I've really enjoyed the innovation and time put in to creating these darts, by Puma Darts quite simply for the reason of: they are perfectly balance to my throw,  the circular grip is not too extreme but does allow for some grab...perfect for moist hands, which occurs when nervous.   Depending on where you hold your dart,  the conversion barrel will allow you to change ends of your point, which I have done myself...   Terry Hayhurst

How long playing darts: 
Terry became the youngest junior darts player to win a national title at  the age of 12.  From that point on he represented his Province at the Canadian Nationals, 8 consecutive years, winning 7 consecutive provincial titles.  The provincial champion then went on to win 5 more National singles titles and ending his junior career, winning the first triple crown in the youth....in his home town!!!  At the age of 15 Terry's range in the darts world began to become wider, as he started to travel to the United states to gain early international experience.

Career Highlights:

• Winner of the Canadian Open 2012
• 8x National Champion
• 8x Provincial Champion
• 5x World Cup Qualifier
• 4x World Masters Qualifier
• 2010-2011 #1 Ranked Canadian
• Previously ranked 34th in WDF world rankings
• Previously 50th in BDO Lakeside world rankings
• Currently ranked 4th  in the DDB north American rankings
• Last 8 in the WDF World Cup Doubles
• Last 32 in the BDO Wold Master, Lakeside World Championship Qualifier
• Last 16 in the televised BDO British Open
• Canadian Open Champion

Other points of interest:

• Terry's family started him in baseball at a young age and seeing his natural hand/eye co-ordination,  Terry widened his range making the 2nd overall draft for the 2000 junior Olympics held in Hamilton, Ontario.    At  15 years old, Terry was representing his country in the Olympics!  
• Enjoying a good steak!
• Camping
• Traveling
• Youth programmes

For more on Terry's achievements and profile visit   www.terryhayhurst.com