Australian Darts Masters live on Kayo Sports this week – The 2026 Australian Darts Masters begins in Wollongong on Friday August 21, with every minute live on Fox Sports and available to stream on Kayo Sports.
For Australian sports viewers, the event brings a sharp two-night darts showcase into a familiar live-sport slot. It also gives Kayo Sports and Fox Sports another specialist event with a clear audience. The Australian leg follows last week’s World Series of Darts action in Auckland.
The tournament is the second half of the Professional Darts Corporation’s Down Under double-header. It is also the final event in the 2026 World Series of Darts.
Sixteen players will compete at WIN Entertainment Centre across two days. Eight players come from the PDC field, while eight leading qualifiers represent the Oceanic region.
This year’s winner will be the first player to lift the Kyle Anderson Trophy. The trophy has been renamed in honour of Anderson, the first Indigenous Australian professional darts player on the global tour. Anderson died in 2021 at the age of 33.
Australian Darts Masters Line-Up
The seeded players are Gian van Veen, Gerwyn Price, Stephen Bunting, James Wade, Jonny Clayton, Josh Rock, Ross Smith and Damon Heta.
The Oceanic qualifiers are Adam Leek, Simon Whitlock, Ben Robb, Jonny Tata, Mark Cleaver, Kayden Milne, Haupai Puha and Raymond Smith.
Whitlock is the best-known Australian name in the field. The two-time World Championship finalist is included among the qualifiers and remains a major local drawcard for darts fans.
“It is an exciting time of the year when the best of the darts world arrives down under for the Australian Darts Masters,” Nic Goard, Head of Sport and Content Partnerships – Commercial Sport at Foxtel Group, said.
Goard said Kayo Sports and DAZN have a long-standing partnership with the PDC. He also said interest in darts continues to grow in Australia.
How To Watch
Both days of the 2026 Australian Darts Masters are available to watch from 7.00pm AEST. Coverage is live on Fox Sports channel 507 on Foxtel, or streamed on Kayo Sports.
More sports coverage is available in TV Central’s Kayo Sport section. Kayo Sports is available at kayosports.com.au.





















