14. October
PDC World Youth Championship Finals 2025
After the last Development Tour Events of the year yesterday in Wigan the PDC World Youth Championship Finals 2025 were played down including the semi-finals.
The two semi-finals were won by Beau Greaves and reigning champion Gian van Veen. Beau Greaves prevailed in her semi-final over Luke Littler - both players played an average of over 100.
Gian van Veen defeated in his semi-final Pole Sebastian Bialecki.
The final of the tournament will be played on 23. November between the semi-finals and the final of the Players Championship Finals in Minehead.
PDC World Youth Championship Finals 2025 Results
13. October
PDC Pro Tour
Tomorrow and on Wednesday in Wigan the Players Championships 31 and 32 will take place. They are important events in the battle to qualify for the Players Championship Finals in November.
Stephen Bunting, Kai Gotthardt, Andrew Gilding, Pero Ljubic, Michele Turetta, Jules van Dongen, Tim Wolters and Rusty-Jake Rodriguez didn't register for the Players Championships.
They will be replaced by Darius Labanauskas, Stefan Bellmont, Ted Evetts, Jamai van den Herik, Scott Waites, Alexander Merkx and Danny van Trijp.
Players Championships 31 + 32, Participantsnew
Littler wins World Grand Prix
In a slightly one sided final Luke Littler showed his class and and was always one step ahead of Luke Humphries who showed nevertheless a good match.
Littler won with 6:1 - whereas five of the sets went into a deciding leg. Every time the deciding legs were wrapped up by Littler who once again showed he is resilient to pressure.
For Littler - who just missed a nine-darter in the third set - it was the first World Grand Prix win, for Humphries it was the second defeat in a row in the final.
Report, Statisticsnew
PDC Development Tour
At the weekend in Wigan the last four Development Tour Events of the season were played. They were won by Cam Crabtree, Dominik Gruellich , Jamai van den Herik and Leon Weber.
Crabtree by this confirmed his place as head of the Development Tour Orders of Merit, Beau Greaves couldn't win another event but reached a final and a semi-final and stays on second place.
On the third place Owen Bates follows.
As Crabtree already has a Tour Card beside Greaves Bates will get a trwo years Tour Card. Crabtree qualifies for the Grand Slam of Darts. For the PDC World Championship qualified - as Crabtree
already will qualify by the Pro Tour Ranking - Beau Greaves, Owen Bates and the fourth of the Development Tour Order of Merit Charlie Manby. Should Bates qualifiy as well by the Pro Tour
the fifth of the Development Tour Orders of Merit
Jamai van den Herik will move into the World Championship place.
Greaves is the first female player to get a Tour Card by the Development Tour Order of Merit and after Lisa Ashton the only second female Tour Card Holder.
Development Tour
11. October
PDC World Grand Prix - Semi-Finals
The first of the two semi-finals between Luke Humphries and Danny Noppert was the closer of the two matches. Humphries stormed to a 3:0 lead, but then slightly slipped while Noppert settled more and more
and reduced the deficit to 3:4. Humphries managed to find another gear in the last set and won 5:3. For the third time in a row he stands in the final of the World Grand Prix.
Luke Littlers win over Jonny Clayton on the other side never was in danger though Clayton played a good match. But he couldn't keep up with Littler who won 5:1 and for the first time reached the World Grand Prix final.
Humphries and Littler will meet in the final.
Schedule, Results
Report, Statistics Semi-Finalsnew
10. October
PDC World Grand Prix - Quarterfinals
On the fifth day of the World Grand Prix in Leicester the quarterfinals took place.
The first quarterfinal between Danny Noppert and Gary Anderson ended 3:1 for the Dutchman. Anderson only won the first set, but the last two sets both went into a deciding leg. After that Dirk van Duijvenbode played against Jonny Clayton.
Van Duijvenbode couldn't build on his good performances of the first and second round and lost 0:3 to the convincing Welshman. Clayton only lost a single leg. The match between Luke Littler and Gerwyn Price was a dramatic one and to be sure Price will rue his missed chances.
Price started better and was 2:0 in the lead but then somehow lost the thread while Littler finally settled and won set three. Price never really recovered and missed several chances to win. Littler
defeated him 3:2. In the last quarterfinal world numner 1 Luke Humphries met Cameron Menzies. Humphries picked up speed in the second half of the match and won 3:1.
Schedule, Resultsnew
Report, Statistics Quarterfinalsnew
9. October
PDC World Grand Prix - Second Round
The two second round nights of the World Grand Prix were two very different nights - while on the first night there were several upsets the second night was a night of one-sided matches.
