PDC World Grand Prix
The PDC World Grand Prix will take place from 28. September - 4. October in Leicester. The Top 16 of the World Rankings and the Top 16 of the Pro Tour Order of Merit take part. Schedule first and second round, Participants, Draw First Round Tournament Information Tournament Bracketnew

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5. October

PDC World Youth Championship

Today Wigan the PDC World Youth Championship including the semi-finals was played. As Luke Littler was among the participants he was the clear favourit. But he sensational lost to Cam Crabtree who defeated him in a close semi-final with 6:5 . Crabtree will play in the final - which will take place on 29. November during the Players Championship Finals in Minehead - against German Jan Schmidt who as well quite unexpected progressed into the final with wins over Owen Roelofs, Daniel Kortbek, Sebastian Bialecki, Henry Coates and Charlie Manby. Both Crabtree and Schmidt get a place in the beim Grand Slam and the winner gets a place in the PDC World Championship as well.
PDC World Youth Championshipnew

PDC Development Tour

At the weekend in Wigan the last four Development Tour Events of the season were played. They were won by Nunjo Dewaele, Archie Self, Henry Coates and Kaya Baysal. For each of the four players it was the first Development Tour win though Coates already won a Players Championship in July. Sebastian Bialecki still heads the ranking and will get a place in the Grand Slam. As he is already qualified for the World Championship the three Development Tour places in the World Championship to the players ranked 2-4 - Jurjen van der Velde, Cam Crabtree and Jamai van den Herik, Owen Bates would be the replacement. Crabtree and van den Herik will ge a two years Tour Card for 2027 and 2028.
Development Tournew



4. October

Humphries wins World Grand Prix

With an 6:4 defeat of Gerwyn Price Luke Humphries wins a highclass and thrilling final and for the second time is World Grand Prix Champion.
Price dominated the early parts of the match and soon lead 3:0 - Humphries only won three legs. But then Humphries was finally in the match, started a fightback and won the next four sets in a row to lead 4:3. Price won the eighth set to draw, but Humphries couldn't be stopped. He won a very close ninth set 3:2 and stormed with 3:0 through the last set to victory.
Report, Statistics Finalnew

PDC World Grand Prix

While the first semi-final between Gerwyn Price and Nathan Aspinall was dominated from the start by Price and Aspinall was far from his quarterfinals form, the second semi-final between Luke Humphries and James Wade was in many sets a hardfought match. Only in the final part of the match Humphries managed to draw away and to win in the end 5:3. With the best average of the night of 96.83 Humphries for the fourth time in a row progressed into the World Grand Prix final where he will meet Gerwyn Price.
World Grand Prix Schedule, Results Semi-Finals
Report, Statistics Semi-Finalsnew



3. October

PDC World Grand Prix

Only one of the quarterfinals on the fifth day of the tournament was a hard fought match - the only Welsh clash between Gerwyn Price and Jonny Clayton. Clayton won the first two sets, Price the sets 3 and 4 and then prevailed in the last set and the match 3:2. He will play in the semi-finals against Nathan Aspinall who defeated Ryan Joyce 3:0 with an 105.15 average - the highest of the night. In the second semi-final James Wade and Luke Humphries will meet who both won 3:0 against Gian van Veen and Niels Zonneveld respectively.
World Grand Prix Schedule, Results Day 5
Report, Statistics Day 5



2. October

PDC World Grand Prix

On the fourth day of the tournament the second round was played to the end and only the last match between Gian van Veen and Ryan Searle was hard fought and decided in the fifth set mostly because the Dutchman had in some legs problems with his Double In. But the Dutch number 1 won 3:2 and for the first time reached the quarterfinals. Niels Zonneveld a little bit surprisingly defeated Gary Anderson 3:1 - it just didn't happen for the Scot tonight. James Wade got a commanding 3:1 win over Stephen Bunting, who played with 96.29 the highest average of the night and Luke Humphries was much improved and defeated Jermaine Wattimena 3:0.
World Grand Prix Schedule, Results Day 4
Report, Statistics Day 4new



