Gerwyn Price pulls out of all forthcoming exhibition appearances for ‘personal reasons’

Gerwyn Price has pulled out of all scheduled exhibition commitments in 2026 and 2027 for ‘personal reasons’.

The world number four has opted to focus solely on PDC tournaments for the remainder of this season and into 2027, cancelling his existing commitments with MODUS and MDA.

The 41-year-old has finished runner-up in the World Matchplay, World Grand Prix and World Series Finals this season, as well as reaching a further four major semi-finals.

Price has also been busy away from the oche, recently purchasing a farm alongside his other business interests including Chippy 501.

The Welshman is also due to become a grandfather in the New Year.

A statement from MODUS on Wednesday read: ‘Darts World Events, MODUS Sports Management and MDA Events regret to announce that Gerwyn Price will no longer be appearing in scheduled events for the remainder of 2026 and no appearances outside of PDC events in 2027 due to personal reasons.

‘While this is devastating news for his fans, and we understand existing ticket-holders frustrations, we respect Gerwyn’s decision and wish him well for the future.

‘Replacement players have been arranged and communicated with current ticket holders.

‘Gerwyn has said “ I apologise for these last minute withdrawals and hope my fans will understand I need to take a break from non PDC work for the foreseeable future”.

‘MODUS and MDA are fully supportive of my decision and I thank them for their understanding and I hope in the future I can work with them once again.’