Cue Maintenance & Repair

I’ll be honest—this is one of the most common (and most avoidable) problems I see around here: players waiting way too long to replace a worn cue tip. And it’s not because people don’t care about their game. It’s usually because the decline happens slowly, the cue still technically “works,” and replacing a tip feels…

A worn cue tip is one of the most common reasons players lose control, miscue more often, or feel like their game is suddenly “off.” The tricky part is that cue tips rarely fail all at once—they wear down gradually, which makes the problem easy to miss. Here’s how to know when it’s time to…