Golf Darts World Tour — The best way to play Golf Darts! — against a sunlit golf course

Golf Darts World Tour

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What is golf darts?

What is golfdarts? Golf darts is a dartboard game that combines the aim of darts with the scoring of golf. Numbered wedges become golf holes, your last dart determines your score, and the player with the lowest total wins.

What is Golf Darts World Tour?

Golf Darts World Tour takes dart games further with hole layouts inspired by iconic golf courses around the world. Each course offers a different challenge. For example, Olde Scottish follows the hole-by-hole par sequence of the legendary St Andrews Old Course in Scotland.

How do you play golf darts?

How do you play golfdarts? It’s easy. Here are the rules.

Golf Darts World Tour: Rules

Olde Scottish course artwork

ScotlandOlde Scottish

Inspired by St Andrews Old Course
 Georgian Sunset course artwork

United StatesGeorgian Sunset

Inspired by Augusta National
 Maritime Trail course artwork

CanadaMaritime Trail

Inspired by Cabot Cliffs

Free Course Guide with every course

Common questions about Golf Darts World Tour

What types of golf dart games are there?

Golf darts comes in several variations, each with its own rules. Many share one basic rule: only your last dart counts. Some versions use a standard dartboard and the same par on every single hole that tend to be monotonous. Others use custom shapes and targets, so the skills you practise may not transfer as directly to traditional dart games. Golf Darts World Tour uses the familiar wedges of a standard dartboard, with Par-3, Par-4 and Par-5 holes inspired by golf courses around the world. See how every version compares in our golf darts rules for every version.

How many darts do you get per hole?

Up to three. Only your last dart counts.

How many people can play?

Any number, including one. Play solo, head to head, or in best-ball teams, and keep a course record for each!

How can Golf Darts World Tour be played in teams?

Teams play “best-ball” with 2, 3, or 4 players. Each player still uses their last dart as their individual score, and the best individual score counts for the team. For example, if your teammate already scored a par, you have the freedom to throw all 3 darts knowing that if you bogey your team score for that hole will still be at least par.

Is the bullseye a Hole-in-One?

Only the double bull. The outer bull is a bogey.

When is the mobile app version going to be released?

Our developers are working hard on this project. This free app will hopefully be released by the end of 2026. Join our email list for updates.