[Michal Shaw]

Hi
I have a question:
Whats the best cue for a begginer?

[headmuses]

I would probably go out and get a decent production cue that is in a price range of less than 100-150 dollars.
It will give you a good start to learning your basic stroke, stance, grip, bridge,plus give you a consistent piece of equipment that you can get used to. Make sure you have a good tip on it, and it is straight. Learn how to take care of a cue, and be responsible for it, not just leaning it up against a wall like a bar stick when you are not shooting.Then in time if the beginner takes to the game, he or she can start to look at a better cue, but that is down the road, not at the beginner stage.


Headmuses.

[JoeS]

Players cues are pretty dependable. You can get them for under $100 and for the price they are pretty good. Like headmuses said, just take care of it and it will last you until you want to upgrade.