Leather head: The part that the front of the club touches when it hits the cue ball. It is made of high-quality leather.

First angle: plastic or metal material, connecting the wood and leather of the front section to protect the club.

Front section: The thinner part of the front half of the billiard cue, made of hardwood such as maple.

Upper ring: Buffer the impact force of the contact surface with the middle wheel to prevent the front section wood from cracking.

Middle wheel: Connect the front and rear sections to buffer the impulse between the front and rear sections.

Lower ring: Buffer the impact force of the contact surface with the middle wheel to prevent cracking of the wood in the rear section.

Back section: The thicker back half of the billiard cue is made of maple, walnut, ebony, oak, and ebony.

Grip: Most of them are wound with thread, and high-end billiard cues are also made of leather materials, which can prevent hand slippage.

Rubber head: The rubber part of the tail of the billiard cue has a counterweight screw for adjustment.

A club is basically composed of these nine parts, thank you for reading.