Getting better at darts, on the record
Improvement with receipts
Latest article How High to Hang a Dartboard: Measure 5 ft 8 in to the Bull Feature • 21 September 2026 • 2 minRecent work. From the desk.
Darts Journalist covers improvement: routines that provably move averages, the mechanics of a repeatable throw, and holding a dart steady when the leg matters.
From the desk
Recent articles
Feature • 20 September 2026 • 3 min
How Do You Score in Darts? Board Values and 501 Explained
Learn singles, doubles, trebles, bullseyes, 501 subtraction, double-out and busts, with worked scoring examples and a trackable practice drill.
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Feature • 15 September 2026 • 8 min
How to Play Baseball Darts: Rules & Scoring
On a conventional board, play nine innings with three darts each, targeting 1–9 in order; singles, doubles and trebles score 1, 2 and 3 runs.
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Feature • 14 September 2026 • 11 min
Dartboard Setup: Height, Distance & Mounting
Set the bullseye at 68 in, then measure from the installed board face: 7 ft 9.25 in for steel tip or a commonly used 8 ft for soft tip.
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Feature • 13 September 2026 • 13 min
Darts Training App Features That Matter
Prioritise focused drills, repeatable tests, actionable statistics, quick score entry, solo pressure play, and dependable access to your history.
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Coverage
What we write about
- 01 Practice Routines Structured games with scoring — so practice produces a number, not a feeling.
- 02 Throw Mechanics Stance, grip, and release — building a throw that repeats under pressure.
- 03 The Mental Game Doubles nerves and match-play psychology, treated as a trainable skill.