John Part confirmed as player 16 at World Seniors Darts Championship 2026
WSDTSunday, 18 May 2025 at 19:17
The 16th player has been confirmed for the World Seniors Darts Championship which will take place between 19-21 February 2026 at the illustrious Circus Tavern, John Part will take his spot.
Part who has had a mix time of it in World Seniors tournaments will continue his love affair with the events being in them since they began. The three-time World Champion will hope to roll back the years next February.
Tickets are now available with current World Champion Ross Montgomery leading the field. He sealed the title this past February at the Circus Tavern. As well as Montgomery, it is a trio of Scots as John Henderson and Robert Thornton have sealed their spots.
Richie Howson will also be involved once more. As will the likes of Simon Whitlock, Steve Beaton and fellow crowd favourites Darryl FItton and Tony O'Shea. Former WDF World Champion and 10-time winner Trina Gulliver also sealed their spots.
While Vincent van der Voort will finally play in the tournament after having to withdraw earlier this year with injury. He now has a second chance. Martin Adams will also be involved as well as fellow Seniors stalwart, Kevin Painter.
Ronny Huybrechts will make his debut while Mervyn King also returns. There are only three spots left to unveil in the coming days.
🇨🇦Player number 16 confirmed for the 2026 WSD Seniors World Championship is........
— World Seniors Darts (@SeniorsDarts) May 17, 2025
.......JOHN PART!
The three-time Champion of the World will be with us at the Circus Tavern next February.
Make sure you're there too!
Tickets start at just £15 plus booking fees over at… pic.twitter.com/kvCrhtKZ7v
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