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The tournament will feature eight PDC representatives and eight regional qualifiers. With several top stars missing Gian Van Veen, newly promoted to World Number two will be the highest ranked player on show ...

The likes of Gary Anderson, and Michael van Gerwen also picked up titles in the New Zealand capital under its original name with the biggest shock coming in 2017, when oceanic qualifier and World #28 Kyle Anderson won the title ...

There was another point of focus this weekend however, it was the final qualifying events for the inaugural Trans-Tasman Championship which ...sees the top 16 from Australia, joined by the top 16 from New Zealand ...

Ryuta Arihara ran out winner ... to claim a third successive title on the Asian Tour, becoming only the second man to ever achieve this feat after...

...with a seasonal average over 80 in South American, beating out the likes of Norman Madhoo...

Saturday July 18 and Sunday July 19, with Zhan scooping two titles to cap off a successful weekend.  ...

The year’s third weekend of CDC action saw Events 5-7 take place from July 17-19, as Sevada reaffirmed his status as the current premier player in North American darts.

The PDC Premier event will see 32 stars from around the globe go head-to-head at AFAS Live from September 17-20 ...

Raymond Smith and compatriot Brody Klinge are among Oceanic players to join the 2026 Australian Darts Masters field ...