What is the proper grip for pool cue?

Hold the pool cue at your hip with your dominant hand. Place your hand approximately 4 to 5 inches (10.2 to 12.7 cm) back. Ideally, your back hand should be at a 90-degree angle with your cue. Most beginners start off by gripping the cue too tightly. Your grip should be relaxed and yet controlled.

What is a ferrule on a cue?

The ferrule is that little white piece just below your tip at the top of your shaft. At its most basic level, the ferrule is your pool cue’s shock absorber. Like a car’s shock absorber, the ferrule provides an additional level of control over your pool cue.

Where do you hit the cue ball?

Where to Strike the Cue Ball. You should aim at least a cue tip’s width below center to execute a draw shot. For more draw, you can aim lower on the cue ball, but usually no more than the width of a cue tip and a half.

How tight should you hold a snooker cue?

You HOLD the cue, gently cradling it with your index finger or second finger, closing the hold with your thumb. ​The classic analogy is to pretend that the cue is actually a small bird. You want to hold it tight enough that it does not fly away, but you don’t want to hurt or kill it, even through the entire shot.

Can you get a pool cue wrapped?

Need to re-wrap your cue or just simply need a better grip. Ozone Billiards offers all kinds of cue wraps and grips to help you get a better handle on your cue while shooting.

How do you straighten a pool cue?

Say No To Wooden Pool Cue. Unless the wood is really thick,it can easily warp.

  • Buy A Cue Case. We highly recommend you invest in a case.
  • Be Aware Of Your Playing Habit. In between shots,pay attention to how you use the pool cue.
  • Careful Storage. Not all players can afford extra protection for their cue.
  • Proper Maintenance.

    • How do I pick a pool cue?

    an optimal or preferred weight for you,especially with a break cue.

  • the amount of CB deflection you prefer.
  • a stiffness and tip hardness resulting in your preferred “feel” and “hit.”
  • a balance that feels right to you.

    • How to wrap a pool cue?

    Apply a small amount of dishwashing liquid to the sponge.

  • Hold the sponge and a section of the linen wrap in the palm of your hand and carefully clean that section of the wrap by lightly turning the sponge around
  • Dry the cleaned portion with the paper towel.
  • Rinse the sponge clean.

    • How much does a good pool cue cost?

    Therefore, there are many different options for a pool cue to suit each person’s preferences, purposes, and budgets. The price of a pool cue varied from $100 to more than $5500, depending on its quality. How Much Does A Good Pool Cue Cost? It might cost around $100- $150. A regular shaft will be included with cues in this price range.