A total of 20 players will compete in the inaugural World Seniors Darts Matchplay, with a total of £10,000 waiting for the winner.
This will be the first WSDT event since May's World Seniors Masters which was won by Canada's David Cameron.
The 52-year-old enjoyed an epic run which saw him take out Kevin Painter, world seniors champion Robert Thornton, Colin Monk, Richie Howson and the 16-time world champion Phil Taylor.
Cameron won't be in action this weekend, but there are a host of darting legends who will be looking to stamp their name into the history book by winning the first ever edition of the Seniors Matchplay.
Taylor, who won the PDC's World Matchplay crown a record 16 times, will be looking to replicate that form when he arrives at the Bonus Arena in Hull.
Thornton, who won the first ever seniors world title, will also be one of the top contenders as he eyes his second WSDT title.
Other names in action this weekend include Martin Adams, Kevin Painter, Terry Jenkins, Bob Anderson, Deta Hedman, Peter Manley, John Part and Lisa Ashton.
Preliminary round and first round draws
Preliminary round
Deta Hedman vs Trina Gulliver
Keith Deller vs Colin McGarry
Lisa Ashton vs Paul Hogan
Tony O'Shea vs Brian Dawson
First round
Phil Taylor vs Deta Hedman or Trina Gulliver
John Part vs Peter Manley
John Lowe vs Kevin Painter
Peter Evison vs Keith Deller or Colin McGarry
Larry Butler vs Lisa Ashton or Paul Hogan
Bob Anderson vs Martin Adams
Terry Jenkins vs Ronnie Baxter
Robert Thornton vs Tony O'Shea or Brian Dawson
Schedule
Preliminary and first round games at the event will take place across Friday, July 1 and Saturday, July 2.
There are four preliminary games and eight first round encounters - all of them played in the best of 15 legs format.
The tournament will culminate on Sunday, July 3, starting with the quarter-final, which will be a race to eight legs.
Semi-final and the final, on the other hand, will be best of 17 legs.
Prize Money
Winner: £10,000
Runner-up: £5,000
Semi-finalist: £2,500
Quarter-finalist: £1,250
First round: £750
Preliminary round: £0
Where to watch
Fans in the UK can follow the action unfold live on BT Sport.
Friday's session will take place from 7pm to 11pm. Saturday and Sunday will have two sessions each, with afternoon games running from 1pm to 5pm and evening matches taking place from 7pm to 11pm.
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