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Keep darts and bowling scores automatically, calculate your golf handicap and Elo change, and find your weight class.

Darts ScorerKeep score in 501, 301 or 701 — the scorer applies the bust rule, tracks your 3-dart average and shows a checkout route for whatever you have left.Bowling Score CalculatorEnter the pins knocked down with each ball and the calculator adds strike and spare bonuses, shows running totals and the highest score still possible.Golf Handicap CalculatorEnter your scores with each course’s Course Rating and Slope Rating and get your World Handicap System Handicap Index, course handicap and playing handicap.Elo CalculatorEnter your rating, K-factor and your opponents’ ratings and results to get the expected score and your new rating under FIDE rules or the generic Elo formula.Weight Class CalculatorEnter your weight and sex to see which weight class you fall into for the sport and governing body you choose, how close you are to the limit and the full table.Hiking Time CalculatorEnter the distance, total ascent and descent of your route and get moving time, total time with breaks, arrival time and a side-by-side comparison of five methods.Snooker & Billiards ScoreboardScore snooker, 3-cushion carom or a pool race with one tap per shot — the scoreboard tracks breaks, points remaining, averages and who breaks next.Archery Score SheetPick a round and tap X, 10–1 or M for each arrow — end totals, running total, 10s and Xs, arrow average and the leaderboard update as you shoot.

Scoring systems

In bowling a strike earns the next two balls as a bonus and a spare the next one, which makes keeping score by hand error-prone. In 501 darts you must hit exactly zero, finishing on a double. Golf’s World Handicap System averages the best 8 of your last 20 score differentials. In chess, the Elo system updates a rating by the gap between expected and actual result, multiplied by a K-factor.

Weight classes

Boxing, wrestling, judo, MMA, taekwondo, kickboxing and weightlifting match athletes by weight class, and the limits differ between federations. The weight class finder shows which division your weigh-in weight puts you in. Always check the current rules of the relevant federation before an official competition.

Related guides

How bowling scoring works: frame by frame, with a full exampleTen-pin bowling adds bonus pins to strikes and spares, which is why a running total can jump. Here is the traditional USBC and World Bowling method, a complete worked game and the newer current frame scoring.Boxing rounds and scoring: how a fight is timed and judgedHow many rounds a fight has, how judges score each one under the 10-point must system, and what UD, SD, MD, TKO and technical decision really mean, with worked scorecards.Chess rules and time controls explainedHow the pieces move, the special moves beginners miss, every way a game can be drawn, and how FIDE defines classical, rapid and blitz, plus how Elo ratings change after a game.Darts rules: how 501, double out and the bust rule workFrom the numbers on the board to the 170 checkout: how to score, finish and set up a regulation board, with the legs-and-sets formats used in pubs, leagues and on TV.Golf handicap explained: the World Handicap System step by stepYour Handicap Index is the average of your best 8 score differentials from your last 20 rounds. Here is how each number is calculated under the WHS rules (2024 revision), with a complete worked example.Naismith's rule: how long will your hike take?Allow one hour for every 5 km (3 miles) and add one hour for every 600 m (2,000 ft) you climb. Here is how the rule works, how Langmuir and Tranter refined it, how the Alpine clubs calculate, and worked examples in metric and imperial.

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