On the first night the first two matches had with Cameron Menzies and Danny Noppert not the expected winners - Cameron Menzies defeated Rob Cross 3:1, Danny Noppert won with the same result against the in his first match so
outstanding Stephen Bunting.The third match won Luke Humphries as well 3:1 against Krzysztof Ratajski before Gary Anderson in the last match steam rolled Joe Cullen 3:0 and progressed for the first time in five years
into the quarterfinals.
The second night started with a clear 3:0 win of Dirk van Duijvenbode against Daryl Gurney who had big problems to hit his starting doubles. It was not as easy for Jonny Clayton against Luke Woodhouse
but his 3:1 win never was in danger. Reigning champion Mike de Decker had no chance against Luke Littler and lost 0:3. In the last match of the second round Gerwyn Price was as dominant as van Duijvenbode und Littler and won 3:0 as well.
His opponent Josh Rock only won a single leg.
Tomorrow the quarterfinals will be played in Leicester.
Results
Statistics Day 3
Report, Statistics Day 4
8. October
PDC World Grand Prix - Day 2
On the second day of the World Grand Prix the third round was played to the end and again some seeded players were eliminated. Damon Heta lost to Luke Woodhouse, Ross Smith jhad no chance against Daryl Gurney.
Michael van Gerwen lost to his fellow country man Dirk van Duijvenbode - he only won two legs. For Peter Wright - who lost 1:2 against reigning champion Mike de Decker - the tournament is over as well.
Gian van Veen played against Luke Littler with an average of 106.47 a new tournament record but nevertheless had non chance against Luke Littler.
Solide played at their wins over Andrew Gilding and Ryan Searle Jonny Clayton and Gerwyn Price. In the last match of the night Josh Rock had to figjht hard but managed to prevail 2:1 over Ryan Joyce.
Tomorrow the second round will begin in Leicester.
Results
Report, Statistics Day 2new
7. October
PDC World Grand Prix
On the first day of the World Grand Prix with Martin Schindler, Chris Dobey and James Wade three of the seeds were eliminated from the tournmanet with 0:2 defeats
against Krzysztof Ratajski, Cameron Menzies and Joe Cullen. Stephen Bunting showed the best performance - he defeated Niko Springer who only won a single leg - as well with 2:0 and a 97 average. Luke Humphries got a 2:0 win over
Nathan Aspinall, Rob Cross defeated Wessel Nijman in a deciding leg 2:1. The matches between Gary Anderson and Raymond van Barneveld and Danny Noppert and Jermaine Wattimena were as well hard fought. In the end
Anderson and Noppert prevailed.
Tonight the first round will be played to the end. Among the players on stage will be reigning champion Mike de Decker, Luke Littler and Michael van Gerwen.
Results
Report, Statistics Day 1
5. October
PDC World Grand Prix
Tomorrow in Leicester the PDC World Grand Prix will begin.
On Monday and Tuesday the first round of the tournament will take place. While the World Number 1 Luke Humphries will play on Monday against Nathan Aspinall reigning champion Mike de Decker
will begin his campaign on Tuesday against Peter Wright.
In the PDC preview Mike de Decker, Stephen Bunting and James Wade have their say.
Schedule, Participantsnew
Previewnew
3. October
PDC Rankings
The PDC World Ranking=Werner Rankings Ladder, the Pro Tour Order of Merit and the Players Championship Order of Merit were updated after the Players Championships
28,29 and 30 on 3. October.
PDC Rankings
Pro Tour
Searle, Ross Smith and Nijman win in Leicester
Ryan Searle, Ross Smith and Wessel Nijman all won in Leicester one of the three Players Championships.
Ryan Searle won Players Championship 28 with an 8:6 win over Mario Vandenbogaerde. In the semi-finals stood Kevin Doets and Brendan Dolan. Stefan Bellmont,
Adam Hunt and Niko Springer threw a nine-darter. The 29. Players Championship won Ross Smith with 8:7 against Josh Rock. The semi-finalists were Wessel Nijman and
Gary Anderson. Josh Rock threw the nine-darter of the day. Winner of the 30. Players Championships was Wessel Nijman who defeated in the final Damon Heta with 8:3. Here Ryan Searle
and Wesley Plaisier reached the semi-finals.
Players Championships 28, 29 + 30, Participants, Results
30. September
PDC Pro Tour
From today till Thursday in Leicester the Players Championships 28, 29 and 30 will take place.
William Borland, Oskar Lukasiak, Jules van Dongen, Tim Wolters, Rusty-Jake Rodriguez and Luke Littler (only PC 30) didn't register for the Players Championships.
