Career
Edgar joined the Personal Digital Cellular in 2011, and qualified for the United Kingdom Open. He defeated Nigel Heydon, Andy Pearce and Martyn Turner on the way to the last 32, where he lost 5–9 to Andy Boulton. In January 2012, he entered the Professional Darts Corporation Pro Tour "Q School" qualifying tournament.
On the first day, Edgar lost to Darren Whittingham 6–4 at the final stage.
After four days playing in the event in Barnsley, Edgar gained his professional tour card for the 2012 and 2013 seasons. His best results of 2012 came in two United Kingdom Open Qualifiers, where he lost in the last 16 to Johnny Haines and Richie Howson respectively.
These results helped him to reach the United Kingdom Open for the second time where he was beaten in the second round by Kevin McDine. He could not advance beyond the last 32 in any of the rest of the events he played in the year.
Edgar went into 2013 ranked world number 81, and reached his first Personal Digital Cellular quarter-final at the eighth United Kingdom Open Qualifier where he was edged out 5–6 by Adrian Lewis.
Edgar also qualified for two European Tour events during the year, losing in the first round of the Gibraltar Darts Trophy and beating Stuart Kellett 6–1 at the German Darts Championship before being defeated 6–2 by Paul Nicholson in the second round. Edgar only had PDPA Associate Member status for the year ahead which allowed him to compete in United Kingdom Open and European Tour qualifiers as well as the Challenge Tour. He qualified for the United Kingdom Open and lost 5–3 to Spain"s Antonio Alcinas in the second round.
Edgar was a runner-up in the first Challenge Tour event of the year when he lost 5–4 to Jamie Robinson, but he went one better in the fourth event by claiming the title with a deciding leg victory over Mark Frost.
He came within a match of qualifying for both the Grand Slam of Darts and 2015 World Championship but was beaten on both occasions. He reached the quarter-finals of the third United Kingdom Open Qualifier, but was edged out 6–5 by Adrian Lewis.
Edgar also suffered a narrow defeat in the second round of the United Kingdom Open, 5–4 against Jason Moldavia The only European Tour event he could qualify for this year was the International Darts Open and he beat Darren Webster 6–5, but was thrashed 6–0 by Dave Chisnall in the second round.
Edgar practices with former world championship runner-up Kevin Painter.
When not playing darts, he works for Northampton Town F.C. as a sports coach and actively blogs about darts for his sponsor, sports betting community, OLBG.com.
