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The average pool cue is 57 inches long, with a draw length of about 6 inches. This is a standard length that is designed for players of average height.
Source: http://coronationbilliards.com/billiardsuppliesfaq.html, http://www.gravesatsea.com/rack-em-up.html
by Pool Player on November 23rd, 2009
Most pool cues manufactured in the U. S. today are 58". 29" butt plus 29" shaft.
House cues (one piece) are typically 57".
But, more and more, we are seeing 60" cues ... especially for taller folks.
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