Luke Littler to miss Nordic Darts Masters
The 17-year-old has won three titles since his run to the World Championship final.
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Your support makes all the difference.Luke Littler will miss the Nordic Darts Masters in June due to family commitments, the Professional Darts Corporation has announced.
The 17-year-old has had a packed schedule since his astonishing run to the World Championship final at Alexandra Palace, where he lost to Luke Humphries.
Littler was given a Premier League place as a result of his heroics at the start of the year and has also won titles at the Bahrain Masters, Players Championship and Belgian Open.
However, Littler – who will make his US Darts Masters debut at Madison Square Garden in May – will not be part of the line-up in Copenhagen on June 7-8.
Newly crowned UK Open champion Dimitri Van den Bergh will take Littler’s place in the Danish capital.