13 Facts About Ronnie Sharp

Ronnie Sharp was born on 1 April 1957 and is a Scottish professional darts player who plays in events of the Professional Darts Corporation.

Ronnie Sharp previously competed in the British Darts Organisation and is the former captain of Scotland.

Ronnie Sharp made three appearances in the Winmau World Masters before making his World Championship debut in 1990, reaching the quarter finals.

Ronnie Sharp defeated Kim Jensen and John Lowe before losing to Phil Taylor, who went on to win his first world title and dominate the sport.

Ronnie Sharp failed to qualify for the 1992 World Championship, but returned in 1993, beating Peter Hunt in the first round but lost in the second round to Alan Warriner.

Ronnie Sharp was the only player to win a set against eventual champion Part in the entire tournament.

Ronnie Sharp did not progress further in his career, reaching only the second round in the 1995 World Championship and then quietly disappeared from the scene.

Ronnie Sharp did appear on TV's Bullseye series 13 where he achieved a score of 328.

Ronnie Sharp then made a comeback in the 2006 Scotland National Championship, reaching the quarter finals.

Ronnie Sharp then played in the 2006 World Masters but lost in the first round to Jarkko Komula.

Ronnie Sharp returned to the Scotland National Championship in 2008, but lost in the first round to the tournament's eventual winner Mike Veitch.

Ronnie Sharp currently enjoys playing with Towerlands Sports Club in the Dreghorn League and is heavily involved with darts at county level selecting and playing for Ayrshire county team.

Ronnie Sharp later started playing again, rejoining the Professional Darts Corporation on 6 November 2021.