varying forms of dart-throwing activities have existed in history for centuries - the most familiarized version was develped in great britain during the end of the 19th century. the activity quickly became popular in pubs and bars across the country - wooden dartboards were initially problematic since they enabled wear and tear - other material usage was constantly explored in an attempt to make the game as fluid as possible.

using fibers to pin the darts in their place, modern dartboards were created during the first world war - the evolution of dart board products made the game less problematic for bar owners and more efficient for participants.