PDC

News , reviews and results from the Professional Darts Corporation. The elite arm of the professional game grew from the WDC after the drama and trauma of ‘the split’ and is now the pre-eminent organisation in world darts, operating Pro, European, Challenge, Development and Women’s Tours.

Humphries’ Huge Birmingham Win Seals Play-Off Place

15 May 2026

Van Veen on the Rampage – and Avoiding DIY

23 July 2025

when the chalk dust settled, it was the younger of the two, Gian van Veen, who continued his meteoric rise – looking every bit like a champion in waiting...

Littler Eyes Triple Crown Glory

22 July 2025

With the World Championship and Premier League already tucked neatly under his teenage belt, Luke Littler now has his sights set on the third...

Rocky KO’s Smudger Smith in Blackpool Bout

21 July 2025

Josh Rock, having the year of his life, casually rattled in a 104.32 average and made dismantling an elite player like Ross Smith look suspiciously straightforward...

MVG Eases Past Barney

21 July 2025

Perhaps, given the fact that these two are the greatest players the darting powerhouse of the Netherlands has ever produced, it was never going...

The Iceman Warms Up with Blackpool Win Over Gurney

21 July 2025

The World Matchplay remains one of the few major titles to elude the highly decorated Gerwyn Price – and judging by the way he...

Dobey Stutters Past Pikachu

21 July 2025

They definitely help – it’s a great atmosphere – but it adds a bit of pressure too. You don’t want them booing or whistling when you’re throwing...

1994: When Butler Did It!

21 July 2025

When World Matchplay season descends and, as we enjoy the early skirmishes of the 31st hosting, one man knows more and has more...

World Matchplay Day 2: Icons Stand Firm

21 July 2025

Sunday night's session at the 2025 Betfred World Matchplay was billed as a turning point – and it delivered. It had a little of everything...

Imperious Littler Breaks His Blackpool Duck

21 July 2025

Littler had seen a host of high-profile stars - including world number one Luke Humphries - suffer surprise early exits, but he was never in danger of joining the big-name exodus...