I've had the pleasure of doing business with Nielsen's a couple of times... once several years ago, and again this week. This place has a huge variety of billiards gear, complimented by a real friendly bunch of folks who know their stuff. It's nice to find a store these days that really cares about their customer's needs, and then their satisfaction after the deal. This place does, so they get 5 stars. And hey, their prices were right, which always makes me happier than a pig in slop. Thanks guys!

Five stars...their products and services were first class...Thank you for your timely install and great workmanship...can't say enough good about Nielsen's Billiards...

I HAVE DELT SEVERAL TIME WITH THESE FOLKS AND I MUST SAY THEY ARE ONE IF NOT THE BEST I HAVE DELT WITH VIA THE NET THROUGH E-BAY OR DIRECT ON THE PHONE. THEY TAKE THE TIME TO REALY TALK TO YOU AND UNDERSTAND YOUR NEEDS AND WONTS.NO HYPE OR HIGH PRESSURE JUST GOOD PEOPLE TO DEAL WITH. I WILL CONTINUE TO PURCHASE FROM THEM FOR AS LONG AS I ENJOY THE GAME !!

Always awesome to deal with! I usually purchase most of my billiard related items online but thought I would give them a call this time. Great pricing! Wonderful service! I couldn't ask for anything better.

I bought a Schon LTD1221 from Nielsesn's billiards online. Nielsesn's threw in in "extras" like joint protectors, a free Lucasi jump cue w/joint protector, a free cue case, and a tip tapper. I am thoroughly impressed with the service! Thank you Nielsen's!M.B. Wayne, MI

A very knowledgeable gentleman at this store answered my questions about break shafts and jump cues. I ended up buying a Predator break shaft and a Lucasi Air Hog jump cue. Both tips required scuffing before use, but once this easy task was done the Predator shaft was a clear winner. On one of my first outings with it, I had 3 nine-ball breaks within a 15 minute period!!The Air Hog took a bit more practice. I was used to a much heavier jump/break combination cue and the light weight made me a bit wild at first. However, after a couple of practice sessions I was jumping with ease and getting the ball over balls much closer than I had previously been used to. My first attempt during a real game involved jumping over a ball 3-4 inches in front of the cue ball. The cue landed less than a foot past the ball I was jumping and traveled almost the full length of the table and the accuracy was good enough that I pocketed what would have been a difficult cut.I am very impressed!!!