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There is no right or wrong way to hold a dart. How you hold your dart is called your grip. Your grip on the dart has a significant effect on how your dart flies when thrown. When just getting started it is recommended to just pick up your dart and….
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Tungsten is used to make darts because it is a dense metal. The more tungsten a dart barrel has, the smaller it can be made without sacrificing weight. The higher the tungsten content, the higher the quality of the dart. The most commonly used alloys are anywhere between 80% and 90% tungsten.
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Not all dart players are overweight. They come in all shapes and sizes, just like the rest of us do. To me, a professional darts player has nothing to envy in the elite athletes of the world. For example, the skill and finesse required to hit a 180 are not inferior to that required when serving an ace.
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Modern darts was invented by a carpenter from Lancashire named Brian Gamlin in 1896. However the history goes back farther. Darts began as a military pastime…
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Most modern dartboards are made of sisal fibers. There are other materials such as cork, paper, wood, and plastic being used, each serving a different purpose.
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Starting at a score of 501, be the first to reduce your score to zero by deducting your total points each round
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How Many Points Is A Bullseye In Darts Worth?
Because the highest number on the dartboard is 20, you...
How To Play 501 Darts (A Detailed Guide)
Starting at a score of 501, be the first to reduce your...
How To Choose a Dart – 9 Things To Consider
There are many things to consider when choosing a dart...
What Darts Do The Pros Use?
The pros use darts that suit their style of play. Weigh...
How To Calculate Your Darts Average
Calculating your darts average can be one of the most i...