Gerwyn Price Reveals Business Venture Ahead of Premier League Clash with Luke Humphries
Gerwyn Price is poised for a dynamic year in 2026, balancing both his sports career in darts and new business ventures. He faces Luke Humphries in his Premier League opener on February 5, 2026, in Newcastle.
Gerwyn Price’s Business Ventures
The 40-year-old dart player is not just focused on the oche; he is also developing his entrepreneurial skills. Price has ventured into the culinary world with his fish and chips establishment, “Chippy 501.” Furthermore, he has purchased agricultural land in Treharris and plans to engage in farming activities.
Agricultural Aspirations
Price’s farming ambitions include renovation projects at his new property, with plans for a possible documentary series documenting the journey. He aims to involve family members, including his brother, in cultivating crops and raising livestock.
- Acquired a farm in Treharris.
- Plans to renovate and manage the property.
- Involves family in farming activities.
“I’ve just bought a farm. It’s going to take 12–18 months to sort everything out,” said Price. He envisions having animals on the property, with a focus on running it as a smallholding.
Premier League Ambitions
While Price has thriving business interests, his competitive drive in darts remains strong. He is determined to win titles that have eluded him, including the Premier League and World Matchplay.
- Holds seven PDC titles, including a World Championship.
- Aiming to secure victories in upcoming tournaments.
- Past challenges include competition from players like Luke Humphries and Luke Littler.
“I want to win as many majors as possible,” Price expressed. He reached the semi-finals last year but seeks to elevate his performance this season, starting with his match against Humphries in Newcastle.
As 2026 unfolds, Gerwyn Price’s dual focus on sports and business promises an eventful year ahead.
