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Darts

A target sport in which players throw small missiles, known as darts, at a circular board divided into scoring sections.

The origin of darts can be traces back to England in the 1300s, with the more modern version of the game originating in France during the 19th century.

Darts was introduced to Australia during World War II when British soldiers shared the game with Australian soldiers. 1 

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Clearinghouse evidence base:

Evolution:

  • Australasian Darts Council [1927-1975]
  • Darts Federation of Australia [1975-2012]
  • Darts Australia [2012-]

Participation

Dart board with a dart

An estimated 37,000 Australians [aged 15+] participated in darts at least once in 2025. 2

A dart

An estimated 13,000 Australian women [aged 15+] and an estimated 24,000 Australian men [aged 15+] participated in darts at least once in 2025. 2

Explore further participation statistics for darts through the AusPlay online portal., opens in a new tab

Governing body

Darts Australia, opens in a new tab is the organisation recognised by governments at all levels as the national controlling body for the sport of darts in Australia.

History

The Australasian Darts Council was established in 1927 to oversee darts across Australia and New Zealand. In 1975, the Darts Federation of Australia was formed as the sport's first national governing body in Australia. The organisation was renamed Darts Australia in 2012. 3  

Documents

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REFERENCES
  1. A Brief History of Darts, opens in a new tab, Dart Corner, (accessed 30 September 2026)
  2. AusPlay Data Portal: Participation by activity, opens in a new tab, Australian Sports Commission, (accessed 30 September 2026)
  3. The Oxford companion to Australian sport, opens in a new tab, The Australian Society for Sports History

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