GOLF SCORING ON A DARTBOARD
HOW TO PLAY
GOLF DARTS.
Your dartboard has been hiding a golf course this whole time. Grab a couple of darts, bring your friends and play 18 holes of TwoBall. Two darts per hole. Lowest score wins. Bragging rights? Absolutely.
FOUR STEPS. ONE GREAT GAME.
- First tee: number 1. That's your target for the opening hole.
- Two darts each. Make them count.
- Eagle? Nice shot. Triple Bogey? Your friends will let you know. Score each hole like golf.
- Keep moving through 18 holes. Lowest score wins. Let the chirping begin.
BIRDIES. BOGEYS. BRAGGING RIGHTS.
Every hole is par 3, but two darts can change everything. Hit the right number and you're in business. Nail its double or triple and you're looking good. Here's how the scorecard works:
EAGLE
Both darts hit a double or triple of the target.
BIRDIE
One double or triple target plus one single target.
PAR
Two single targets, or one power hit plus a safe on-board miss.
BOGEY
One single plus a safe on-board miss, or a power hit plus a hazard.
DOUBLE BOGEY
Two safe on-board misses, or one single target plus a hazard.
TRIPLE BOGEY
No target hits and at least one hazard.
WATER HAZARDS. ON A DARTBOARD.
The 19, 20 and bull? That's the water. Land anywhere in those wedges and you've found a hazard. Completely miss the board? Also a hazard. Hit another number on the board and you're safe, even if it wasn't the shot you wanted.
Still tied after 18? One dart each. Closest to the bull takes it. No arguing over the scorecard.
GOLF DARTS. WITH A TWIST.
There are a few ways to play golf darts. We think TwoBall is the most fun. Two throws. Eighteen holes. Hazards that can wreck a great round. Enough skill to keep it competitive, enough surprises to keep everybody laughing. It's golf without the greens fees, the dress code or a five-hour round.
YOUR NEXT GAME NIGHT IS SORTED.
Same dartboard. Whole new game. Get your crew together, fire up the free scorer and see who's buying the next round.
LET'S PLAY TWOBALL