JEFFREY DE GRAAF became the latest Dutch star to join the PDC circuit as he secured his Tour Card alongside Brian Woods, Tony Newell and Ray Campbell on day three of Qualifying School.

JOHN BOWLES is aiming to add consistency to his game after securing his Tour Card to continue on the PDC ProTour in 2016.

JAMES RICHARDSON won back his PDC Tour Card on the second day of the 2016 Qualifying School, as Jonathan Worsley and teenagers Ted Evetts and Ryan Meikle secured their places amongst the sport's elite for the first time.

JOHN BOWLES, Ricky Williams, Simon Stevenson and Andy Parsons were the four Tour Card winners on the opening day of the 2016 PDC Qualifying School in Wigan.

MICHAEL VAN GERWEN enjoyed a record year in 2015 after earning almost £1 million in prize money during an extraordinary 12 months for the Dutchman.

A FAMILIAR face will not be present on the PDC circuit in 2016, with former world number one Colin Lloyd stepping away from competitive events after dropping out of the world's top 64.

THE 2016 PDC Qualifying School will see 400 hopefuls bidding to win PDC Tour Cards from January 13-16 at the Robin Park Tennis Centre in Wigan.

FANS can now vote for their 2015 PDC Player of the Year for a special award to be presented at the PDC Annual Awards Dinner on Thursday January 21.

GARY ANDERSON has received further recognition of his William Hill World Darts Championship triumph after being congratulated by Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon.

GARY ANDERSON will begin his defence of the Betway Premier League title with a rematch against Adrian Lewis when the new season kicks off in Leeds on Thursday February 4 - Week One-Nine Fixtures Here!