1. October

PDC World Grand Prix

On the first second round night all matches were won clearly. Ryan Joyce 3:0 win over Danny Noppert was the biggest surprise. Noppert only won three legs - one in each set. Jonny Clayton was the only player who lost a set on the night. His scores against Wessel Nijman were not always high but he was impressive clinical both on Double In and on Double Out. Gerwyn Price dominated against Ross Smith who just didn't find a way to stop him. He won as Nathan Aspinall - who showed against Luke Woodhouse the best performance of the night - with 3:0.
World Grand Prix Schedule, Results Day 3
Statistics Day 3



30. September

PDC World Grand Prix

On the second night of the World Grand Prix the first round was played to the end and again eight matches took place. For the number 7 seed and the number 15 seed, Chris Dobey and Josh Rock, the tournament ended first round - Dobey never found a way into his match against Jermaine Wattimena while Rock lost to a spirited Niels Zonneveld. The other seeds - among them with Luke Humphries and Gian van Veen the numbers two and three of the world - won their matches but only Gary Anderson in the third set of his match against Damon Heta was close to convincing at the expense of Heta who lost once again in the first round of the tournament.
World Grand Prix Schedule, Results Day 2
Report, Statistics Day 2new



29. September

PDC World Grand Prix

The first night of the World Grand Prix in Leicester brought us the probably biggest upset of the entire tournament - reigning champion Luke Littler was eliminate with a for him non-characteristic lousy performance by the far from outstanding playing Luke Woodhouse. Beside him from the seeds only Michael van Gerwen didn't survive the first round - he lost in a mediocre match to the imperturbably Ryan Joyce. The outstanding performance of the night came from Gerwyn Price who whitewashed the Polish debutant Sebastian Bialecki.
World Grand Prix Schedule, Results Day 1
Report, Statistics Day 1new



28. September

PDC World Grand Prix

Today in Leicester the PDC World Grand Prix will begin - the only Double In Double Out tournament of the PDC. On the first night the first eight fist round matches will be played. Among others reigning champion Luke Littler will stand at the oche who will meet Luke Woodhouse. The tournament will be opened by the match between Danny Noppert and Niko Springer - the only German in this year's field of participants.
In the PDC preview Luke Littler, Luke Humphries and Ross Smith have their say.
World Grand Prix
Preview



27. September

Tournament Calendar 2027

All so far known tournament dates were added to the Tournament Calendar 2027. On the European Tour next year one event will take place in France and there will be a new tournament in Salzburg - the European Open -, in which all tour card holders will take part. From next year there will be 48 participants in the European Championship and the tournament will be played over six days instead of the till this year four days. Both the Challenge and the Development Tour will consist of six weekends a three days with one event per day.
Provisional Tournament Calendar 2027
European Tour 2027
Pro Tour 2027
Challenge Tour 2027
Development Tour 2027
Women's Series 2027



25. September

Premier League 2027

The PDC published dates and venues of the Premier League 2027. There will be no new venues next year, the PDC again will play one league day in Berlin (11.February) , Antwerp (25. March) and Rotterdam (15. April).

Premier League 2027

All dates you can as well find in the very temporary Tournament Calendar 2027.



24. September

European Tour

By the Tour Card Holder Qualifier for the last European Tour Event of the year which took place today in Den Bosch Scott Williams, Max Hopp, Ricardo Pietreczko, Michael Smith, Nick Kenny, Callan Rydz, Stephen Burton, James Hurrell, Mickey Mansell and Owen Bates qualified. With the exception of the Host Nation Qualifiers the field of participants on the Dutch Darts Championship is now complete.
European Tour 15 - Participants

PDC Rankings

The PDC World Ranking=Werner Rankings Ladder, the Pro Tour Order of Merit and the Players Championship Order of Merit were updated.
PDC Rankings
Pro Tour

