If you are at all interested in prolonging your dartboard’s life it will be essential that you be able to identify the factors that contribute to swelling, bulging, and other types of deformation.
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The pros use darts that suit their style of play. Weight, Length, shape, and grip type are all personal preference. The darts used varies depending on the pro.
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A self healing dartboard is designed to close up the holes left by the darts once they have been removed. This “self-healing” is a feature of sisal dartboards.
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Tennis Elbow gets its namesake from the higher incidences experienced by players of THAT timeless sport. However…
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The PDC Qualifying School is an important event in the world of darts where just about everyone, including amateur dart players, can…
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Since a nice dart board can be the most expensive purchase for a new player, if you’re looking to get into the hobby, you might want to start there.
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As you shift your commitment to the game from amateur to a more dedicated play, you will be told to switch to tungsten darts because they are “better”.
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If you have recently purchased your first dartboard (or are looking to do so), you may be wondering how long the thing will last.
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The PDC regularly stages tournaments that highlight the best that darts have to offer and attract the biggest audiences. Here are those events…
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As darts continues to grow and gain popularity we will see more and more women join the ranks. And thank goodness for that, because…
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Yes, you can bring darts on a plane but only if they are packed in your checked luggage. Most airlines will not let you bring darts in your carry-on when boarding a plane.
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Dartitis is a medical condition experienced by dart players. It is an unexplained loss of motor control in the hand, wrist, or arm. It is similar to “the yips”, and results in the inability to properly release the dart during a throw.
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