You stopped at the "R's"... Where is the rest of the list??? I'm putting together a list of as many custom cue makers as I can find. Do you have the rest of the list?
When I get out of the deep south I order hash browns. My partner and I owned an eighteen wheeler and we had stopped in Altus Oklahoma. Grits were listed on the menu and he ordered some. Since they were cooking some I broke my rule and ordered grits too. There was one of those big open windows with a shelf to pass food through from the kitchen. Through it I could hear the cook asking the owner how to cook grits. They were as good as I expected!
I'm at work now. I'll take pictures when I get home. The case is not fancy at all but clearly old. Old leather and felt cases are easier to identify than cues for me, evidently. LOL
The case isn't worth a lot but more than this cue that's worth nothing.
I’ve known Dan Dishaw for over 25 years.
He is absolutely a stellar cuemaker, as well as guitars, etc., and all are sought after.
I am not in the market right now, but this cue is a genuine bargain.
(I do not know the seller).
Families take their kids bowling when they are young, schools take the kids bowling, at least around here they do. I've never seen an unhappy kid when out bowling, I know my kids loved it. Yet pool, it's almost unheard of to see kids with parents shooting pool, really unheard of to see teachers take kids to a pool hall. One only need to look back at all the discussions on here about everyone's ideal pool hall, never ever a mention about a family friendly, kid friendly being a part of that. And yet you wonder and complain about why pool isn't popular.
There is hope, and I was reminded of that by a post by Poolmanis, a very accomplished player, yet still willing to give up his time to work with kids in pool, and show them how wonderful and fun the sport of billiards can be. Login to view embedded media
