Cue Sports
Cue Sports
Basics
Cue sports include wheelchair snooker and wheelchair pool
No cue sports are part of the Paralympic programme
Rules and regulations for disability cue sports are similar to those of the able bodied versions of the cue sports
All players must have both feet and the footplate of their wheelchair off the ground when hitting a shot
Who can participate?
Anyone with a disability that doesn’t allow them to play regular cue sports is encouraged to play disability cue sports.
Where in the world?
Cue sports are popular around the world as a leisure activity. For more information on cue sports please use the links below.
What’s near me?
Membership to a local cue sports club is recommended if you want to become involved in playing. Local clubs can be found using Google search.
Further information
British Wheelchair Cue Sports Association
