Mine came out of his Design Studio. Just a TAD more $$$ than a Titleist Scotty. Not braggin', just fact.Nice! Fortunately, you can get those for about the price of a mid-range McDermott. :smile:
If my golf buddies, who think golf clubs are expensive, ever knew what we pay for a freaking pool cue, they’d throw up!
what cues are saving up for ?
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https://www.scottycameron.com/putters/special-select/flowback-5/ About $500. Had a few tweaks done.Ok, mid-range Predator.
Sweet! Let’s see a pic!
I have used the custom shop a number of times. Here are some (not all) of the scottys I use the most. Would be great if cues were in putter price range. Would need a really rare Circle T to touch most cue prices
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He is a player too.
I was told that he is a perfectionist also, about the work that he does on his cues.
Watch the obituaries. After I board the bus, you can contact my next of kin. Your cue is in the lead box with the label "The most special I cue I owned."
That doesn't look good for me, I'm going to be gone way before you sir.
I have the cues I want and have "thinned the herd" down to my keepers.
The only cue I would pick up would be a Kersenbrock. Seldom see them for sale.
If I had to sell all my cues, the last cue I would sell would be my Schick, of all my cues it is my favorite by far.
Ken
The only cue I would pick up would be a Kersenbrock. Seldom see them for sale.
If I had to sell all my cues, the last cue I would sell would be my Schick, of all my cues it is my favorite by far.
Ken
No, it doesn't matter. All it takes to own a fine cue is the ability to write a check. I mean, do you think all Ferrari owners are skilled drivers?
By the way, your Pechauer is a darned good cue to play with...built very well.
(edit) I'm not saving for a cue. Once I got a Josey, I quit thinking about buying another cue. But then, I'm not an addicted to collecting guy.
Not that there is anything wrong with collecting as long as it remains harmless...doesn't take food from the table. If you want to do it, and can afford it, go for it if that's your thing.
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A Richard Black...
At 52 yrs of age... I finally got one about a month ago
Now I just need an extra playing shaft.
Maybe the best playing cue I ever had was one made for me by Richard Black back in 1978.
I am not in the market, so I don’t have a wish list. But if I had a list, Mike Durbin would probably be in my top 10. I have had the opportunity to hit a few balls with two of his cues and I wanted to own both of them. Great playing cues and quality workmanship.
There's one DPK up for grabs: https://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=512758
I'm saving for a Jerry Franklin Southwest, have hit with one and the best hitting cue I've ever tried. And I've tried a few other SW's as well. The problem is that I need a 60" cue, and not many of them available. Had one offered to me some time ago but didn't have the funds at that time unfortunately.
Also I'm currently on the waiting list for a Bluegrass cue but wouldn't expect any progress soon.