They will be replaced by Darius Labanauskas, Stefan Bellmont, Ted Evetts, Jamai van den Herik, Mervyn King and Jack Tweddell (only PC 30).
Players Championships 28, 29 + 30, Participants, Results
PDC World Grand Prix
After the Swiss Darts Trophy all participants are known. Raymond van Barneveld secured last minute a place in the tournament while among others Dave Chisnall, Michael Smith and Dmitri van den Bergh
failed to qualify.
The PDC already published the draw for the first round which will be played on 6. and 7. October. Reigning champion Mike de Decker - who is not among the seeds -
will open his campaign on Tuesday against Peter Wright. Luke Humphries will play on Monday against Nathan Aspinall while Luke Littler will start into the tournament on Tuesday against Gian van Veen.
Participants, Schedule First Roundnew
29. September
PDC Rankings
The PDC World Ranking=Werner Rankings Ladder, the Pro Tour Order of Merit and the European Order of Merit were updated after the Swiss Darts Trophy.
PDC Rankings
European Tour
Bunting wins title in Basel
Stephen Bunting defeated in the final of the Swiss Darts Trophy Luke Woodhouse with 8:3 and won his second European Tour title of the year. Bunting played outstanding on Finals Day
and had in all four matches an average of over 100.
On his way to the final he defeated Krzysztof Ratajski, Raymond van Barneveld and Gian van Veen. Woodhouse prevailed over Jermaine Wattimena, Ryan Searle and Cor Dekker.
Schedule Finals Day, Results
Statistics
Report Finalnew
27. September
European Tour
On the second day of the tournament in the second round of the Swiss Darts Trophy in two sessions the winners of the first round will play against the seeded players.
All Host Nation Qualifiers lost their first round matches. From the Tour Card Holders Qualifiers only Ritchie Edhouse, Cor Dekker, William O'Connor and Callan Rydz survived the first round. As Ross Smith had to withdraw from the
tournament due to family reasons Ritchie Edhouse gets a bye in the second round.
Schedule Second Round, Resultsnew
Statisticnew
WDF World Cup
Today the WDF World Cup in Seoul was played to the end with the last finals.
The girls singles were won by Turk Aysegül Karagöz. The boy's gold medal went to Canadian Peyton Hammond. The women's singles won Lovely Mae Orbeta from the Philippines, the men's singles were won
by Austrian Franko Guiliani. The Welsh men's team won the gold medal while team Republic of Ireland in the women's event defended the title.
WDF World Cup - Participants, Schedule, Resultsnew
26. September
WDF World Cup
Today at the WDF World Cup in Seoul the finals of the pairs events took place.
The women's pairs were won by the Japanese pair Kosuzu Iwao and Shiori Sato who prevailed in a close match 6:5 over the English pair Laura Turner and Steph Clarke. The men's pairs had with the
Italian pair Alex Bassetti/Daniele Petri a surprise winner - they defeated the Dutch favourites Jimmy van Schie and Danny van Trijp. The girls pairs were won by the pair from China Taipei Tsai Yung-En/Yang Yi-Ching who defeated the Finns Lida Lanko and Lara Oravainen.
In the boys event Aidan O'Hara and Jack Courtney from the Republic of Ireland won against the Turks Kerem Calikiran and Toprak Aras and the mixed pairs won the Dutch pair Kendji Steinbach/Kimberley Kersbergen against
the South African pair Deacon Swanepoel/Anastacia Michel.
Tomorrow the singles finals and the team finals will be played. But first in the women's and the men's single events the semi-finals will take place.
Again there will be a live stream: World Cup Stream
WDF World Cup - Participants, Schedule, Resultsnew
European Tour
Today in Basel the thirteenth and penultimate European Tour Event of the year - the Swiss Darts Trophy - will begin. As always on the first day of the tournament in both sessions only qualifiers will stand on stage.
Michael van Gerwen, Gary Anderson, Gerwyn Price and Cameron Menzies withdrew from the tournament. Gian van Veen, Ryan Searle and Mike de Decker move up under the seeds.
By the reserve list Richard Veenstra, Connor Scutt, Mensur Suljovic and Chris Landman will come as replacements into the field of participants. By the Host Nation Qualifier
Stefan Belmont, Ansh Sood, Denis Schnetzer and Rocco Fulciniti qualified for the tournament.
Participants, Schedule first and second round, Resultsnew
Statisticsnew
24. September
CDC Circuit
On the American CDC Tour at the weekend the last three events took place. Jim Long, David Cameron and Leonard Gates won one tournament each.
