Save Money On Pool Cues January 3, 2008
Posted by Vedis in : Money Saving Tips , trackbackAs much people love golfing, they do say that pool trumps it in so many ways.
Look at some of the benefits of playing pool games:
1. You don’t have to bring your own balls.
2. Your dress code is more chic.
3. You can shoot pool when it snows or sleets and you hardly ever lose a ball in the water.
4. There are no out-of-bounds stakes.
5. One cue, not 14 different clubs.
6. Open until dawn, not waking before dawn.
7. Pool: $5 per hour; Golf: $5,000 per membership
Many pool players know Willie Mosconi as a household name, but have never heard of Ralph Greenleaf, whom even Mosconi said was the best ever to wield a cuestick!
Personal pool cue sticks are more important to pool performance, adding consistency and control as you become familiar with the idiosyncrasies of your pool cue sticks.
For your home, buying four or five pool cues for family and guests can be very expensive. The least costly way to provide enough pool cue sticks for everyone is to buy several cheap “house pool cues” from a dealer or an online retail store.
Prettily-designed cues, however, make you confident and may give you an added boost. You feel more “psyched” to play shooting with attractive cues.
Besides providing economy house cues, BorderBilliards also carries a great selection of exotic and standard billiard cues for the tasteful and no-nonsense players alike.
Don’t forget to keep your new pool cues in top condition with the great selection of Cue Accessories and Repair Kits from BorderBilliards.
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