Taking the same format as the PDC major, players competed in first-to-six-legs matches with a double-in, double-out format.

Some 32 competitors entered into the event, which took place at the Blacklands Bowling Club last weekend.

(Image: North Ayrshire Foodbank)

After a fierce day of competition, just four players remained to compete for the trophy.

In a battle of the brothers, Chris Lynn defeated sibling Malky as he claimed the first final berth.

He would face Steven ‘High Voltage’ Auld in the showpiece game as he overcame Lee Hollis in his respective final four matchup.

The final was an encounter which more than delivered and was littered with high-quality darts.

There were an abundance of 180s, high checkouts and 14/15 dart legs but there could only be one winner.

It was Steven who capitalised on several missed match darts from Chris to scoop the title with a 6-5 win.

The event also saw the Kilwinning Darts Premier League continue its charity fundraising efforts.

The Grand Prix tournament saw attendees generate a fantastic £250 for the North Ayrshire Foodbank.

Across various events held since 2022, the league has now raised more than £7,500 for various organisations.

A spokesperson added: "Thanks to everyone who supported us today, including our sponsor Hollis Hounds Spa and the Blacklands Bowling Club for hosting us as always."