Dave Chisnall heads into this weekend’s Flanders Darts Trophy as the defending champion, seeking a successful title defence to inject momentum into his season.
## What's at stake for Dave Chisnall?
The 44-year-old Englishman hasn’t had the best of seasons so far, still searching for his first ranking title.
He claimed the Flanders Darts Trophy title last year with an 8–6 victory over Ricardo Pietreczko.
## Waiting to find rhythm
Dave Chisnall mentioned that he and other players are waiting for August to finish so they can get into a rhythm for the rest of the year.
He's glad his eldest is back to school soon, which will help him focus on the game.
The PDC calendar has been quiet, with the southern hemisphere hosting events.
## Back to the Pro Tour and European Tour
Dave Chisnall is gearing up for a busy spell, with tournaments on both the Pro Tour and the European Tour.
He's hoping a strong showing in Antwerp will bring a successful title defence and much-needed momentum.
The English star is affectionately known as ‘Chizzy’ by fans.
He's been writing in his column for Kwiff, sharing his thoughts on the season.
The Flanders Darts Trophy is a key event for Dave Chisnall to regain his top form.
He's been working hard to improve his game, and this tournament is a crucial step.
The defending champion is ready to face new challenges and come out on top.