Eagle-2
Both darts hit a double or triple of the target.
1 strokeThe game hiding in your dartboard
Golf scoring.
Two darts.
Eighteen holes.
Play the numbers 1 through 18 as holes. Throw exactly two darts at each. Lowest score wins.
No gimmes. Just throw.
18holes
2darts
3par
Same dartboard.
A completely different game.
The whole game in 30 seconds
If you can count to 18,
you can play TwoBall.
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01
Pick the hole
Start at number 1 on the dartboard. That number is the only target that matters.
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02
Throw two darts
Singles are good. Doubles and triples are better. Off the board or throwing into hazards hurts.
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03
Score it like golf
Your two darts make an Eagle, Birdie, Par, Bogey, Double or Triple Bogey.
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18
Finish the course
Move through numbers 1 to 18. The player with the lowest total score wins.
The scorecard
Every throw
means something.
Better target hits lower your score. Hazards raise it. Every hole is par 3 and your worst possible score is Triple Bogey.
Birdie-1
One double or triple target plus one single target.
2 strokesParE
Two single targets, or one power hit plus a safe on-board miss.
3 strokesBogey+1
One single plus a safe on-board miss, or a power hit plus a hazard.
4 strokesDouble Bogey+2
Two safe on-board misses, or one single target plus a hazard.
5 strokesTriple Bogey+3
No target hits and at least one hazard.
6 strokesNo rulebook required
The rules you’ll remember by hole three.
TwoBall rewards accuracy without turning game night into a math test.
Play dartboard numbers 1 through 18 in order.
Every player throws exactly two darts per hole.
Any other number or outside the number ring but on-the-board is a safe on-board miss - except the bull, 19 and 20.
The complete 19 and 20 wedges and the bull are hazards.
Completely off the board is also a hazard. Hazards are not safe misses.
Lowest score after 18 wins. A tie is settled closest to the bull.
THE 19TH HOLE STARTS HERE
Your dartboard already has a golf course on it.
You just needed a game worth playing.
Play a round