This year's finals took place in Santon earlier this month
The Isle of Man will once again play to host to the big finale to the International Pool Association (IPA) season next year.
The organisation has confirmed the Island will host the 2026 IPA grand finals at the Comis Hotel in Santon from 11-15 November.
It'll be the second year running the last round of the series has taken place here after the 2025 finals were held at the same venue earlier this month.
The 2026 tour - which will begin in March - will also see other rounds held in the likes of Newcastle, Coventry and Glasgow.
The Isle of Man has already hosted the grand finals on multiple occasions in recent years.
During this year's event, current IPA number one, Liam Dunster won the men's professional final whilst IPA number two, Mark Boyle was crowned winner of the open final.
Elsewhere, Bec Sweeney secured victory in the Ladies Open whilst the Ladies Elite Grand Final was won by Shona Lucas.
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