You may also call and ask about Billiard Balls.

A billiard ball is a small, hard ball used
in cue sports, such as carom billiards, pool, and snooker. The number, type, diameter,
color,
and pattern of the balls differ depending upon the specific game being played. Various particular ball
properties
such as hardness, friction
coefficient and resilience are
important to accuracy.

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#				Name
1				yellow
2				blue
3				red
4				purple (pink in TV ball sets, see below for the reason)
5				orange
6				green
7				brown or maroon (tan in TV ball sets)
8				black
9				yellow and white
10				blue and white
11				red and white
12				purple and white (pink and white in TV ball sets)
13				orange and white
14				green and white
15				brown, or maroon, and white (tan and white in TV ball sets)
•				cue ball, white (sometimes with one or more spots)

Training balls[edit]

The Jim Rempe Training Ball

Several brands of practice balls exist, which have systems of spots, stripes, differently colored halves and/or
targeting rings.

For example, Saluc markets several practice ball systems, including the Jim Rempe Training Ball, a cue ballmarked with rings
and
targets on the surface of the ball so that the practicing player can better judge the effects of very particular
amounts of sidespin, topspin, backspin and other forms
of
cue ball control, and learn better control of cue stroke.^[16] Various competing
products, such as several other Saluc models^[16] and Elephant
Practice
Balls,^[17] use a similar
aiming
system. Some such sets consist of just a special cue ball and manual, while others also include an object ball
marked for aiming practice.