How to Play

Timed Scoring is exactly what it sounds like: pick a clock: 30, 60 or 120 seconds: and score as many points as you can before it runs out. Enter your total after every 3-dart visit and keep throwing until the timer hits zero, with your 3-dart average and personal bests tracked as you go.

Why It Helps Your Game

Adding a clock changes the psychology of scoring practice completely: instead of settling into a slow, careful rhythm, you're forced to throw at a realistic match pace, which is closer to how scoring actually feels under pressure. It's a quick, honest way to check whether your average holds up when you can't take your time, and the personal-best tracking gives you a genuine target to beat session over session.