Have you ever wondered about the difference between inlays or points? What about the difference between the collar and the rings on a pool cue? PoolDawg.com is proud to present the Anatomy of a Pool Cue
Sometimes our product specifications and descriptions can be a bit "jargony". This page will give you the basics of a pool cue, breaking out the 13 primary components of the pool cue from the pool cue tip to the bumper. Essential information for any pool player whether you're new to the game or a seasoned vet and a must read before purchasing a new pool cue.
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Bummer about your Gators cue. You could make a new tenon and install a fresh ferrule/tip on it but it would be a bit of a process and would shorten the shaft. There's a good chance that we could help you find a new shaft to fit onto it. We'd just need to identify the specific joint style to get you a better idea of the options. Send us some pictures ([email protected]) of the joint of your cue if you want to go that route.