Menzies and Sedlacek win in Den Bosch

The two Players Championships in Den Bosch were won by Cameron Menzies and Karel Sedlacek. Cameron Menzies won the 29. Players Championship - he defeated in the final Gian van Veen with 8:4. In the semi-finals stood Kevin Doets and William O'Connor. For Menzies it was already the second Players Championship title on the Pro Tour this year. Cristo Reyes and Max Hopp threw a nine-darter.
Players Championship 30 was won by Karel Sedlacek, who prevailed in the final 8:7 over Scott Williams. Sedlacek is the first ever player from the Czech Republic to win PDC senior's title. The semi-finals reached Jermaine Wattimena and Niels Zonneveld.
Today in Den Bosch the Tour Card Holders Qualifier for the 15. and last European Tour Event of the year - which will take place from the 16. - 18. October in Maastricht - will be played.
Players Championships 29+30, Resultsnew
European Tour 15 Maastricht



21. September

PDC Pro Tour Events in Den Bosch

Tomorrow and on Wednesday in Den Bosch, Netherlands, Players Championships 29 and 30 will take place. On Thursday follows at the same venue the Qualifier for the 15. and last European Tour Event of the year in Maastricht.
Gary Anderson, Stephen Bunting, Jonny Clayton, Yorick Hofkens, Luke Humphries, Rusty-Jake Rodriguez, Ryan Searle and Niko Springer will not be in Den Bosch. They will be replaced by Henry Coates, Joe Hunt, Daniel Klose, Tommy Morris, Tommy Lishman, Archie Self, Nathan Potter and Steve Lennon.
Players Championships 29+30, Participantsnew



20. September

Smith wins World Series of Darts Finals

With a 11:5 defeat of Gerwyn Price Ross Smith won the World Series of Darts Finals and secured his second Major title. Smith showed throughout the tournament strong performances and is the deserved winner.
On finals day Smith prevailed over Josh Rock and Gian van Veen who never really found into the game. Gerwyn Price reached the final with wins over James Wade and Jonny Clayton. Clayton defeated in the quarterfinals Luke Littler - who had a lot of double-trouble - with 10:4.
Results Day 4
Statistics
Report

World Series of Darts Finals

At the World Series of Darts Finals in Amsterdam today is Finals Day. In the afternoon-session the third round will take place, in the evening-session quarterfinals, semi-finals and the final will be played.
After reigning champion Michael van Gerwen on Thursday yesterday the world number 2 Luke Humphries was elimnated in a close match by Dirk van Duijvenbode. Luke Littler had to battle hard against Nathan Aspinall but won in the end 10:9 and will meet now in the third round Jonny Clayton.
Schedule Day 4



19. September

World Series of Darts Finals

Today in Amsterdam the second round of the World Series of Darts Finals will take place. In an afternoon- and an evening-session four matches each will be played.
In the afternoon-session among others the number 2 and the number 3 of the world will stand at the oche - Luke Humphries and Gian van Veen who will compete against Dirk van Duijvenbode and Karel Sedlacek. The evening-session will be headlined by numbers 1 and 4 of the world - Luke Littler and Gerwyn Price. They will play against Nathan Aspinall and Canadian Jim Long respectively.
Schedule, Results Day 3
Statisticsnew



18. September

World Series of Darts Finals

On the second day of the World Series of Darts Finals in Amsterdam the first round of the tournament was played to the end.
While on the first night Daryl Gurney's defeat of reigning champion Michael van Gerwen was the biggest upset of the tournament so far, on the second night the 6:5 of Japanese Motomu Sakai over Callan Rydz in in a well balanced and good match was the biggest surprise.
Schedule, Results Day 2
Statistics



17. September

World Series of Darts Finals

Today in Amsterdam the World Series of Darts Finals will begin. The first eight matches of the first round will be played. Among the players on stage will be reigning champion Michael van Gerwen who will begin his campaign against Daryl Gurney.
From the original field of participants Man Lok Leung(illness), Lourence Illagan and Alexis Toylo(Visa problems) withdrew. They will be replaced by Daryl Gurney, Dirk van Duivenbode and Maik Kuivenhoven.
In the PDC preview Michael van Gerwen, Luke Littler and James Wade have their say.
Schedule, Results Day 1
Statistics
Preview



