Rod Harrington

Rod Harrington, born on December 30, 1957, is a distinguished former professional darts player from England, renowned for his flamboyant style and the moniker "The Prince of Style." His signature look often included a smart suit and waistcoat, reflecting his flair both on and off the oche. Throughout his career, Harrington achieved significant milestones, most notably clinching the coveted Winmau World Masters title in 1991. He further solidified his legacy in the sport by winning consecutive World Matchplay championships in 1998 and 1999.

In recognition of his contributions to darts, Harrington was honored with induction into the PDC Hall of Fame during the PDC Awards Dinner in January 2019, a testament to his impact on the game. Beyond his playing days, he has taken on leadership roles, serving as a director of the Professional Darts Corporation (PDC). In addition, Harrington is a familiar voice in the world of darts, frequently providing expert commentary and analysis for Sky Sports' live coverage of the sport.

Harrington's influence extended to player management as well when he took on the role of manager for former PDC world number one, Colin Lloyd. His multifaceted career has left an indelible mark on the sport of darts, making him a respected figure in the community.