Xanti van den Bergh has darts in his blood – no surprise, as his older brother Dimitri van den Bergh is already an established PDC star and Major champion. But Xanti is determined to follow his own path and step out of his brother’s shadow. In 2022, he made his debut on the Development Tour, gaining valuable experience and twice reaching the Last 64.

2023 marked the next step in his career: he reached his first Last 16 on the Development Tour and, later that year, his first quarter-final – a key milestone for the young Belgian. He also won his first international title at the WDF Swedish Open, which earned him a spot at the prestigious World Masters, where he reached the Last 64.

In 2025, Xanti took on the challenge of Q-School in hopes of earning a PDC Tour Card. While he fell short in the Final Stage, just months later he celebrated the biggest moment of his career so far: qualifying for his European Tour debut at the Flanders Darts Trophy. In Round 1, he faced none other than darts legend Raymond van Barneveld. Despite a 3–6 defeat, Xanti gained valuable experience and showed that his journey is only just beginning.

His progress proves that Xanti van den Bergh has the talent, determination, and drive to make a name for himself on the international stage. With every match, he grows stronger – and his goal is clear: to take the next step toward the very top.

This is Xanti van den Bergh.
Determined. Talented. Ready to forge his own path.