16. September

Dartoids World

In his new blog the American speculates about feasible differences between dartplayers of the old guard and dartplayers of the new generation. He comes to a surprising result.
The Old Guard, the New Breed...and the Space In Betweennew

PDC World Grand Prix

After the Flanders Darts Trophy last weekend all participants in the PDC World Grand Prix were known. The PDC now published the draw and the schedule of the first and second round of it's only Double In Double Out tournament.
The tournament will be opened on 28. September by the match between the only German participant Niko Springer and Danny Noppert. TReigning champion Luke Littler will begin his way ti the title defence as well in the first night against Luke Woodhouse. Among others on the first night Gerwyn Price and Jonny Clayton will stand at the oche. On the second day of the first round Gian van Veen and Luke Humphries will headline the players on stage.
PDC World Grand Prixnew



14. September

PDC Rankings

The PDC World Ranking=Werner Rankings Ladder, the Pro Tour Order of Merit and the European Tour Order of Merit were updated.
PDC Rankings
European Tour

Wade wins in Antwerp

With an 8:4 defeat of Ross Smith in the final James Wade won the Flanders Darts Trophy in Antwerp. For Wade it was the first European Tour win in over ten years. Wade reached the final with wins over Rob Cross, Danny Noppert and Damon Heta. Ross Smith defeated on finals day Gerwyn Price, Ryan Joyce and Gian van Veen - all in the deciding leg.
After the tournament all participants in the PDC World Grand Prix are known.
European Tour 13 Antwerp
Resultsnew
Statisticsnew
Reportnew



13. September

European Tour

In Antwerp today the Flanders Darts Trophy will be played to the end. In the afternoon-session the third round will take place, in the evening-session quarterfinals, semi-finals and the final will follow.
The last Belgian player still in the tournament, Andy Baetens, was eliminated in the second round by Ryan Searle. From the seeds Krzysztof Ratajski, Martin Schindler, Josh Rock and Michael van Gerwen didn't suvive The second round while Gian van Veen and Nathan Aspinall showed the best performances.
European Tour 13 Antwerpen
Schedule Day 3



12. September

European Tour

On the second day of the tournament the first round winners will play in an afternoon- and an evening-session against the seeded players.
With the exception of Andy Baetens - who showed an oustanding performance - all Belgian players were eliminated first round. Baetens will play in today's afternoon session against Ryan Searle. Beau Greaves didn't survive the first round this time. She had a rather slow start against Damon Heta and though she played much better in the later stages it was too late and Heta won the match close with 6:5.
European Tour 13 Antwerpen
Schedule Day 2, Results
Statistik



10. September

European Tour

Tomorrow in Antwerp, Belgium, the thirteenth event of the European Tour 2026 will start - the Flanders Darts Trophy. As always on the first day only the qualifiers will stand at the oche.
From the seeds Luke Littler, Luke Humphries, Jonny Clayton and Gary Anderson withdrew. For them Jermaine Wattimena, Luke Woodhouse, Martin Schindler and Krzysztof Ratajski move up into the seeds. Gabriel Clemens, James Hurrell, Kim Huybrechts and Brendan Dolan join the tournament via the Reserve List. By the Host Nation Qualifier Jaimy Jacobs, Kevin Lankhuizen, Jeroen Caron and Andy Baetens qualified.
European Tour 13 Antwerp
Schedule Day 1, Resultsnew
Statisticsnew



7. September

PDC Rankings

The PDC World Ranking=Werner Rankings Ladder, the Pro Tour Order of Merit and the European Tour Order of Merit were updated.
PDC Rankings
European Tour



6. September

Littler wins in Prague

With an 8:6 defeat of Luke Humphries Luke Littler won the Czech Darts Open in Prague. It was a thrilling final in which Humphries fought back into the match only to miss a few chances. Littler defeated on finals day with strong performances Krzysztof Ratajski, Danny Noppert and Michael van Gerwen to progress into the final. Humphries averages were not quite so high - he reached the final with wins over Andrew Gilding, William O'Connor and - in a highclass semi-final - Gerwyn Price.
European Tour 12 Prague
Results Day 3
Statistics

