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The 30 hobbies closest to darts in what you actually do and how it feels. Each one says what's alike and what's different.
Potting balls with a cue on a cloth table, from pub pool to full-size snooker.
Alike: Both social and precise.
Different: More physical.
Table tennisMore physical. Less repetitive.
Ten-pin bowlingBoth rhythmic.More physical.
BadmintonMore physical. Less repetitive.
CurlingMore physical. Less repetitive.
Lawn bowlsMore time outside. Less repetitive.
PétanqueMore time outside. Less repetitive.
VolleyballMore physical. Less repetitive.
ArcheryBoth rhythmic.More time outside. Easier to do alone.
CroquetMore time outside. Less repetitive.
Hacky sackBoth rhythmic.More time outside. More physical.
PadelMore physical. More time outside.
PickleballMore time outside. More physical.
SquashMore physical. Livelier.
TennisMore physical. More time outside.
Clay shootingMore time outside. More of a thrill.
SoftballMore time outside. Less repetitive.
Walking footballLess repetitive. More physical.
NetballMore physical. Less repetitive.
Pickup basketballMore physical. More time outside.
RoundnetMore time outside. More physical.
CricketMore time outside. Less repetitive.
Disc golfMore time outside. More physical.
Ultimate frisbeeMore physical. More time outside.
Five-a-side footballMore physical. More time outside.
Touch rugbyMore physical. More time outside.
Field hockeyMore physical. More time outside.
Ice hockeyCosts more to start. More physical.
LacrosseMore physical. More time outside.
GolfBoth rhythmic.Costs more to start. More time outside.The closest are Pool & snooker, Table tennis, Ten-pin bowling, Badminton and Curling. They're alike in what you do and how it feels.
Ten-pin bowling is close to darts and quicker to pick up.
Table tennis is close to darts and costs less to start.
