Halls of Fame

You will not be shocked to notice that an event born in 2008 was dominated in its infancy by one Phil The Power Taylor. The Stoke legend won the first four hostings

The over 50s darts organisation then rapidly added several more 'major' events many of which mirrored their traditional/regular tour equivalents such as with Masters and Matchplay events being added as well as a Champion of Champions.

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...

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...

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...

Eric Bristow leads the honour roll with 5 men's titles, although Trina Gulliver holds a remarkable ten on the Women's side...

Eric Bristow won the most men's titles, collecting the title of World Master 5 times...

Sandwiched between the Grand Slam and the World Championships it's easy to overlook the finale of the regular Pro Tour season.

Originally conceived as a non-ranked clash of the different 'codes' and organisations within darts, especially the PDC and BDO...