Behind the already for the PDC World Championship 2026 qualified Adam Sevada David Cameron and Stowe Buntz sit on the places two and three of the ranking and by this
qualified as well for the PDC World Championship.
CDC Tour
Participants PDC World Championship 2026 on 24. September
23. September
WDF World Cup
Tomorrow in Seoul in the Republic Korea the WDF World Cup 2025 will begin. Teams from 47 nations will take part - some only with a men's team, most with a men's and a women's team
and a lot with men, women and youth.
From the UK teams from England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland will be in Korea but all without a youth team. Only the Republic of Ireland will come with a youth team as well.
The tournament will be streamed on youtube: World Cup Stream
WDF World Cup - Participants, Schedulenew
PDC Rankings
The PDC World Ranking=Werner Rankings Ladder, the Pro Tour Order of Merit and the European Order of Merit were updated after the Hungarian Darts Trophy.
PDC Rankings
European Tour
21. September
Springer wins in Budapest
With a close 8:7 win over Danny Noppert in the final of the Hungarian Darts Trophy Niko Springer unexpected but deserved won his first European Tour title. Springer reached the final with wins over
Rob Cross, Luke Humphries and Josh Rock and impressed with his accuracy on the doubles throughout. Noppert played himself with wins over Michael van Gerwen, Chris Dobey and Luke Littler into the final.
Luke Humphries had at his win over Mike de Decker in the third round with 113.05 the highest average of the tournament and a hitting rate on the doubles of 75 percent but his doubles let him down in the quarterfinal against Springer.
Gerwyn Price had to withdraw after the third round from the tournament due to medical reasons.
Schedule Finals Day, Results<
Statistics
Report Finalnew
European Tour
At the Hungarian Darts Trophy in Budapest it is Finals Day. In the afternoon-session the third round will be played, in the evening-session werden quarterfinals, semi-finals and the final will follow.
Already after the first round all Host Nation Qualifier were out of the tournament. From the seeded players yesterday Ross Smith, Peter Wright, Dave Chisnall - who lost to an outstanding Raymond van Barneveld -,
Damon Heta and surprisingly Stephen Bunting, who lost to Thibault Tricole, didn't survive the second round. Reigning champion Michael van Gerwen is still in the tournament but he showed a weak performance against an even weaker Matthew Dennant.
Schedule Finals Day, Resultsnew
Statisticsnew
18. September
European Tour
Tomorrow in Budapest the twelfth European Tour Event of the year - the Hungarian Darts Trophy - will begin. As always on the first day of the tournament in both sessions only qualifiers will stand on stage.
Gary Anderson and Jonny Clayton withdrew from the tournament. For them Martin Schindler and Mike de Decker move up under the seeds. As well withdrawn has the East Europe Qualifier
Boris Krcmar. By the reserve list Richard Veenstra, Kim Huybrechts and Matthew Dennant will come as replacements into the field of participants. By the Host Nation Qualifier end of August
August Nandor Pres, Nandor Majos, Andras Borbely and Sarai Levente qualified for the tournament.
Participants, Schedule first and second round, Resultsnew
Statisticsnew
17. September
PDC Events
More and more participants in the PDC World Championship 2026 and in the Grand Slam of Darts are known.
How the field of participants in both Events looks at the moment you can find here :
Grand Slam of Darts
PDC World Championship 2026
PDC Europe Super League 2025
Last weekend the last two events of the PDC Europe Next Gen Tour were played. So now all participants in the PDC Europe Super League - the Top 20 of the Next Gen Ranking - are know.
The PDC Super League will be played from 4. - 7. November. The winner will get a place in the PDC World Championship.
PDC Europe Super Leaguenew
15. September
Tournament Calendar 2026
The PDC Calendar for 2026 is online together with the first known WDF dates:
Tournament Calendar 2026new
All Premier League dates and venues were published. New next year will be a Premier League night in Antwerp in Belgium:
Premier League 2026new
The dates and venues of the European Tour were announced as well. New will be European Tour Events in Krakow in Poland and in Bratislava in Slovakia, in the Netherlands will be played Maastricht
instead of in Rosmalen and there will be no European Tour Event in Hildesheim, Germany:
European Tour 2026new
On the Pro Tour, the Challenge Tour, the Development Tour and the Women'Series there were no changes - but there wil be only Players Championships double headers and no triple headers any longer
Pro Tour 2026new
Challenge Tour 2026new
Development Tour 2026new
Women's Series 2026new
14. September
Van Gerwen wins WSOD Final
With an in the end clear 11:7 over Luke Littler Michael van Gerwen won the World Series of Darts Final in Amsterdam in front of his delighted home crowd. Van Gerwen dominated from the start while Littler struggled and never found his A game.
