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Printable darts score sheet.

A score sheet for 501 with room for two players and three legs on one A4 page. Write each visit's score in the first column and what you have left in the second. The sheet below prints on its own, without the rest of this page.

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Player 1:  
Player 2:  
Date:  
LEG 1
Player 1Player 2
ScoredLeftScoredLeft
501501
LEG 2
Player 1Player 2
ScoredLeftScoredLeft
501501
LEG 3
Player 1Player 2
ScoredLeftScoredLeft
501501
Finish on a double. Bullseye counts as a double. cswdarts.co.uk/darts-score-sheet

How to keep score in 501

Both players start on 501. After each visit of three darts, write what you scored and take it away from what you had left. The first player to reach exactly zero wins the leg, and the last dart must land on a double or the bullseye. If a visit would take you below zero, or leave you on 1, it is a bust: the score for that visit does not count and you stay where you were.

Each leg has room for sixteen visits a player, which is 48 darts each. The 501 rules page covers the rest, and the checkout chart tells you what to aim for once you are under 170.

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