European Tour

Today the Czech Darts Open in Prague zu will be played to the end. In the afternoon-session the third round will be played, in the evening-session quarterfinals, semi-finals and final will follow.
In the afternoon-session of the second round yesterday with Jermaine Wattimena, Ryan Searle, Gary Anderson, Chris Dobey and Nathan Aspinall five seeds were eliminated, in the evening-session it was the strong playing Stephen Bunting who lost to the even better Luke Woodhouse. The most convincing performances came from Gerwyn Price, Luke Humphries - who prevailed against an again good playing Beau Greaves - and Luke Littler who was too strong for Niko Springer.
European Tour 12 Prague
Schedule Day 3



5. September

European Tour

On the second day of the Czech Darts Open the winning qualifiers will play in an afternoon- and an evening-session against the seeds.
All Host Nation qualifiers were eliminated first round. History once again wrote Beau Greaves who defeated Daryl Gurney and now is the first woman ever to win a match on the European Tour. She will meet today reigning champion Luke Humphries.

European Tour 12 Prag
Schedule Day 2, Results
Statistics



3. September

European Tour

From tomorrow in Prague the twelfth event of the European Tour 2026 will be played - the Czech Darts Open. As always on the first day only the qualifiers will stand at the oche.
From the seeds only James Wade withdrew. For Wade Jermaine Wattimena moves up in the seeds and Ricky Evans joins the tournament via the Reserve List. By the Host Nation Qualifier Adam Gawlas, Jiri Brejcha, Karel Sedlacek and David Rosi qualified.
European Tour 12 Prag
Schedule Day 1, Results
Statistics



2. September

World Series of Darts Finals

The PDC today published the draw of the first round of the WSOD Finals and the schedule of the first and the second round of the tournament.
Michael van Gerwen will begin his way to the title defence on the first night of the tournament (17. September) against Lourence Ilagan. The world number 1 Luke Littler will play his first match against Danny Noppert.
World Series of Darts Finals, Participants, Schedule

CDC Circuit

On the CDC Circuit at the weekend events 8, 9 and 10 were played. They were won by Gary Mawson, Fred Krueger and Adam Sevada. For Sevada it was already the fourth win of the year. Sevada heads the ranking clear in front of Leonard Gates and Fred Krueger.
Championship Darts Circuit

WDF Ergebnisse August

On the WDF Circuit in August numerous tournaments took place. Here only the most important reasuts.
The DPFL Live Event in Kissimmee/USA was won by Leonard Gates and Canadian Maria Karli. Winners of the Swedish Open in Malmö were Finn Petri Rasmus and Swedish Anna Forsmark, at the Swedish Open Scotsman Ross Montgomery and Turk Emine Dursun got the titles.
In Fels am Wagram in Austria several tournaments were played. Winners of the Lower Austrian Masters were Belgian Brian Raman and Dutch Priscilla Steenbergen . The youth titles went to Mika Donnevert and Merve Hummel, who won the youth titles of the Death Angel Open as well. The men's event was won by Jenson Walker and the women's event by Paul Jacklin. Mika Donnevert as well won the Austria Open- there English Ruby Grey won the girl's title - and the Blue Danube Open where as well Ruby Grey won the girl's title.
Winners of the Welsh Classic were Englishman Kaya Basal and Swede Vicky Pruim, the youth title was won by English Jack Nankervis. In the Welsh Open Scotsman Ryan Hogarth and Deta Hedman were successful; Mitchell Lawrie won the boy's event and Macy Gibbons the girl's title.
In Belgium as well two youth events were played - Belgians Jason Goossens and Silke Vanhee won the Lowland Youth Trophy, Dutchman Kai Burger and again Silke Vanhee won the Lowlands Youth Open.
The New Zealand Darts Masters were won by Caleb Hope and Nicole Regnaud. The youth titles went to Johnny Parker and Laitesha Ward.



