McWorter Cues

Jerry McWorter is an American Cue Makers Hall of Famer and the founder of McWorter Cues, with a career spanning more than three decades. His journey into cue making began in Southern California in the late 1980s, with his first cue sold in 1988. Since then, McWorter has built a distinguished reputation for blending traditional craftsmanship with innovative engineering, producing cues known for their exceptional playability, precision, and consistency.

McWorter cues are widely recognized for their performance-driven design and meticulous construction. Jerry has dedicated years to studying the mechanics of cue performance, continuously refining his construction techniques, tapers, and material selection to achieve optimal balance, feedback, and reliability. The result is a cue that delivers a solid, confident hit and a level of dependable performance trusted by serious players and professional competitors alike.

Beyond his work at the bench, Jerry has played a significant role in shaping the broader cue-making community. He served on the Board of Directors of the American Cuemakers Association (1996–1998) and later as its President (1998–2000), contributing to the growth and professionalism of the industry. He is also the creator and co-producer of the prestigious Gallery of American Cue Art, an important platform celebrating the artistry of custom cues.

In addition to cue making, Jerry has contributed his expertise as a billiards technical director and advisor for commercials, television shows, and feature films, further expanding his influence beyond the workshop. His cues have also gained a strong international following, particularly in Japan and Taiwan, making McWorter Cues one of the most recognized American cue brands overseas.

With decades of experience, continuous innovation, and a deep commitment to excellence, Jerry McWorter stands as one of the most respected and influential figures in the global custom cue market.