The same eight players from the Premier League - Michael van Gerwen, Luke Littler, Gerwyn Price, Luke Humphries, Michael Smith, Nathan Aspinall, Rob Cross and Peter Wright - have travelled to the US.
While American players Matt Campbell, Jules van Dongen, Danny Lauby and Stowe Buntz are also competing.
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US star Matt Campbell is up for Luke Littler in tonight's first round at Madison Square Garden.
Luke Littler has visited the WWE headquarters ahead of this weekend's US Darts Masters.
The Nuke's walk-on music, Pitbull's 'Greenlight', was inspired by attending Wrestlemania 33 seven years ago.
Sharing snaps from the visit to X, Littler wrote: “My walk-on music is all thanks to WrestleMania 33, so there was one place I wanted to go while I was out here.
“Thanks for having us WWE!”
The US Darts Masters will have a prize fund of £60,000.
Players will compete to take home £20,000 for winning this weekend's event in New York City.
Here is a full breakdown of the prize fund:
Live coverage of the US Darts Masters in the UK will be available on PDCTV and ITVX.
Meanwhile, delayed ITV coverage in the UK will be as follows:
The US Darts Masters gets underway in New York City tonight with the draw held yesterday.
Michael van Gerwen, Luke Humphries, Luke Littler and Gerwyn Price have been seeded through their performances at the Dutch Darts Masters.
Here is the full draw bracket:
Michael van Gerwen has warned Luke Littler his way of thinking will change as a result of his success.
The Dutchman told the Daily Mail: "I was the same age as him [when I started], my problem was in my time we didn't have social media. We only had MSN. I'm a bit older - I could be his dad.
"He's gonna face a lot of new things as well. He has a new girlfriend. He still lives with his mum and dad.
"He's gonna make steps in his life - that will change his way of thinking. Right now, the only thing he has to care about is darts.
"For me, the first thing I worry about is my own kids, my wife, and then comes darts."
Luke Humphries has suggested a radical format change for Premier League Darts.
The world number one was beaten in the final of this year's competition by Luke Littler.
Humphries told SportsBoom: "It's my first year so I can't sit here and say I don't like it because I can't really have that opinion yet.
"I actually had a good suggestion that maybe they could do a league format where everyone plays each other once for the ten players.
"So, nine games we play each other once, then two get relegated and then go to the league mini-tournament format back to what we're doing now.
"It could work like the FedEx Cup, you’d have the first phase with ten players, and then start again with the different format for phase two, with the person who won topped the table starting on eight points, and so on, if you finish top you see the rewards."
Peter Wright says Luke Littler has forced the top players to “get their fingers out”.
The double world champion is currently preparing for the US Darts Masters at The Theater in Madison Square Garden on Friday.
But Wright, 54, said he was blown away watching Littler land the Premier League title a week ago.
I really enjoyed it. It was good to see such a massive crowd. It was brilliant to watch the No.1 and No.2 in the Premier League finish at the top in the final.
It just goes to show that both of them were good enough to come into the Premier League. That’s why they ended up in the final.
That makes all the other players who were in it get their fingers out now.
Michael van Gerwen looked very tired to be honest in the last couple of weeks leading up to it. Michael Smith was just not quite on it. But it was a great final.
Peter Wright
The early rounds of the US Darts Masters will be played on Friday, May 31 and the latter stages on Saturday, June 1.
The full schedule has not yet been released but the top eight seeds have been named.
Luke Humphries, who faces Canadian David Cameron in the first round of the US Darts Masters, proposed to Kayley on Thursday on the highest outdoor sky deck in New York on the 100th storey.
It has been in the planning for the last three to four months to propose to my girlfriend Kayley. It has been a lot of planning behind the scenes, trying not to let her notice about it.
It is one of her favourite cities and it is the first time she has been here. I wanted to propose. I wanted to do it somewhere special. Somewhere that she loved.
And what better way to do it than this amazing building, the Edge, and she was really, really pleased. She said yes which was the main thing.
It’s something that I wanted to do for a long time but it is finding the right time, the right moments. She’s the mother of my son Rowan as well.
It was the perfect time for me. Whatever happens this weekend, of course, i would love to win. But that was the main thing for me, to enjoy our week away that we have not had since Rowan was born.
Luke Humphries
For me to be able to propose to her was a magical moment.
Luke Littler is set to make his American debut as he heads to Madison Square Garden for the US Darts Masters tonight.
