Precision Sports
Archery, shooting, darts, and bowls. Scoring zones, equipment specs, and range procedure.
World Archery
Archery (Target)
Target archery is the discipline in which athletes shoot a set number of arrows at fixed distances into concentric scoring faces. It is governed worldwide by the World Archery Federation, whose rules are published as a numbered rulebook in separate Books — Book 3 covers Target Archery, and Book 2...
WATL
Axe Throwing
This rulebook summarizes the World Axe Throwing League (WATL) WATL Official Rules, edition 2026 Season 3 (updated July 8, 2026), published at worldaxethrowingleague.com/axe-throwing-rules/. The rules cover all WATL-sanctioned competition in three disciplines: (Overview; Sections D and E)
PDC
Darts
Professional darts contested on the PDC (Professional Darts Corporation) circuit is played under the General Playing Rules of the Darts Regulation Authority (DRA), the independent, not-for-profit governing body responsible for drafting and administering the rules and disciplinary code that bind P...
WDF
Darts
The World Darts Federation (WDF) is recognised as the governing body for the sport of darts worldwide and is a full member of both GAISF (the Global Association of International Sports Federations) and AIMS (the Alliance of Independent Recognised Members of Sport). All international darts tournam...
WMF
Mini Golf
This rulebook summarizes the World Minigolf Sport Federation (WMF) WMF rulebook, rule 2.3 Worldwide international sport rules, edition "update 20260101" (effective 1 January 2026). Rule numbers cited below refer to that document.
WPBSA
Snooker
Snooker is a cue sport played on a large rectangular table lined with six pockets, in which players use a cue-ball to pot 15 Red object balls and 6 coloured object balls in a prescribed sequence to accumulate points. The sport traces its origins to 1875, when Lieutenant Neville Chamberlain, a Bri...