The newest addition to the PDC’s calendar of TV events pitches the top eight in the world against each other.

Taking place in Las Vegas, the US Masters was introduced to great success in 2017, with the domestic North American Championship opening proceedings before the two-day World Series of Darts event.

A tournament introduced in 2013, the world’s top 16 players battle it out for a share of the £200,000 prize fund over three pulsating days of action.

THE biggest names in darts do battle over four months in this wide-reaching event, with the biggest arenas in the UK and Ireland now joined by Rotterdam and Berlin in hosting huge league nights!

This tournament takes the champions and runners-up from major PDC tournaments alongside eight BDO players as they compete for a massive £550,000 prize fund in the Grand Slam of Darts.

Join the stars of the PDC and the sport’s biggest names at the Dorchester Hotel in London to look back on the past 12 months and reward the achievers, champions and new talents at the PDC Awards Dinner.

A monthly look at the latest from the world of darts, The Darts Show features exclusive interviews and analysis of all the latest events.

Arguably the most exciting and unpredictable tournament on the PDC calendar, the UK Open is affectionately known as the ‘FA Cup of Darts’.

Quite simply, the biggest darts tournament in the world. The 2019/2020 World Darts Championship will see 96 players competing in a recordbreaking event across the festive period.

Introduced to the calendar in 2010, the World Cup of Darts features two-player teams representing their country as nations to battle over six sessions.

This summer spectacular features the world’s best 32 players battling for a huge £700,000 in prize money at Blackpool’s famous Winter Gardens.

The PDC’s top stars visit Coventry in the unique World Grand Prix. All legs begin and end with a double, ensuring excitement and drama throughout the tournament, where even the biggest names can slip up.

The Players Championship Finals are the culmination of a year’s work for 64 top stars.

The cream of Europe’s darting talent line up alongside the top players in the PDC for this exciting knockout event which is played across four days with a quickfire format and £500,000 in prize money on offer.

THE World Series of Darts is the global platform for generating the stars of the future as the sport’s top names travel worldwide to take on emerging talent.

Matchroom Pool heads to Germany with a brand-new major event; the European Open. Taking place this August 9-14 in Fulda, Germany at Hotel Esperanto Fulda.

Established as the biggest event in world pool, the Mosconi Cup pits two sides representing Europe and America in a series of singles and doubles matches.

A recent acquisition to the Matchroom Multi Sport stable, the US Open is the biggest singles pool event in the world, boasting a 44 year history.

The World Cup of Pool is now firmly established as one of the pool world’s premier events.

16 players will compete in a league format with a prize fund of $100,000 with a guaranteed pay out for last place of $2,500 and the winner taking home $20,000. It will be a non-ranking event broadcast worldwide across two tables.

The longest running invitational event in pool, the World Pool Masters has been one of 9-Balls majors for three decades.