31. August

PDC Rankings

The PDC World Ranking=Werner Rankings Ladder, the Pro Tour Order of Merit and the European Tour Order of Merit were updated.
PDC Rankings
European Tour



30. August

Smith wins Hungarian Darts Trophy

With an 8:2 defeat of Gary Anderson Ross Smith won the Hungarian Darts Trophy in Budapest. It was already Smith's second win on the European Tour this year, while Anderson reached on his only third European Tour participation in 2026 for the first time the final.
Ross Smith defeated on Finals Day Jonny Clayton, Dave Chisnall and Danny Noppert. Anderson prevailed over Stephen Bunting, Gian van Veen and Nathan Aspinall each time in close matches in the deciding leg.
European Tour 11 Budapest
Results Day 3
Statistics
Report Finals Day new

European Tour

Today is Finals Day at the Hungarian Darts Trophy in Budapest. In the afternoon the third round will take place, in the evening-session quarterfinals, semi-finals and the final will be played.
After the second round all Host Nation Qualifiers were out of the tournament. Reigning champion Niko Springer lost his second round match 4:6 to Ryan Searle. From the seeds Wessel Nijman, Luke Woodhouse, Madars Razma and Luke Humphries didn't survive their first matches.
European Tour 11 Budapest
Schedule Day 3
Statistics



28. August

PDC Rankings

Zje PDC World Ranking=Werner Rankings Ladder, the Pro Tour Order of Merit, the Players Championship Order of Merit, the Nordic and Baltic Tour Order of Merit and the Women's Series Order of Merit were updated.
PDC Rankings
Pro Tour



27. August

European Tour

Tomorrow in Budapest the eleventh event of the European Tour 2026 - the Hungarian Darts Trophy - will begin. as always on the first day only the qualifiers will stand at the oche.
From the seeds James Wade and Gerwyn Price withdrew. James Wade will be replaced by Madars Razma, for Gerwyn Price Luke Woodhouse moves up into the seeds. Callan Rydz comes by the reserve list new into the tournament. By the Host Nation Qualifier Laszlo Kadar, Nandor Major, Milan Biro and Andras Borbely qualified.
European Tour 11 Budapest
Schedule Day 1, Results
Statistics



26. August

Wattimena and Humphries win in Leicester

Jermaine Wattimena and Luke Humphries won the two Players Championships in Leicester.
Wattimena won the 27. Players Championship defeating Kevin Doets 8:6 in the final. The semi-finals reached Wessel Nijman and Luke Woodhouse. Nathan Aspinall threw a nine-darter.
Luke Humphries defeated in the final of the 28. Players Championship Brendan Dolan with 8:6 and won his third Players Championship title of the year. In the semi-finals stood Mike de Decker and Luke Littler.
Players Championships 27 + 28, Results


25. August

PDC Pro Tour Events in Leicester

Today and tomorrow in Leicester Players Championships 27 and 28 will take place.
Gary Anderson, Jonny Clayton, Damon Heta, Max Hopp, Pero Ljubic, Gerwyn Price, Josh Rock, Ross Smith, Mensur Suljovic, Dimitri Van den Bergh, Gian van Veen, James Wade, Pascal Rupprecht, Matthias Ehlers and Stephen Bunting (PC 27 only) will not take part. They will be replaced by Henry Coates, Derek Coulson, Joe Hunt, Daniel Klose, Tommy Morris, Tommy Lishman, Daniel Ayres, Archie Self, Jack Tweddell, Nathan Potter, Christopher Wickenden, Harry Ward, Steve Lennon, Martijn Dragt and Scott Waites (PC 27 only).
Players Championships 27 + 28, Participants

World Series of Darts

After the World Series event yesterday the World Series of Darts Finals Tour Card Holders Qualifier was played in Leicester by which Callan Rydz, Rob Cross, Kevin Doets and Karel Sedlacek qualified. So now all 32 participants in the tournament are known. The tournament will take place from 17. - 20. September in Amsterdam.
World Series of Darts Finals, Participants, Schedule



