6) DON'T bring food or drink into settee or bowlers area, a drop of liquid or any type of foreign substance spilled on approach could cause a slip and serious injury.

7) DO wait until you have completed frame before checking your score. Don't come back to scorekeeper after first ball has been rolled.

8) DON'T bench jockey while others are bowling. Friendly bantering is an accepted part of sport, but don't overdo it. Be a good competitor.

9) DO return your bowling shoes to counter control desk after bowling, and if you've borrowed a 'house ball' return it to storage rack.

10) DON'T linger at foul line after releasing ball. As soon as your ball hits pins return to your seat.

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When a manufacturer releases a new range of cues they more than likely will all play same what you are then paying for is level of decoration, or exotic woods that have been used in inlays. For example in Predator 4K Series you would get same feel from 4K1 at £380 as you would get from 4K7 at £720. The only difference would be hole in your pocket. But don’t be put off, if you like a cue and are happy with feel and playability then go for it, who am I to stop you?

To sum up important things are:

·Try before you buy ·Get right weight ·Select type of shaft to suit you ·Get price right ·Choose decoration to suit you.

When you have combined all of these factors then you should get years worth of playability and pleasure from your investment. Some cues if looked after may even grow in value.

By P. Williams http://www.americanpool-network.co.uk