Bradley Brooks

Bradley Brooks has established himself as a prominent darts player, achieving success in both youth and professional circuits. After quickly making an impact in the youth divisions, Bradley Brooks established his presence in the professional darts circuit by winning the Junior Darts Corporation (JDC) European Open title in 2017. These early achievements propelled him forward, leading him to secure a coveted PDC Tour Card in 2018, marking his official entry into the highly competitive world of professional darts and setting the stage for his promising career. Brooks demonstrated consistent development and a rapid ascent through the professional ranks, notably reaching the quarter-finals of Players Championship 16 in 2018.

He also made his mark at the UK Open, achieving his best performance by reaching the last 64 in 2020, consistently competing against the sport’s elite. Known for his methodical approach, strategic play, and unwavering resilience, Brooks has successfully regained his coveted PDC Tour Card multiple times throughout his career, a testament to his persistent drive and commitment. Most notably, he delivered a record-breaking performance at the 2025 UK Q-School, further solidifying his secure position on the professional circuit. Brooks continues to compete actively and consistently on the professional darts circuit, challenging for titles and establishing himself as a consistent, key figure in the sport.