Halls of Fame

The event has been steadily grown from its beginnings, in 2013, as ad hoc invitational showcase/exhibition events.

While there is little doubt that Taylor is the King of Blackpool many regard Colin Lloyd's 170 to win the title as the single greatest moment

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.

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

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

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)...

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:

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...