I am also a beginner. I want to buy a club to practice billiards. Please recommend a prawn.

This is a similar question that has been answered before. Please see if I can help you.

Players who haven't bought a club at first don't understand the club and have no direction at all.

I don't know what kind of club is good, and I don't know what kind of performance club I am suitable for (weight, wood hardness, length, etc. ).

Beginners should first set a future direction for themselves and decide what kind of clubs to buy.

One: Nine clubs.

Two: Snooker bar.

Nine sticks: At first, girls used it more. However, the current trend includes more and more use by boys. First, the appearance is good, the hitting feeling is soft and delicate, and it is not suitable for hitting the ball vigorously, mainly emphasizing the gear. Suitable for playing fancy nine-ball and American-style drop bag (Chinese eight-ball)

Snooker club: keen sense of hitting the ball, high requirements for basic skills, emphasizing accuracy and club method.

At first, you can buy a club with a price of less than 500, and even the most expensive beginners can't experience the performance of the club. Basically, well-known domestic clubs can be selected, as long as the quality is not faulty and the performance of clubs is moderate, so that there can be a future reference standard. Take the current club as a reference, and you will know what kind of club you are suitable for after a long time. If you buy a club in the future, you don't need to be recommended by others. At least you can rule out some clubs that make you uncomfortable (even expensive clubs)

Another point is that when buying, after knowing the brand model, it is best to check the product information as much as possible. As the saying goes, shop around, so it is not easy to be fooled.

That's about it. You can leave me a message if you don't understand! I can recommend some clubs to you. If it's detailed, it's hard to make it clear!