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For people
new to darts

For lots of us, our first experience of playing or watching darts is at the pub, or catching a PDC tournament on TV. But what if you want to hone your new skill in the privacy of home? Or invite your mates around for a laugh and a bit of healthy competition. In that case, you’ll be wanting to get your own set up sorted. Preferably by the weekend.

As a newbie, choosing which darts to buy feels a bit like choosing a car – there’s a lot of choice at both ends of the spectrum, and you want to make sure you’re getting a kit that feels comfortable, and just right.

Step 2

Choose
your Dartboard

Here are our top picks for a starter dartboard set up that’ll do your games room proud.

Top Tip
Add a lightweight surround to your dartboard, your walls will thank you.
Tip Bristle dartboards last longer, as they have a rotatable number ring which prevents wear in one area.
Dart Board Surround
90% Tungsten Barrels
Step 3

Set up your
Dart Arena

Here’s all you need for a ‘full noise’ dart lane set up at home.

Your dartboard setup should be an area where you can throw darts safely – and play for hours with friends, or practise in stealth to bust out the moves later. Luckily, creating a fantastic darting space isn’t tricky, piggy-bank-breaking or time-consuming.

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Learn how to get the hang of it – hanging your dartboard, that is. Learn more here.
02
If you want to make it ‘official’ – here are the darts setup measurements you need to know. Learn more here.
03
Game On! Here are 5 simple, easy to play darts games to get you started. Learn more here.
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