside our story--how to find the true pool grail.
More pool secrets, and here is a pool secret about the necessity of a straight billiards cue--it's a myth! Read on and find out what must happen for a straight stroke instead.
More pool secrets, and here is a pool secret about the necessity of a straight billiards cue--it's a myth! Read on and find out what must happen for a straight stroke instead.
A reader mentions the possible differences between wood cue sticks and fiberglass, which is making a splash. We take a quick and closer look.
Your guide to narrowing down choices and selecting the best possible custom pool cue.
Designs on a cue enhance its beauty and collectible value (even if they don't add a thing to its playability). Enjoy our guide to the variety of cue decorations available.
The joint on a custom cuestick is crucial to a dead solid hit. Made of steel, you can bash open a break shot or if wood-to-wood in make, stroke with confidence and maximum feel.
The sneakiest fellow at the pool hall isn't a person, it's a cue, and his name his "Sneaky Pete". Discover why house cues and Petes might be right or wrong for you to use.
What are the typical weights and sizes in a custom cue? Which choices are right for your game?
The best pool cues are still made of humble wood, not graphite and other Space Age materials.
