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South Africa’s First World Championship Representative, Havenga, Passes Away
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No comments on South Africa’s First World Championship Representative, Havenga, Passes AwayWynand Havenga, South Africa’s first representative at the PDC World Darts Championship, has passed away at the age of 59. Havenga made history in 2006 by becoming the first South African to compete in the World Championship, reaching the last 16 after defeating Steve Maish and Peter Manley. He secured…
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Gotthardt and Hood Claim First-Ever Tour Cards on Q School Day Two
Kai Gotthardt and Justin Hood secured their first-ever PDC Tour Cards on Day Two of the 2025 Qualifying Schools in Milton Keynes and Kalkar. Gotthardt, the PDC Europe Super League champion, clinched his spot on the professional circuit with a thrilling 6-5 win over Steven Noster in the European final.…
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Cullen Embarks on Mount Kilimanjaro Trek for Charity
Joe Cullen is set to climb Mount Kilimanjaro on January 17, 2025, fulfilling a lifelong dream while raising funds for Andy’s Man Club, a suicide prevention charity supporting men across the UK. Cullen, inspired by the loss of his close friend Rob to suicide, has tied the eight-day challenge to…
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Bissell and Tingstrom Secure First Tour Cards at 2025 PDC Qualifying Schools
Tom Bissell and Viktor Tingstrom secured their first-ever PDC Tour Cards on Thursday at the 2025 Qualifying Schools. Bissell triumphed in Milton Keynes’ UK Qualifying School, defeating 2020 World Youth Champion Bradley Brooks in a nail-biting final. The 37-year-old Dudley native, a newcomer to PDC events, overcame a series of…
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Stoeckli and Mol Secure Spots in Q School Final Stage as First Stage Wraps Up
Bruno Stoeckli and Damian Mol headlined the 16 players who secured automatic progression to the Final Stage of the 2025 PDC Qualifying Schools, as the First Stage concluded on January 8. Over three days, players from around the globe competed in Milton Keynes and Kalkar, with eight players per day…
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2025 Bahrain Darts Masters Line-Up Officially Announced
The 2025 Bahrain Darts Masters, held at the Bahrain International Circuit on January 16-17, will feature reigning World Champion Luke Littler and world number one Luke Humphries, alongside six other top PDC players. The event, the first World Series of Darts tournament of the year, includes 16 players: eight PDC…
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Evetts, Gotthardt, and Cameron Secure Final Stage Spots on Day Two of 2025 PDC Q Schools
On Day Two of the 2025 PDC Qualifying Schools, Ted Evetts, Kai Gotthardt, and David Cameron secured spots in the Final Stage, with 16 players advancing. Evetts, the former World Youth Champion, dominated his matches, conceding only seven legs and defeating Jim McEwan in the last 16. Gotthardt, the reigning…
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Hopp, Brooks, and McGuirk Shine on Day One to Advance to PDC Q Schools Final Stage
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Max Hopp, Bradley Brooks, and Shane McGuirk were among the first 16 players to advance from the First Stage of the 2025 PDC Qualifying Schools on Monday. The competition, held in Milton Keynes and Kalkar, featured over 800 players vying for spots in the Final Stage, where PDC Tour Cards…
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Littler Leads BetMGM Premier League Line-Up with Bunting and Dobey Making Their Return
The 2025 BetMGM Premier League Darts will feature reigning champion Luke Littler and world number one Luke Humphries as headliners, joined by top players Michael van Gerwen, Rob Cross, Stephen Bunting, Gerwyn Price, Chris Dobey, and Nathan Aspinall. Littler, the teenage sensation and newly crowned World Darts Champion, seeks to…
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Teenage Sensation Littler Secures Historic World Darts Championship Victory
Luke Littler triumphed over Michael van Gerwen 7-3 to claim the 2024/25 Paddy Power World Darts Championship, becoming the youngest World Darts Champion at just 17. In a commanding performance, Littler averaged 102 and capitalized on Van Gerwen’s early misses to secure a 4-0 lead. Despite Van Gerwen’s spirited resistance,…
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P500,000 Soncuya Cup National Darts Tournament
Organized by NDFP, P500,000 Soncuya Cup National Darts Tournament will be held from January 31 – February 2, 2025 at Marikina Convention Center, Conception Dos, Marikina City. The event is a National Darts Federation of the Philippines National Ranking Event. Sanctioned by the NDFP (National Darts Federation Philippines). Supported by:…
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P100,000 2nd Sug-alaw Festival Regional Darts Tournament
Organized by StarDarts est. 2022, P100,000 2nd Sug-alaw Festival Regional Darts Tournament will be held from January 18-19, 2025 at Ciano’s Grill & Bar, Negros Occidental. The event is a National Darts Federation of the Philippines Ranking Event. Sanctioned by the NDFP (National Darts Federation Philippines). Supported by: Robson. Official…
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