World No 1 Luke Littler has won the World Championship, World Masters, UK Open, World Matchplay, Premier League, and World Cup in 2026. He now needs five more titles to complete a historic clean sweep of all major darts tournaments in a single calendar year. His next challenge begins Friday at the World Series of Darts Finals in Amsterdam, where Michael van Gerwen is the defending champion.

Littler then faces the World Grand Prix from September 28 to October 4, live on Sky Sports, with a tough first-round match against Luke Woodhouse. He previously won the 2025 Grand Prix final 6-1 over Luke Humphries despite disliking the double-in format. Next, Littler travels to Dortmund for the European Championship, the only major title he has never won, losing to James Wade in 2025.

A victory there would give him every major title simultaneously. He must then win a third consecutive Grand Slam in Wolverhampton and retain the Players Championship Finals in Minehead, where he beat Nathan Aspinall 11-8 in 2025. However, Littler sits 125th on the Players Championship Order of Merit with £10,500, needing at least £17,500 more from the final six Pro Tour events to qualify for the top 64.

Shane Mc Guirk currently holds 64th place with £27,500.