McDermott cues

McDermott Cue Construction & Performance Features

McDermott pool cues are known for careful material selection and solid construction. They use premium woods such as cocobolo, birdseye maple, bocote, and ebony, along with precise machining and hand-finishing. The result is a cue with good balance, a solid hit, and long-term durability.

Many McDermott cues are compatible with their high-performance shafts, including the G-Core, i-Pro, and i-3 low-deflection options. These shafts are designed to improve accuracy and reduce cue ball deflection, which many serious players prefer.

Choosing the Right McDermott Cue

McDermott offers options across different price points and performance levels:

• G-Series and similar models — Good entry into the brand with solid construction and professional feel
• Higher-end and performance models — Better materials, more refined feel, and often paired with low-deflection shafts
• Limited and high-end cues — Intricate inlays, exotic woods, and stronger collector appeal

If you’re not sure which McDermott cue or shaft upgrade fits your game and budget, we’re happy to help you compare options.

Frequently Asked Questions About McDermott Cues

Are McDermott cues made in the USA?
Yes. McDermott cues are made in the United States.

Do McDermott cues come with a warranty?
Yes. McDermott offers a limited lifetime warranty that even covers warpage — one of the stronger warranties in the industry.

Are McDermott cues good for beginners?
Yes. While McDermott is often associated with higher-end cues, they also make models that work well for newer players who want something more consistent and durable than a basic house cue.

Can I upgrade the shaft on a McDermott cue?
In many cases, yes. A large number of McDermott cues are compatible with their G-Core, i-Pro, and i-3 performance shafts. Check the individual product page or ask us if you’re not sure about a specific model.