Halls of Fame

World Cup Of Darts: Honour Roll

World Cup of Darts underwent several incarnations, new formats and venues and will again be revamped as a doubles only event in 2023:

Hall of Fame: The Premier League

Since then we have progressed to a total of 7 different winners with MVG also matching Phil's run of 4 in a row....

Hall of Fame: Women’s Series

One of the few good things to come out of the Covid-19 dominated 2020 season was the decision by the Professional Darts Corporation (PDC)...

Hall Of Fame: The European Tour – A Revolution’s Roll of Honour

From a handful in 2012 through to 13 weekends in 2019 the tour has proven a huge success, have a look below to see the names on the trophies and the rapid growth of the new format:

UK Open Hall of Fame

As this fabulous event comes of age we note some of the most significant events and statistics in the 21 years since...

PDC The Masters / Winmau World Masters: Hall of Fame

Luke Humphries clamed the inaugural hosting of the newly revamped event in Jan/February 2025...

W/ADC Rolls of Honour

A set number of events are played in high quality environments, close in style to the PDCs tier tours, and the top 8 table are invited to a tour finals event...

PDC World Youth Championship: Hall of Fame

It is worth noting that not only do the winners go down in history, the events runners-up have a superb record of going on to pro tour or higher wins and notable overall careers...

News of The World Darts: Hall of Fame

the first to receive national television coverage. In 1979, Bobby George (who won again in 1986) became the first player to win the championship without losing a leg, the final winner of the original run, Paul Cook, is claimed to have matched this. Sweden's Stefan Lord, another two-time winner...
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