With the devastating news of former Professional Darts Corporation (PDC) player Toon Greebe’s passing, the darts community has been thrown into sorrow. The 35-year-old Dutch darts player passed away on Monday, October 16, 2023.

Toon Greebe, who hailed from’s-Hertogenbosch and was raised there, was well-known in the darts world. Having encountered various personal obstacles throughout his career1, he was renowned for his great skill, perseverance, and resilience. Notably, Greebe’s severe health difficulties necessitated the amputation of both of his legs.

Greebe’s love for darts was unwavering despite the personal hardships he experienced. He won the Polish Open4 in December 2017, just one and a half years after having his right foot amputated. This triumph demonstrated his extraordinary talent, tenacity, and fortitude and demonstrated that no challenge was too big for him to overcome.

Greebe’s death is still being investigated to determine its precise cause. However, it is well known that he has been struggling with serious health problems lately. Greebe also had his left lower leg severed after having his right foot removed.

The abrupt demise of Greebe has shocked the darts community, and tributes are flooding in from all directions. Fans, admirers, and well-wishers have been paying tribute to his memory and his contributions to the game. Future generations of darts players will continue to be motivated by his unwavering energy and devotion to the sport.

Untimely death of Toon Greebe is unquestionably a huge loss for the darts community. But his outstanding accomplishments and the numerous people he touched will live on as his lasting legacy.