Up and coming cuemakers

Eric Crisp.....SUGARTREE..... his cue is made for playing....:thumbup: nice looking cue...got a lot of character..once you play a sugartree cue...i bet you can not forget about it...
 
I can't wait to get my Marley Custom Cue from Trent.

He's building me a bad-ass wrapless Titlist.
 
damn skippy lol

ill have pics at the end of the week of the test buterfly for you. as long as allt his holiday stuff doesnt hamper my mojo to much.
 
spitz cues

John Spitz u may not here of him much.. But i have seen his work! the above mentioned are all great cue makers im sure. but spitz cues just really, really catch my eye im an old skool less is more kind of guy. dont want no loud 127 inlay cues. sneaky pete fan forever will be! :thumbup:
 
Kenny Murrell has to be added to this list. From classic to new school design he does it all.
 
Trogdon custom cues

Dan Trogdon Custom cues in Waterford OH are 1st class & IMHO best bang for the buck in the US
 
I have to mention Josh Treadway (http://www.treadwaycues.com). He's a local here and was a long-time understudy of Jim Buss; though he's already breaking the Buss-mold, so to speak. I've hit with a lot of his cues over the last 6 months, and will be picking up my first cue of his tomorrow or wednesday (depending when I get the call). :)

This is probably one of my favorites of his: http://www.treadwaycues.com/cuedetail.aspx?qid=16
 
Im a fan of yingling cues. I have gotten to konw mike a lot better over the last year or so and he is very passionate about what he does.

here is a link to some of his older cues i konw he is in the process of making a new website and im trying to get him to start making an aperaence on here.

http://www.yinglingcues.com/gallery.html
 
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