Entry for The 2026 Target Scottish Open and Classic to be held from the 13th to 15th February 2026 at The Normandy Cosmopolitan Hotel is now open.
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Top Flight Champion Mitchell Lawrie
The Scottish Darts Youth Tour got off to a flying start with Event 1, proudly sponsored by Target Darts, held at CISWO Glenrothes.
A brand-new record was set for player attendance, with an incredible 89 youth players competing on the day. The venue was buzzing throughout, with several hundred parents, family members, and supporters in attendance, creating a fantastic atmosphere and underlining the continued growth of youth darts in Scotland.
Tournament Director Sharon MacFalane expressed her delight with the turnout, praising both the players and the support shown on the day.
“We’re absolutely delighted with the numbers for Event 1. To see a record turnout of players, along with so many parents and supporters, really shows how strong youth darts is becoming in Scotland. The atmosphere was brilliant, and it gives us a lot of excitement and confidence heading into the rest of the year’s events.”
With a hugely successful opening event now complete, the Scottish Darts Youth Tour looks forward to building on this momentum as the series continues throughout the year.
Scottish darts witnessed a truly historic moment at the WDF World Championships, held at the iconic Lakeside Country Club in Frimley Green, as 15-year-old Mitchell Lawrie delivered one of the most extraordinary tournament performances ever recorded. Lawrie claimed the WDF World Youth Championship before going on to reach the final of the Men’s WDF World Darts Championship in the same event.
Competing on one of darts’ most famous stages, Lawrie consistently demonstrated composure, scoring power and maturity far beyond his years, announcing himself as one of the brightest talents the sport has ever produced.
World Youth Champion at Lakeside
Lawrie’s youth campaign at Lakeside was nothing short of dominant. He progressed through the knockout stages with confidence, posting strong averages and showing exceptional control under pressure throughout the week.
In the World Youth Championship Final, staged on the famous Lakeside stage, Lawrie defeated Florian Preis 4–2 to lift the world title. His path to the trophy included a commanding 3–0 semi-final victory over Kaya Baysal and a 2–0 quarter-final win against Adam Sepsi, underlining his consistency across the tournament.
Crowned WDF World Youth Champion, the 15-year-old Scot completed a flawless youth campaign on darts’ most iconic floor.
It is with deep sadness that we mark the passing of Enid Vincent, a much-loved figure in the darts community. Enid was dedicated to the sport for many years, contributing greatly to Berkshire Darts and serving the British Darts Organisation, especially during the BDO tour and the Lakeside World Championships.
Enid’s warmth, reliability, and love for darts made her a respected and cherished presence wherever she went. She supported players of all ages and was known for her kindness and unwavering commitment behind the scenes.
The Scottish Darts Association extends its heartfelt condolences to Enid’s family and friends. Her legacy will remain a valued part of our sport, and she will be deeply missed.
Rest in peace, Enid.
Budapest, Hungary — Scotland celebrated another golden chapter as Lorraine Hyde produced a string of composed, high-quality performances to capture the WDF World Masters Women’s title, defeating Rachna David 6–5 in a thrilling, high-standard final.
Budapest, Hungary — Scotland’s youth darts shone brightest at the WDF World Masters Youth 2025 as Mitchell Lawrie produced a sensational run to lift the title, defeating fellow Scot Craig Devlin 6–3 in a high-quality final.
The stage is set for one of the biggest days in the Scottish darts calendar as the Scottish Darts Association (SDA) Tour Finals take place today at the CISWO, Glenrothes. After months of competitive action across the SDA Tour, the nation’s top men and women players have battled their way through the rankings to earn their place in today’s prestigious Finals.
Fans can look forward to a day packed with high-quality darts as Scotland’s best take to the oche in pursuit of SDA Tour glory. The tournament promises drama, skill, and passion as players compete for the honour of being crowned SDA Tour Men’s and Women’s Champion 2025.
Both the Men’s and Women’s Semi-Finals and Finals will be streamed live on stage, giving fans the opportunity to witness the action as it unfolds. Expect world-class finishing, big averages, and the electric atmosphere that Scottish darts is famous for.
This year’s SDA Tour and Finals are proudly sponsored by Target Darts, a leading name in the sport renowned for supporting grassroots and professional darts alike. Their continued partnership helps elevate Scottish darts, providing opportunities for players across the country to showcase their talent.
As the 2025 season reaches its climax, today’s Finals not only celebrate competitive excellence but also highlight the growing strength and depth of darts talent across Scotland.
Good luck to all competitors and may the best players be crowned SDA Tour Champions 2025!
Various games will be streamed live throughout the day from 1pm with live stage finals starting at 4:30pm
Informations
Due to unforseen circumstances The Scottish Darts Association has had to Cancelled The 2025 SDA 4 Person Team Event. All online entries have been rufunded.
Mitchell Lawrie – Gold Medal – Europe Cup Youth Singles Champion
Mitchell Lawrie, Kyle Davidson, Adam Craik & Barry Watson – Gold Medal – Europe Cup Youth Team Champions
Mitchell, Kyle, Adam & Barry – Silver Medal – Europe Cup Youth Overall Championship runner up.
Mitchell Lawrie – Gold Medal – Europe Cup Youth Singles Champion
Mitchell Lawrie, Kyle Davidson, Adam Craik & Barry Watson – Gold Medal – Europe Cup Youth Team Champions
Mitchell, Kyle, Adam & Barry – Silver Medal – Europe Cup Youth Overall Championship runner up.
Following the remarkable performances of SDA Youth at the Europe Cup Youth Event, we can truly appreciate the journey taken. This year belonged to the boys, building on the successes of the girls from last year who also achieved first-place finishes. We celebrated our first Gold in the Boys Singles event, thanks to Mitchell's outstanding performance. The experience gained from competing in Round Robins during our SDA Youth events, followed by knockout stages, has equipped the players with the endurance needed for longer formats and demanding days of darts.