Before in the quarterfinals van Gerwen as last year defeated Luke Humphries and after that prevailed 6:11 over Josh Rock who - similar to Littler in the final - never was able to
produce his A game. Littler won on Finals Day in the quarterfinals against Ross Smith and defeated in a hard fought and very close semi-final Gerwyn Price with 11:10.
Results Finals Day
Statistics
Report Finalnew
13. September
World Series of Darts Final - First Round
From the eight seeds in the first round only number 7 seed Nathan Aspinall and number 1 seed Stephen Bunting were eliminated. Bunting lost his match a little bit surprinsing against Danny Noppert
while Aspinall was defeated as unexpected by Dave Chisnall. Reigning champion Luke Littler got a tediously fight 6:4 win over Simon Whitlock and was not at his best. On the outstanding match of the first round Michael van Gerwen
prevailed over his young fellow country man Wessel Nijman in a close match 6:5 after Nijman had missed with his matchdart. Both had an average of over 100.
In today's evening-session the second round will take place.
Schedule first and second round, Results
Statistics
12. September
World Series of Darts Final
Tonight in Amsterdam the final of this year's World Series of Darts will begin. The first eight matches of the first round will take place. Among others
number 1 seed Stephen Bunting, the world number 1 Luke Humphries and Michael van Gerwen will stand at the oche.
In the PDC preview Stephen Bunting, Luke Humphries and reigning champion Luke Littler - who will play tomorrow afternoon his first round match against Simon Whitlock - have their say.
Participants, Schedule first and second round, Results
Preview
Statistics
11. September
European Tour
William O'Connor and Callan Rydz qualified today in Hildesheim both for the European Tour Event 13 in Basel and the Event 14 in Hildesheim.
For Basel qualified as well Niko Springer, Owen Bates, Oskar Lukasiak, Ritchie Edhouse, Cor Dekker, Martin Lukeman, Lukas Wenig and Jitse van der Wal. For Hildesheim it were Karel Sedlacek,
Joe Cullen, Tom Bissell, Wesley Plaisier, Christian Kist, Radek Szaganski, Steve Lennon and Justin Hood. In Basel four more places will be on offer in the Host Nation Qualifier while the
field of participants in Hildesheim is now complete.
European Tour Event 13 Basel
European Tour Event 14 Hildesheim
Price and Cullen win in Hildesheim
The two Players Championships in Hildesheim were won by Gerwyn Price and Joe Cullen.
Price defeated in the final of the 26. Players Championships Gian van Veen with 8:5. In the semi-finals stood Gary Anderson and William O'Connor.
The 27. Players Championship was won by Joe Cullen who prevailed in the close final 8:7 over Gerwyn Price. The semi-finals reached Scott Williams and Danny Noppert. Noppert threw the nine-darter of the day.
Today in Hildesheim the Tour Card Holders Qualifiers for Europen Tour Events 13 and 14 will take place.
Players Championships 26 + 27, Participants, Resultsnew
PDC Rankings
The PDC World Ranking=Werner Rankings Ladder, the Pro Tour Order of Merit and the Players Championship Order of Merit were updated after the Players Championships 26 + 27.
PDC Rankings
Pro Tour
10. September
Russ Bray: All about Darts
The former PDC Referee Russ Bray wrote a book in which he exposed his personal sight of the sport of darts. The result is an entertaining, worth to read and genuine "Russ Bray" who imparts his love of the sport
and the fascination it radiates. The English version is on the market since November 2024, from 15. September a German tranlation will be on sale.
Russ Bray: All About Darts. The ultimate guide to the world's greatest sport.
PDC Development Tour
Last weekend in Wigan five mor Development Tout Events took place. With Charlie Manby, Jamai van den Herik, Thyler Thorpe, Cam Crabtree and Jurjen van der Velde there were
five different winners. For Crabtree it was already the fourth win this year and by this he cemented his place at the head of the ranking. On the second place still sits Beau Greaves
who reached the semifinals twice.
Development Tour
9. September
PDC Pro Tour
In Hildesheim today and tomorrow the Players Championships 26 and 27 will be played. On Thursday the Tour Card holders Qualifiers for the European Tour Events 13 and 14 in Basel and Hildesheim will follow.
Stephen Bunting, Jonny Clayton, Rob Cross, Chris Dobey,
Luke Littler, Nathan Rafferty, Joshua Richardson, Josh Rock, Michele Turetta, Jules van Dongen, Tim Wolters and Peter Wright didin't register for the Players Championships.
