Anatomy of a Bowling Pin: Parts and Structure Explained #1650471 (License: Personal Use)

This technical illustration identifies the six critical sections of a standard tenpin bowling pin: the crown (top surface), head (upper rounded portion), neck (narrow constriction), belly (widest midsection), core (internal weight block), and skirt (base). Each part serves a functional role in stability, impact response, and reset mechanics during gameplay. The diagram is commonly used for educational, manufacturing, or equipment maintenance purposes.

Used on sports equipment education pages, bowling association training materials, or product specification sheets; matches user intent to understand pin construction for coaching, purchasing, or repair decisions.