THROWBACK VIDEO: Greatbatch throws first ever live nine-dart finish on TV at Dutch Open
BDOTuesday, 07 June 2022 at 10:00
On Monday it was announced that Shaun Greatbatch passed away last Sunday at the age of 52. He is known best for throwing the first nine-dart finish during a tournament that was broadcast live on television.
Greatbatch hit the perfect leg in the final of the Dutch Open in 2002 against Steve Coote. That tournament was broadcasted by SBS6 in The Netherlands and by Eurosport in the rest of Europe.
Watch Greatbatch's perfect leg in the video below.
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