Senior Darts, Mastered!
After the massive success of the very first Jenningsbet World Seniors Championship, the WSDT will follow with the very first World Seniors Masters! Continue reading Senior Darts, Mastered!
Category: World Seniors Darts
Launched in time to host their inaugural World Championships in February 2022. World Seniors darts is the brainchild of MODUS Darts and Jason Francis.
A chance for fans to see those who payed a big part in making today’s game.
Players over 50 and successful in previous eras get to stru their stuff once more.
Masters Info from World Seniors Darts
World Seniors Darts Tour (WSDT) will host a seniors version of the iconic World Masters. The 2022 staging will be from May 27th to 29th at the iconic Lakeside in Frimley Green. Martin Adams, three times a World Master, and current World Seniors Champion, Robert Thornton who claimed the title back in 2007, will join Phil Taylor who bagged the trophy in 1990. Twenty players in all … Continue reading Masters Info from World Seniors Darts
Robert Thornton defeated Martin Adams 5-1 to win the World Seniors Darts Championship. The Scot produced a blistering display to defeat the three time World Champion and lift his 4th Televised title. Pocketing £30,000 The first set was won in record fashion, as Thornton won legs of 14,11 and 13. An average of 118.66. Whilst not quite as impressive in the second set, Thornton wrapped … Continue reading
World Seniors Day 3: Taylor Out
Phil Taylor’s record of reaching every World Championship final at the Circus Tavern is over. The Power was defeated in straight sets by Kevin Painter at the Quarter-Final stage of the inaugural JenningsBet World Seniors Darts Championship Martin Adams, Robert Thornton and Terry Jenkins also secured wins to progress. Jenkins 3-1 John Walton Terry Jenkins defeated John Walton to become the first player into the … Continue reading World Seniors Day 3: Taylor Out
World Seniors – Day 3 Pt I:
John Part’s return to the Circus Tavern stage did not last as long as he would have hoped! The Canadian attended PDC Q-School just a couple of weeks ago to prepare for this event. But he was outplayed for the majority of this game. John Walton 3-1 John Part John Boy, the 2001 World Champion is still a regular feature in the Yorkshire A county … Continue reading World Seniors – Day 3 Pt I:
World Seniors: Day 2
Robert Thornton impressed again and Phil Taylor returned to professional competitive action with a win over old rival Peter Manley. Continue reading World Seniors: Day 2
Seniors Night 1: Quality, Class, Entertainment and Nostalgia
The Scot was never really troubled by the 1988 World Champion, although we did see glimpses of the old Anderson. A180 with his final three darts meaning a crowd-pleasing ‘finger point’ Continue reading Seniors Night 1: Quality, Class, Entertainment and Nostalgia
Thornton & Anderson Impress in Senior Service
The Thorn entered the tournament as one of the favourites, and this performance will not have dented those chances. Continue reading Thornton & Anderson Impress in Senior Service
The Artist paints a classic to get past O Shea
Kev began to look frustrated but a 156 checkout, the highest of the tournament so far, steered the match back in his favour. Continue reading The Artist paints a classic to get past O Shea
You Bet: The Seniors
Some of the odds for the most senior members of the field border on the disrespect…
It would be no surprise if Bob Anderson worried Thornton or if the winner of Warriner-Little vs Butler went a long way Continue reading You Bet: The Seniors