They will be replaced by Darius Labanauskas, Stefan Bellmont, Ted Evetts, Jamai van den Herik, Mervyn King, Jack Tweddell, Alexander Merkx, Danny van Trijp,
Michael Unterbuchner, Joe Hunt, Scott Campbell and Andreas Harrysson.
Players Championships 26 + 27, Participants, Resultsnew
European Tour Event 13 Basel
European Tour Event 14 Hildesheim
PDC Rankings
The PDC World Ranking=Werner Rankings Ladder, the Pro Tour Order of Merit and the European Tour Order of Merit were updated after the Czech Darts Open in Prague.
PDC Rankings
European Tour
7. September
Humphries defends Title
With an 8:5 win over Josh Rock Luke Humphries defended in Prague his Czech Darts Open title. Josh started stronger into the final but Humphries kept his nerve, came back and
won in the end deservedly. Humphries defeated on finals day on his way to the win Martin Schindler, Wessel Nijman and James Wade. Josh Rock prevailed over Michael van Gerwen - who couldn't keep up his former performance -,
Jermaine Wattimena and Gian van Veen. The match between Rock and Wattimena was the outstanding match on finals day - Rock had an average of 110.56, Wattimena one of 106.99.
Results Day 3new
Statisticsnew
European Tour
Today is Finals Day in Prague. In the afternoon-session the third round will be played, in the evening-session quarterfinals, semi-finals and the final will follow.
Only four of the seeds - Damon Heta, Chris Dobey, Danny Noppert and Dave Chisnall - didn't survive the second round. All others progressed into round three. Gerwyn Price,
James Wade and Michael van Gerwen (with an average of 112.73) showed the outstanding performances.
Schedule
6. September
European Tour
At the Czech Darts Open today in an afternoon- and an evening-session the first round winners will meet in the second round the seeded players.
All four Host Nation Qualifiers were eliminated first round. Impressive played in the first round Cameron Menzies, Gian van Veen, Mike de Decker and Dirk van Duijvenbode - who will play
tonight against reigning champion Luke Humphries.
Schedule, Results Day 2new
Statisticsnew
5. September
European Tour
The Czech Darts Open - the eleventh European Tour event of the year - will begin today in Prague. As always on the first day of the tournament in both sessions only qualifiers will stand on stage.
Gary Anderson withdrew from the event. Martin Schindler moves up under the seeds. Madars Razma comes by the Reserve List into the field of participants. By the Host Nation Qualifier yesterday
Filip Manak, Lukas Unger, Karel Sedlacek and Jiri Brejcha qualified for the tournament. Ricardo Pietreczko will open the tournament against Benjamin Pratnemer.
Participants, Schedule, Resultsnew
Statisticsnew
2. September
World Series of Darts Final
The PDC published the draw and the schedule of the first and second round of the tournament which will take place from 12. - 14. September in Amsterdam.
Reigning champion Luke Littler will begin his challenge on 13. September in the afternoon-session against Simon Whitlock. The number 1 of the World Series Order of Merit Stephen Bunting will play on
12. September against Danny Noppert. The match between Kevin Doets and Jermaine Wattimena will open the tournament.
Participants, Schedule first and second round
1.September
PDC Rankings
The PDC World Ranking=Werner Rankings Ladder, the Pro Tour Order of Merit and the European Order of Merit were updated after the Flanders Darts Trophy in Antwerpen.
PDC Rankings
European Tour
31. August
Littler wins in Antwerpen
Luke Littler defeated in the final of the Flanders Darts Trophy in Antwerpen Josh Rock in a close match with 8:7 and secured his second European Tour title of the year. Littler prevailed in a
close quarterfinal over Damon Heta and demolished in the semi-finals Daryl Gurney with 7:1. Rock won in the quarterfinals against Luke Woodhouse and defeated in the semi-finals James Wade.
Results
Statistic
Reportnew
European Tour
It's Finals Day today at the Flanders Darts Trophy in Antwerpen. In the afternoon- session the third round took place. In the evening-session quarterfinals, semi-finals and the final will be played.
It was not a good day yesterday for the seeded players - Rob Cross, Peter Wright, reigning champion Dave Chisnall, Chris Dobey, Ross Smith, Michael van Gerwen and Jonny Clayton all lost their matches and were eliminated from the event.
From the Belgian players only Mario Vandenbogaerde won his second round match but lost today in the third round to Danny Noppert. In the quarterfinals tonight Luke Woodhouse, Josh Rock, James Wade,
Gian van Veen, Daryl Gurney, Danny Noppert, Damon Heta and Luke Littler will stand on stage.
