Professional Darts
Learn the ins and outs of professional darts.
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Who Are The Best Female Darts Players?
As darts continues to grow and gain popularity we will see more and more women join the ranks. And thank goodness for that, because… More
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Who Is The Best Darts Player In The World?
One of the most common questions in sports is, who is the best such and such? We all want to know who is the very best, so we can gravitate towards them. More
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What Is The World Darts Championship?
Every sport has a big event. With darts, that big event is the World Darts Championship. But if you are a… More
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Is Darts A Sport? (And Why)
It can be easy to see this as a common bar and pub game as more of a hobby or board game than a real sport at first glance. But is darts a sport? More
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Should Darts Be An Olympic Sport?
Yes, darts should be an Olympic sport. For years now fans and members of the media have debated amongst themselves about the possibility of instating the game of darts as an Olympic sport. It is unfortunate that so many people are unwilling to keep an open mind with respect to the game of darts and its organized form. Let’s us take a closer look. More
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What Darts Do The Pros Use?
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. More
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Are Darts Players Tested for Drugs?
Yes. Darts players are drug tested as a part of anti-doping regulations set by the World Darts Federation, WDF. Darts players are tested for drugs if they want to be accredited as WDF recognized players or team members, belonging to different darts clubs and leagues. More
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Why Are Dart Players Fat?
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. More
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How To Play 501 Darts (A Detailed Guide)
Starting at a score of 501, be the first to reduce your score to zero by deducting your total points each round More