Enter now The world’s Deaf darts community
Elite competition. Clear communication. A global community where Deaf talent gets the recognition it deserves.
The circuit
From national championships to youth events, DDO creates competitive, accessible stages for Deaf and hard-of-hearing players.
Ellesmere Port - Chaukees · Marina Walk, Ellesmere Port CH65 0BJ
The Cue Club - Leicester · 53 Blaby Rd, South Wigston, Wigston LE18 4PA, UK
FIRST4DARTS · Woodhorn Rd, Ashington NE63 9AE, UK
Order of Merit
Every match matters. Follow the DDO ranking system and see who is setting the standard across the men’s and women’s game.
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EST. 2024From vision to victory
Five passionate Deaf dart players shared one vision: a place to compete, connect and be recognised. That vision became the Deaf Darts Organisation.
Today, DDO delivers major events, an independent ranking system and a thriving international community—all with accessibility built in from the start.
“Make the oche a place where Deaf talent thrives and the world takes notice.”Our story and team
Access without barriers
Clear written information, visual scoring and BSL-supported communication help every player follow the action and focus on their game.
The Oche Insider
From the Deaf clubs of the 1940s to the British Deaf Indoor Games, from German championships to Australian state competitions, the sport endured quietly. It flourished within its own ecosystem.
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The DDO Grand Slam of Darts 2026 delivered a memorable celebration of skill, community and competitive deaf darts, as 170 people gathered at the Cue Club in Wigston, Leicester.
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That’s why the new partnership between the Deaf Darts Organisation (DDO) and SignVideo by Sorenson feels like a match made in heaven.
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Play, volunteer, sponsor or follow. There is a place for you in the world’s Deaf darts community.
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