Quantock has been part of the stable alongside the likes of Phil Taylor, Raymond van Barneveld and Adrian Lewis since 2016.
The York thrower had a PDC Tour Card in 2017 and 2018 and was close to rejoining the ProTour earlier this year after reaching the latter stages during the second day losing to eventual victor, Lewy Williams.
He took part in this year's Challenge Tour, where he managed to earn £500 in prize money during the twelve tournaments. His focus is now already on Q-School in 2022.
"Getting that Tour Card again is always my priority, I am going to be putting some serious effort this year in order to get it," said Quantock.
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