Unicorn Darts

Photo - PDC Europe / (Tom Sauels) By Ryan Segal After the joy of watching Ross Smith lift the International Darts Open title high above his head last Sunday, Team Unicorn are back in action on the European Tour, as a select number of the team travel to Kiel for the Baltic Sea Darts Open. The BSDO is the 8th event on the ET circuit this season, with Ross’ triumph last week being the first one to leave the stage with a member of Team Unicorn. We’re represented in all four sessions with fixtures released

Photo by Lewis Storey/Getty Images By Ryan Segal We kicked off March by announcing the signing of James Hurrell, with the Gloucestershire thrower committing his future to The Big Name In Darts. It was then time for the month's first birthday, as Aden Kirk hit the D17, celebrating his 34th turn around the sun.  We then launched the newest member of the Eclipse Ultra 2.0 family – the new Carpet Mat. Emblazoned with the iconic black and orange colourway synonymous with the Eclipse Ultra 2.0 range,

By Ryan Segal Tom Bissell has said that his outstanding start to the season was “needed” as he heads into year two on the tour. Bizzness has started 2026 on fire, reaching a maiden Semi-Final on the Pro Tour, and recording a win on the Main Stage at the UK Open. The 38 year old now finds himself 75th in the Order of Merit, safely nestled in the qualification spots for the World Championship and Players Championship Finals. He credits his off season activity for his positive start, saying: “It's been

By Ryan Segal Adam Leek has said he's “absolutely buzzing” to join Team Unicorn as he embarks on his maiden Pro Tour season. The Australian has burst onto the scene over the last few months, gaining a Tour Card at the first attempt after first coming to the UK for the ADC Global Championship. He's since taken to the tour like a koala to a eucalyptus tree, throwing a number of 100+ averages early in his PDC career – and he's delighted to join us as he continues his journey: "I'm absolutely buzzing,

By Ryan Segal Henry Coates has said that “focus” is the key to a run at the UK Open. The 19 year old starlet from Derbyshire has continued his rise up the darting pyramid in recent years, firmly establishing himself as one the sport's hottest properties. He's won Modus Super Series titles, and earned a plethora of Pro Tour appearances through his work on the Challenge Tour. Ahead of the trip to Minehead, he reflected on what he describes as a positive start to the year: “I had a good start at Q-School,

By Ryan Segal Ted Evetts has described Minehead as “very special” as he gears up for his return to the UK Open. Super Ted has an excellent relationship with the Butlins stage, having won his World Youth Championship on the site in 2021. He's also reached the L32 twice in this very tournament, including in his last appearance in 2023. He's looking to use the tournament to kick start his season, after not consistently finding his best in the early stages: “It's been a poor start really from myself.

By Ryan Segal Tom Sykes says he feels he can “do some damage” as he prepares for his first UK Open as a Tour Card Holder. The 33 year old from Yorkshire has taken to the professional tour like a duck to water, finding himself nestled in the qualifying spots for Minehead and Ally Pally after the first six Players Championship events. The Castleford Tiger admitted he was pleased with his start to life on the tour, saying: “I feel like it's going pretty well.  I've definitely started quite well.

By Ryan Segal Owen Bates has said the 'chaos' of the UK Open is what makes it magic, as he prepares for his third appearance in the tournament. The 23 year old, who has one of the shortest commutes of anyone to the event, is set to make his first major appearance of 2026 this coming weekend. He comes into the year on a new tour card, having earned another two years on the Pro Tour via his exploits on the Development Tour – something he says is a blessing in disguise: “I was definitely glad to start

By Ryan Segal February marked the beginning of the Players Championship season, as the race to Minehead in November got underway. James Wade was out of the blocks faster than anyone in Halle 39, romping home to the maiden title of the season. After a three year wait for his previous PC win, it was only a matter of months between that accolade and this, as he fended off Nathan Aspinall in the final to add £15,000 to his ranking. Players Championship 2 didn't quite see that success replicated, with

By Ryan Segal All at Team Unicorn are ecstatic to announce the signing of James Hurrell. 'Hillbilly' has become a staple of the professional scene since gaining his tour card, reaching five Players Championship Quarter-Finals since qualifying through the Q-School Order of Merit in 2024. In the last six months alone, he's reached the L16 at both the Players Championship Finals and World Championship, and made his debut in the main stage of the World Masters. We're thrilled to welcome him to the team