While I agree with that in principle, I will point out that there's a reason PGA Tour pros don't play with Snake Eyes golf clubs.pooltchr said:Why is it so hard for people to understand this concept? A $5000 cue isn't going to make me a better player. I am the only one who can make me a better player. But I have to accept responsibility for what is wrong in my game. If it's the cue, the table, the balls, the pockets. or anything else, I have no control...and I can't get better. If I am making mistakes, I can address them and become a better player.
A good player will adjust to the equipment...a poor player will blame it!
Steve
To those who are in tune with their games, a better cue can make all the difference, even if it's purely emotional (i.e. confidence) in the world. If it's the difference between making or missing ONE shot in a tournament, that one shot may be important.
And given the confidence factor, well, odds are it's a lot more than one shot.
You can't "buy" a better game... to a point. But get two guys with equal skill, give one a $19.95 cue from Wal-Mart and give the other a $1995 custom cue fitted to his preference, and I'll place my money on the latter player.