24. August

PDC Women's Series

Lisa Ashton and Fallon Sherrock won on Saturday in Leicester in absence of Beau Greaves the Women's Series events 17 and 18. Aston won the 17. event with a 5:0 win over Lauryn Salter, Sherrock prevailed 5:0 in the final of the 18. events over Lisa Ashton. On Sunday Beau Greaves was back and won both event 19 and event 20. She defeated in her finals Lisa Ashton and Aileen de Graaf. So Greaves still heads the ranking followed by Ashton and Sherrock on places two and three.
Participants, Results

Wade gewinnt in Wollongong

An outstanding playing James Wade won the Australian Darts Masters - the last event of the PDC World Series this year. Wade defeated in the highclass final the as well strong playing Australian Brody Klinge.
Wade reached the final with wins over Tim Pusey, Stephen Bunting and Gerwyn Price. Against Pusey he played with 112.73 the highest average of the tournament. Klinge prevailed on his way to the final over Ross Smith, Gian van Veen and Jonny Clayton.
Australian Darts Masters, Schedule, Results
Statistics
Report



21. August

Darts Technique

In this blog about darts technique Australian darts player Raymond Smith talks about the problems of darts coaching and explains the for him most important three topics on which he works when coaching players: Axis, Release to Follow-Through and Muscle control.
Darts Technique - the Big 3new

PDC Women's Series

This weekend the PDC Women's Series will continue in Leicester with the events 17 - 20. On Saturday and Sunday two events each will be played.
Participants



20. August

World Series of Darts

Tomorrow in Wollongong in Australia the lst event of this year's World Series of Darts will begin - the Australian Darts Masters. In the first round eight PDC representatives will play against eight Ozeanic representatives. Among the eight PDC players is Gerwyn Price, who won the first Australian Darts Masters in 2024. He will meet Simon Whitlock in his first round match.
In the PDC preview Simon Whitlock and Gian van Veen have their say.
Australian Darts Masters, Results
Statistics
Preview



17. August

Challenge Tour

At the weekend five more events were played on the PDC Challenge Tour in Milton Keynes. They were won by Derek Coulson, David Davies, Archie Self, Dylan Slevin and Daniel Klose. Both Coulson and Klose beside reached another final.
Derek Coulson still heads the ranking followed by Joe Hunt on second place. German Klose moved up on third place.
Challenge Tour

World Series of Darts

Jonny Clayton won the New Zealand Darts Masters with a 8:4 defeat of Gerwyn Price. Before Clayton won on finals day against Gian van Veen and James Wade while Gerwyn Price prevailed on finals day first over Damon Heta and then over ADA qualifier Raymond Smith who played an impressive tournament.
Next weekend the last of this year's World Series Events will take place in Australia.
New Zealand Darts Masters
Report
Statistics



10. August

PDC Nordic and Baltic Tour

The Nordic and Baltic Tour played at the weekend in Oslo, Norway, Pro Tour Events and European Tour Qualifiers. The two Pro Tour Events were won by Benjami Drue Reus and Oskar Lukasiak. Dane Michael Hansen qualified for the Flanders Darts Trophy, Jani Haavisto will take part in the Swiss Darts Trophy and Jonas Masalin in the Dutch Darts Championship.
Nordic and Baltic Tour



3. August

PDC Development Tour

At the weekend the PDC Development Tour played in Hildesheim, Germany. Five Events were played - two each on Friday and Saturday, one on Sunday. They were won by Owen Bates, Sam Jackson, Jamai van den Herik, Yorick Hofkens and Lenny Schlüter. For Jackson, Hofkens and Schlueter it was the first title. During the eighteenth event Archie Self threw a nine-darter.
Sebastian Bialecki still heads the ranking followed by Jack Drayton and Cam Crabtree. As Bialecki at the moment is inside the Top 64 of the world he can't compete on the Development Tour.
Development Tour