Participants, Schedule
30. August
European Tour
In Antwerpen today the second round will take place in an afternoon- and an evening-session. The first round winners play against the seeded players.
From the Horst Nation Qualifiers Kim Huybrechts and Mario Vandenbogaerde won their first round matches as did Belgian Mike de Decker. De Decker will play today against German Martin Schindler, Huybrechts and Vandenbogaerde will
clash with James Wade and Jonny Clayton respectively. Reigning champion Dave Chisnall will play against German Leon Weber.
As Gerwyn Price had to withdraw on short notice due to an injury his opponent Ryan Joyce gets a bye.
Participants, Schedule, Results
Statistics
29. August
European Tour
Today in Antwerpen, Belgium, the tenth European Tour Event of the year - the Flanders Darts Trophy - will begin. As always on the first day of the tournament in both sessions only qualifiers will stand on stage.
Luke Humphries, Gary Anderson and Nathan Aspinall withdrew from the event. Martin Schindler. Josh Rock and Ryan Searle move up under the seeds. Krzystztof Ratajski
Dylan Slevin and Lukas Wenig come by the Reserve List into the field of participants. By the Host Nation Qualifier yesterday Mario Vandenbogaerde, Kim Huybrechts,
Xanti van den Bergh and Francois Schweyen qualified for the tournament.
Participants, Schedule, Resultsnew
Statisticsnew
27. August
World Series of Darts
Today in Milton Keynes the Tour Card Holders Qualifier for the World Series of Darts Final - which will be played from 12. - 14. September in Amsterdam - took place.
Gabriel Clemens, Cameron Menzies, Wessel Nijman, Luke Woddhouse, Joe Cullen and Cor Dekker qualified. So now all participants in the tournament are known.
World Series of Dartsnew
PDC Pro Tour
The two Players Championships in Milton Keynes were won by Jeffrey de Graaf and Stephen Bunting.
Jeffrey de Graaf defeated in the final of Players Championship 24 Stephen Bunting with 8:7 - he is the first Swedish winner on the Pro Tour. In the semi-finals stood Scott Williams and Ross Smith.
Scott Williams threw the nine-darter of the day.
Stephen Bunting defeated in the final of Players Championship 26 Jonny Clayton with 8:6. The semi-finals reached Martin Schindler and William O'Connor. The nine-darter of the day threw Dirk van Duijvenbode.
Players Championships 24 + 25, Participants, Results
PDC Rankings
The PDC World Ranking(PDC Order of Merit),the Pro Tour Order of Merit and the Players Championship Order of Merit were updated after the Players Championships 24 + 25 in Milton Keynes.
PDC Rankings
Pro Tour
25. August
PDC Pro Tour
Today and tomorrow in Milton Keynes the Players Championships 24 and 25 will take place. On Wednesday as well in Milton Keynes
the Tour Card Holders Qualifier for the World Series of Darts Final will take place.
Maximilian Czerwinski, Chris Dobey, Luke Humphries, Haupai Puha, Josh Rock , Nathan Rafferty, Jules van Dongen and Tim Wolters didn't register for the Players Championships.
Darius Labanauskas, Stefan Bellmont, Ted Evetts, Jamai van den Herik, Mervyn King, Jack Tweddell, Beau Greaves and Alexander Merkx will replace them.
Players Championships 24 + 25, Participants, Resultsnew
Greaves dominates in Milton Keynes
Beau Greaves dominated the Women's Series weekend in Milton Keynes and won all four events. Fallon Sherrock stood in the final twice, Aileen de Graaf and Lisa Ashton once.
Greaves expanded her lead at the head of the ranking. Fallon Sherrock and Lisa Ashton follow on second and third place.
Ranking
23. August
PDC Women's Series
Today and tomorrow the PDC Women's Series plays in the Marshall Arena in Milton Keynes.
On both days two events each will take place.
Participants, Results
18. August
Challenge Tour
At the weekend in Leicester five events of the Challenge Tour took place.
The two winners on Friday were Lee Cocks and Joe Hunt. The tournaments on Saturday were won by David Davies and Jamai van den Herik. On Sunday Scott Waites was the winner.
Challenge Tour
WDF Ergebnisse
The winners of the single events of the WDF Europe Cup Youth were Scotsman Mitchell Lawrie and Paige Pauling from England. The pairs events were won by the English boy's pair Mason Teese/Jack Nankervis
and the Welsh girl's pair Abbie Brewster/Yazemine Ruck-Havard. In the boy's event the Scotmen were bot the team and the overall winners. In the girl's event Team Turkey won the team contest and
England was the overall winner.
