Pro Shop
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Fly out to Phoenix, AZ. Go to Shoot the Bull, House of Cues. Thry have a huge selection of Cue, and you can demo anything in the store.
Only place in Arizona that is like that.
billiard pro shop here in memphis. actually it is in lake land ...a suburb of memphis. you can try out cues on their olhausen tables. a pretty good selection of cues. some customs , but not as large of a selection of high end cues as the previous owner had.
Two that I know of:
Gebhardt's in NE Pennsylvania. I bought my first cue at the Allentown location.
Charlies Proshop @ the new Green Room in Dundalk. You won't find a nicer guy who gives it to you straight.
Gebhardt's in NE Pennsylvania. I bought my first cue at the Allentown location.
Charlies Proshop @ the new Green Room in Dundalk. You won't find a nicer guy who gives it to you straight.
It's surprising how many don't have a "demo" table and "demo" cues, when so many manufacturer's make demo cues.
There is a billiards shop right by my house and they won't let you demo anything, let alone touch half the stuff in the store. They've lost my business for that reason and many more.
There is a billiards shop right by my house and they won't let you demo anything, let alone touch half the stuff in the store. They've lost my business for that reason and many more.
Cues I can understand unless they let you hit without chalk.
But tables.
Well IMO you have two choices
Diamond or brunswick
Save up and do it right the first time.
Look at dealers for floor models I got my Brunswick for $1600 plus tax. No accessories
Has same rails as the gold crowns and I had the pockets double shimmed.
That included setup I had to pay $50 delivery due to the distance. (40 miles)
Damn I'm going to have to check it out. I live up in Dalton.
If you are looking for a production cue Ozone are great people and have a large selection. If you want a custom Hightower I also let people try them out on my table before they buy.
Jackson Custom Cues has a store with a table set up to use. You can try any of his cues and the "off brands" he sells. He also sells tables, new and used, and has several in different stages of completion.
McDermott also has a Pro Shop where they have tables set up that you can try along with cues, both are pretty nice places.
McDermott also has a Pro Shop where they have tables set up that you can try along with cues, both are pretty nice places.