Darts-UK website is dedicated to keeping darts alive. Here you find the latest UK darts information gathered from across the nation. If you are a pub or local league player checkout the dart venues finder, if you are new to the sport then have a look what's on offer to the budding dart enthusiast. Here you will find detail about disability darts and youth dart development.

Although this site is about UK based darts, I have also decided to include some of tournaments that are also promoted by the WDF and PDC but played overseas.

I have also included a few useful resource downloads: Dartboard Set-up, Checkout Chart, Tournament Charts, and Score Pad. Dart Games for the standard London Trebles dartboard, plus UK regional dartboards: Yorkshire, Manchester, London and Ipswich 5’s has been updated also feature on this website.

You will also find tournament charts all you need to run your own mini darts tournament on this site.

This site also contains information about Disability Darts, the dartboard set-up, it’s history and useful contact details.

Please enjoy this website, and if there is anything you would like to see please contact us.

Upcoming Featured Darts Events...

PDC Premier League Darts, PDC European Tour Event ET 5/6

PDC Premier League Darts 2026 February 5 – May 28

The 2026 Premier League Darts, February 5 – May 28

Following the conclusion of the PDC World Darts Championships, the eight players who will compete in this year's event have been announced. These include the top four players on the PDC Order of Merit, plus four further players by PDC invitation. The full lineup includes the top four players by PDC Order of Merit, as well as selected players who have shown progress in 2025 and at the 2025 World Championships.

Premier League Field:

Luke Littler, Luke Humphries, Gian van Veen, Michael van Gerwen, Jonny Clayton, Stephen Bunting, Josh Rock, Gerwyn Price.

The player list has sparked some comments on social media, with many believing the invitations given to some players are wrong. Nevertheless, all of the above are quality players, have a large fan base, and will be fighting for this year's Premier League title.

The tournament will be broadcast live on Sky Sports in the UK, through the PDC's worldwide broadcast partners, including DAZN and Viaplay, and on PDCTV (excluding subscribers based in the UK, Germany, Austria & Switzerland).

ProTour Events – 9,10,11 & 12, April 13-14, 27-28

The ProTour events continue in April with Events 9,10,11 and 12

All PDC Tour Card Holders are eligible to participate in these events.

The ProTour is the breeding ground for the best players to show their skills.

New players need to get off to a good start, as a ProTour Card lasts two years. Any player outside the top 64 of the World Ranking after this period will lose their card and need to return to Q-School to regain it.

This year, Beau Greaves made her debut in the ProTour Circuit. At the end of March, she moved up to 91 in the ProTour Ranking out of 128 players, a positive start, which also included a 9-dart finish from the young lady. Meanwhile, a veteran of the ProTour, James Wade made history as the first player to win 1,0000 matchs in this longstanding event.

Players can also secure qualification for some televised ranking events based on their World Ranking as of the cut-off date for each of the following events.

The Top 40 automatically qualify for the World Championships
The Top 16 automatically qualify for the World Matchplay
The Top 16 automatically qualify for the World Grand Prix
The Top 24 automatically qualify for the World Masters

Other events, such as the European To9,10,119ur, qualifying events, are held. Whilst other events are invitation showcase events, and the prize money won doesn't contribute to the players' World Ranking, notably the Premier League and World Series.

European Grand Prix – European Tour 5, April 17-19

PDC European Grand Prix, Sindelfingen, Germany

The top 16 players by order of merit are joined by a further 10 PDC Tour card Holders Qualifiers, a further four from the hosting nation, plus one Nordic & Baltic Qualifier and one Eastern European Qualifier, for each of the European events.

Qualifying is challenging and will earn a player a European Ranking separate from the main PDC Ranking system.

The European Tour has become one of the most-watched darts events across Europe, as players try to secure their place in the European Championship Finals later in the year.

Fans can watch European Tour events via the PDCTV live stream, DAZN, and Viaplay.

Austian Darts Open – European Tour 6, May 8-10

PDC Austrain Darts Open, Graz Austria

Qualifying is challenging and will earn a player a European Ranking separate from the main PDC Ranking system.

The European Tour has become one of the most-watched darts events across Europe, as players try to secure their place in the European Championship Finals later in the year.

Fans can watch European Tour events via the PDCTV live stream, DAZN, and Viaplay.

MODUS: Super Series

The MODUS Super Series continues its exciting new weekly darts competition featuring some of the biggest names in darts. Top international players compete, including Fallon Sherrock, Martin Adams, Robert Thornton, and many more.

Each week's mini-event concludes with a £5K first prize, and the winner then moves on to the Series finals with a chance of winning £20K.

Hosted at a top-spec, purpose-built location in Portsmouth, the MODUS Super Series will see more than 30 hours of matches broadcast LIVE Monday to Saturday every week, currently available on Pluto TV MODUS SUPER SERIES CHANNEL, with players competing for a share of over £1m on offer per year.

MODUS SUPER SERIES - Pluto.tv

Printable PDC, WDF, and UKDA Dart Events calendars are available on this website. Please select the calendar under the resource tab above. Due to the frequency of change, please check the last updated date at the top of each calendar and the governing body or organisers websites for further changes.