The Pazific Masters were won by Ben Robb and Joanne Hadley. Jimmy van Schie won both the Antwerp Open and the Belgium Open. German Lisa Zollikofer won the Antwerp Open
and Dutch Aileen de Graaf the Belgium Open. English Ruby Grey won both girl's titles while Belgian Lex Paeshuyse won the Antwerp Open and Scottish Mitchell Lawrie the Belgium Open.
The International Youth Challenge Open in Borken, Germany, had with Kendji Steinbach and Merve Hummel a Dutch and a German winner.
The Romanian Tiasoara Darts Grand Prix was won by Neil Duff and Jitka Cisarova. The titles of the USA Darts Classic went to Alex Spellman and Liz Tynau, while Englishman Vince Tippel and Paula Murphy won the USA Darts Open. Winners of the Youth events were Liam McNeil and Layla Buntz. Winners of the Swedish Open were Liam-Maendl Lawrance and Priscilla Steenbergen. The Swedish Masters were won by Brian Raman and Sopie McKinlay.
16. August
Littler wins in New Zealand as well
Luke Littler won after the Australian Darts Masters the second World Series Event in Down Under as well. He defeated in the final Luke Humphries with 8:4. His average in the final was over 115 and
he threw seven maxima. Humphries had as well an average of over 100 but Littler was unstoppable in the final. Littler reached the final with wins over Mike de Decker and Gerwyn Price.
Humphries prevailed today against Chris Dobey and Damon Heta. The Ozeanic representatives all were already eliminated first round.
The New Zealand Darts Masters was the last World Series of Darts event this year. The final will take place from 12. - 14. September in Amsterdam.
Reportnew
14. August
World Series of Darts
Tomorrow and on Saturday in Auckland, New Zealand, the New Zealand Darts Masters will take place, the last World Series Event before the final in Amsterdam. Eight PDC representatives - Luke Littler, Mike de Decker, Stephen Bunting, Chris Dobey,
Luke Humphries, Gerwyn Price, Damon Heta and Josh Rock - will play against eight Oceanic players - Gordon Mathers, Jonny Tata, Dean Reyland, Ben Robb, John Hurring,
Haupai Puha, Simon Whitlock and Mark Cleaver.
Reigning Champion Luke Humphries will play first round against Haupai Puha.
Schedule, Results, Statisticsnew
PDC Results
On the PDC Nordic and Baltic Tour by now the last two Pro Tour Events of the season took place. They were won by Andreas Harrysson and Teemu Harju gewonnen. Harrysson and Harju qualified as the top two players
of the ranking for the PDC World Championship. The last three European Tour Qualifiers were played as well in Oslo. For the Czech Darts Open Andreas Hyllgaardhus qualified, for the Hungarian Darts Trophy
Andreas Toft Jorgensen and Darius Labanauskas will represent the Nordic and Baltic players in the Swiss Darts Trophy.
At the CDC Championship Darts Circuit a weekend was played in Indianapolis. The three tournaments were won by Darryl Christie, David Cameron and Stowe Buntz.
7. August
World Series of Darts
Tomorrow and and on Saturday in Wollongong, Australia, the Australian Darts Masters will take place. Eight PDC representatives - Luke Littler, Mike de Decker, Stephen Bunting, Chris Dobey,
Luke Humphries, Gerwyn Price, Damon Heta and Josh Rock - will play against the Oceanic players Brandon Weening, Joe Comito, Brody Klinge, Jonny Tata, James Bailey,
Haupai Puha, Simon Whitlock and Tim Pusey.
Reigning champion Gerwyn Price will play in the first round against Joe Comito.
Schedule, Results, Statistics
After the last Development Tour Events of the year yesterday in Wigan the PDC World Youth Championship Finals 2025 were played down including the semi-finals.
The two semi-finals were won by Beau Greaves and reigning champion Gian van Veen. Beau Greaves prevailed in her semi-final over Luke Littler - both players played an average of over 100.
Gian van Veen defeated in his semi-final Pole Sebastian Bialecki.
Tomorrow and on Wednesday in Wigan the Players Championships 31 and 32 will take place. They are important events in the battle to qualify for the Players Championship Finals in November.
In a slightly one sided final Luke Littler showed his class and and was always one step ahead of Luke Humphries who showed nevertheless a good match.
Littler won with 6:1 - whereas five of the sets went into a deciding leg. Every time the deciding legs were wrapped up by Littler who once again showed he is resilient to pressure.
For Littler - who just missed a nine-darter in the third set - it was the first World Grand Prix win, for Humphries it was the second defeat in a row in the final.
