WDF

Last weekend, the Irish county of Mayo – best known for giving the world Louis Walsh (for better or worse) – played host to...

Germany’s Paul Krohne was crowned WDF Bruges Open Champion last weekend after comprehensively dismantling Thomas Junghans 5–1 in the final. With a surname that sounds...

After a few busy days of dramatic action in the capital Seoul, the nations celebrating top honours were Wales in the Men’s event and Ireland in the Women’s...

Mitchell Lawrie, aged just fourteen, and England’s Paige Pauling, a few years his senior, sensationally scooped one the amateur game’s most coveted prize...

Riccione – a beautiful seaside town in the province of Rimini, famed for beaches, pasta, gladiatorial history and operas that last longer than most WDF tournaments.

Born in 1975, just months after the Winmau World Masters, it quickly became a kind of festive tradition. Back then the BBC thought it was worth televising...

The Men’s Open was a monster field of nearly 300 hopefuls. By the end, it was 14-year-old Scottish prodigy Mitchell Lawrie lifting the trophy...

The Canadian legend is dusting off the flight case and returning to the World Darts Federation stage...

The draw took place last Friday at Café Zaal ’t Zwaantje in Eindhoven – proof, if ever it were needed, that darts draws are far more fun than football ones...