Ronnie cue

[vucko117]

Which cue is Ronnie using now. Is it the same which he used in Masters. I remember that he wasn't 100% pleased with that cue so I am curious is he changed it again.

[MattCash]

Ronnie gave the cue he won the Masters with to a friend of his.

My guess is that ronnie has had a new Parris made

[vucko117]

I am amazed... I never saw player who can change so many cues in so little time and play perfectly... But that is Ronnie

[MattCash]

yup, i wouldn't be surprised to see ronnie knock in a ton with an old broom handle.

might want a tip on it though

[noel]

I am amazed... I never saw player who can change so many cues in so little time and play perfectly... But that is Ronnie

vucko117...

So far a perfect B+


=o)

Noel

[cueman]

Ronnie gave the cue he won the Masters with to a friend of his.

My guess is that ronnie has had a new Parris made

Nope, he got that back, its the same cue he won the masters with. I remember this in the Welsh Open as it was the big question of what he would play with.

[varion2001]

yeah, ronnie can surely pot balls with any cue, i dont think he needs a lot of time to get used to a new cue, especially with the same specs as the previous one.

[mooneyy]

That depends on your definition of "have gotten used to a cue".

He can play to a very high standard with any cue for sure. But I think he'd said
at the Masters that he wasn't entirely comfortable with his new one because
he wasn't able to play all sorts of shots how he would have liked it.

So it's one thing to be able to play very good snooker with a cue, but another
one to be confident with it and to have really gotten used to it.

[Snook1]

Cue

Does any know the full spec of the Ronnies cue?

Tip size, weight, length etc.

[MattCash]

9.6mm tip
58.125" long
18.25 Oz

[RGCirencester]

Im pretty sure its more than a little and less than a lot....

[vucko117]

vucko117...

So far a perfect B+


=o)

Noel

That is a very nice grade