Printable Darts 501 Score Sheet — Free to Print
This is exactly what prints.
Darts 501
cardzo.app/games/darts-501
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Set your browser to portrait and turn background graphics off — the sheet is drawn in lines, so it prints the same on A4 and US Letter.
A blank Darts 501 score sheet, drawn in lines rather than printed as a picture — so it comes out crisp on any printer, on A4 or US Letter, without a grey box anywhere. Set the number of columns to match your table, up to 8, and print. Nothing to download and nothing to sign up to.
What the columns are
One column per player and one row per turn, running down toward the target. Write what each turn was worth, not the running total: totals recomputed from scratch at the end are how a mis-added column gets caught, and a sheet of running totals hides the mistake in the number after it.
Before you print
| Players | 1–8 |
|---|---|
| Best with | 2 |
| Rows | 16 rounds |
| Winner | First to target |
| Usual target | 501 |
| Minus scores | No |
| House rules | 7 → |
Or let it add up for you
The same sheet works in the browser, on the phone you are holding, adding itself up as you go — and every house rule your table argues about is a switch that recalculates a game already in progress. Paper is better when the battery is the problem; the screen is better when the arithmetic is.
More printable sheets
Same lines, same paper sizes, same lack of a sign-up form.
Keep score offline
The sheet above works in your browser. Cardzo for iPhone remembers your players, survives a closed tab, and works in a field with no signal.
Coming to the App Store.