Darts01 is a UK dart information website, covering a number of aspects relating to darts. Here you will find information as regards the history of the sport and dartboards used over time. It is a general information website that has been well researched that I hope all dart players regardless of level can enjoy.

If you are just looking for some basic ‘01 rules or games you can play on a standard dartboard then there should be enough on here to whet your appetite. If you just want to know how to set-up your standard dartboard or looking for information on some of the UK regional dartboards then again you have found the right place for this information.

New players may like to take a look at the darts checkout page where you can download and print a ’01 checkout chart for your own use. These are useful when you are starting to learn the game and can help you memorise two and three dart combination finishes. If you are a disabled player then I have some resource information on this website that you might find useful. This includes the dartboard set-up for a wheelchair user and a copy of the disability regulations. There are also links to the World Disability Darts Association and the British Disability Darts Association on the disability darts page.

Players that want to improve their games might like the section ‘Practice’. Here you will find some guidelines on how to improve your throw, accuracy and checkouts. However, as the heading states ‘Practice’ is the key.

Over the years of playing darts and researching the game, I have come across a number of articles that have not been researched correctly. Basically, information that has been provided with good intent but is in fact wrong. I hope to cover a lot of the facts and myths on this website and address a number of the FAQ that has plagued the sport for many a year.

This website is not about giving you the latest stats on players as this is well covered on the main darts governing bodies websites and dedicated dart players information websites. However, if you are looking for find previous major tournament winners including the events such as the News of the World individual Championships that is no longer played, then you will find them here

The news section covers some of the major tournaments due to be played or played depending when you read it.

Viewers may find some of this information featured on this website also appears on some of the other dart websites I write. However, each of the websites is unique in their own way, whether it is a player’s website or a dart information website.

Please enjoy the website.

Darts01.com – UK Darts Knowledge at it’s best.

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Featured Darts Events

PDC World Cup of Darts - 40 Nations, 2023

The PDC World Cup of Darts expands the number of nations competing to 40. Previously, only 32 nations competed. Additional teams will include Iceland, Ukraine and Bahrain, taking part for the first time.

With the increased number of nations, there is a change to the format. The top four ranked nations, based on the lowest cumulative PDC Order of Merit ranking of the two competing players, will be seeded and will enter the event in the second round. At the same time, the remaining 36 teams will be split into 12 groups. Each group will feature a seeded nation and will play three round-robin first-round matches. The winner of each group will progress to the second round.

 

The increasingly popular WSDT makes its way to Westlands Yeovil, Somerset, for the second Master's tournament. Players include ex-world champions Phil Taylor, John Part, Martin Adams, Trina Gulliver MBE and a host of top darting stars. This year the form BDO World Champion runner-up Mark McGeeney, known as 'Gladiator', will debut after qualifying via the knockout stages.

 

The PDC Players Championships starts on 11 February. Thirty rounds with increased prize fund. The competition concludes with the Players Champions Finals at the Butlin’s Minehead Resort on 24-26 November. Individual rounds are shown on the PDCTV streaming channel (a subscription is required), and live scoring can be seen free via Dart Connect. The finals will be broadcast live via ITVSport (ITV4 / ITV3), DAZN and Viaplay. See the PDC Website for other worldwide broadcasters.

 

The PDC Women’s Series is a must-go event for any top-class women’s dart player. With 24 Individual events with increased prize funds. The top eight performing players become eligible to play in the PDC Women’s Matchplay, and the top two book themselves a place in the PDC World Darts Champions. The Women’s World Series can be viewed via the PDCTV streaming channel (a subscription is required), and live scoring can be seen free via Dart Connect.

 

The MODUS Super Series continues its exciting new weekly darts competition featuring some of the biggest names in darts. Top international players compete, including Fallon Sherrock, Martin Adams, Robert Thornton, and many more.

Each week's mini-event concludes with a £5K first prize, and the winner then moves on to the Series finals with a chance of winning £20K.

Hosted at a top-spec, purpose-built location in Portsmouth, the MODUS Super Series will see more than 30 hours of matches broadcast LIVE Monday to Saturday every week, currently available on Sporty Stuff TV (SKY 437, Freesat 250, Freeview 264 and online at sportystuff.tv), with players competing for a share of over £1m on offer per year.

 

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