Fresh off winning the Premier League Darts - which saw him take home a £275,000 prize - Littler and the top darts players in the sport will travel Stateside for the chance to win again.
Luke Humphries got engaged to partner Kayley Jones in a "perfect moment" in New York.
Rival Luke Littler was among the first to congratulate Humphries on his announcement.
Littler posted: "Congrats mate."
That's after Humphries posted: "A moment that I’ve been waiting to do for some time now.
"Just wanted to wait until that perfect moment! Today was that time.
"Up the edge in New York all by ourselves, I popped the question, proud to say Kayley said yes!"
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Luke Littler is focusing on what’s to come in his career despite his early success on the PDC Tour.
He told CNN: “I know there’s still a lot of darts to be played in my career, but I’m just enjoying the experience right now.
“I’m just taking everything in my stride – from the World Championship to Bahrain, to the European Tour and now the Premier League, I’m just a 17-year-old boy who is enjoying his darts!
“Maybe in a few years time I’ll look back and see what I achieved as a teenager, but at the minute I’m just focused on what’s ahead.
“I would love to win everything. That’s probably my goal, to win every major competition in the PDC, and then potentially build on that.”
Luke Littler is looking forward to replicating sporting royalty at Madison Square Garden this weekend.
The Nuke will appear in the US Darts Masters in New York City.
Ahead of the event, he told CNN: “So many athletes and superstars have performed there and now we’re going to be there. I can’t wait, it’s so exciting.
“We just keep going on this rollercoaster journey. We keep travelling to these amazing places like New York, and I’m just enjoying the ride at the moment.
“Darts has gone worldwide. I know the US Masters has been going for quite a few years now, and it’s just good to increase the popularity of the sport in the [United] States.”
The draw has been made for the US Darts Masters in New York City.
Luke Littler faces Canada’s Matt Campbell in the first round in a rematch of their third round clash at the PDC World Darts Championship.
See the full draw bracket below.
Luke Humphries is engaged to his partner Kayley after proposing in New York.
The world number one shared loved-up snaps of the proposal to Instagram as he announced their engagement.
Cool Hand wrote: "A moment that I've been waiting to do for some time now... Just wanted to wait until that perfect moment!
"Today was that time. Up the edge in New York all by ourselves I popped the question, proud to say Kayley said yes!"
Some of darts' biggest names will be bidding to join the list of US Darts Masters champions this weekend.
A total of four different players have claimed the trophy across the previous five events.
Here are the previous winners:
This weekend's US Darts Masters will have the same prize money as the rest of the World Series events so far in 2024.
Players will compete for a share of the £60,000 prize fund in New York City between Friday and Sunday.
Here is a breakdown of the prize fund:
Luke Humphries is looking to bounce back from his Premier League defeat to Luke Littler by winning this week’s US Darts Masters.
He told the PDC: “This is a tournament I would love to win.
“Madison Square Garden is such an iconic venue, so it would be really special to add this title to my mantelpiece.
“We have a lot to play for over the next two to three months so I want to get back to winning ways, and this is the title out of all the World Series events that I’d love to lift.”
Luke Littler is focusing on what's to come in his career despite his early success on the PDC Tour.
He told CNN: “I know there's still a lot of darts to be played in my career, but I'm just enjoying the experience right now.
"I'm just taking everything in my stride - from the World Championship to Bahrain, to the European Tour and now the Premier League, I'm just a 17-year-old boy who is enjoying his darts!
“Maybe in a few years time I'll look back and see what I achieved as a teenager, but at the minute I'm just focused on what's ahead.
“I would love to win everything. That's probably my goal, to win every major competition in the PDC, and then potentially build on that.”
The draw has been made for the US Darts Masters in New York City.
Luke Littler faces Canada's Matt Campbell in the first round in a rematch of their third round clash at the PDC World Darts Championship.
See the full draw bracket below.
Luke Littler is looking forward to replicating sporting royalty at Madison Square Garden this weekend.
The Nuke will appear in the US Darts Masters in New York City.
Ahead of the event, he told CNN: “So many athletes and superstars have performed there and now we're going to be there. I can't wait, it’s so exciting.
“We just keep going on this rollercoaster journey. We keep travelling to these amazing places like New York, and I'm just enjoying the ride at the moment.
“Darts has gone worldwide. I know the US Masters has been going for quite a few years now, and it's just good to increase the popularity of the sport in the [United] States.”