This is the place for general darts info. We cover dart rules, scoring, professional players, tournaments, and all the fun and strange dart info in between.
Injuries are common in every sport – regardless of how strenuous the activity is. Darts does not have a great reputation when it comes to athleticism with the general public of the opinion that most dart players are overweight and that it shouldn’t really be considered a sport. Regardless of the degree of athleticism needed …
Tennis Elbow From Darts: What Is Throwers Elbow and Cures? Read More »
The bullseye is arguably the most iconic symbol for darts. Players throw closest to the bull to decide who starts a game, it’s the highest single number that you can checkout on to win a game, and it’s so iconic that there’s even a game show named after it! For all of its popularity though, …
Why Don’t Dart Players Go For Bullseye? (Scoring Explained) Read More »
You’d think that a dartboard has a large enough playing surface (15.5 inches) that it’s unlikely you’d ever miss it when throwing a dart. Well, beginners that are new to darts and even experienced players will find that from time to time it’s very easy to miss the board! Regardless of skill level, a stray …
Can Soft Tip Darts Damage Walls? (The Surprising Answer) Read More »
Bristle dartboards are the most traditional type of dartboard and as such, steel tip darts are also the most commonly used type of dart. As darts technology has improved though, the popularity of electronic dartboards and soft tip darts has equally grown as a result. For those that have a soft tip set of darts …
Can Soft Tip Darts Be Used on a Bristle Board? (Explained) Read More »
Darts is a game with a defined score (501), the aim of darts is to reduce this score from 501 to 0 by throwing 3 darts per turn, and in order to finish, you need to checkout on a double or bullseye. This means if you have a score of 10 left, you can’t hit …
What Is a 9 Dart Finish In Darts (How to Get a Nine Darter) Read More »
