World Masters (darts)

Winmau World Masters
Tournament information
Venue	Hull City Hall
Location	Kingston upon Hull, Yorkshire
Country	England
Established	1974
Organisation(s)	BDO category Major / WDF category Major
Format	Sets
Month(s) Played	Varies between September–December
Current champion(s)
Glen Durrant Aileen de Graaf

The Winmau World Masters is one of the longest running and most prestigious professional darts tournaments, which began in 1974 - even before the current World Professional Championship. The tournament has been sponsored by darts board manufacturer, Winmau for 30 years and they have currently extended their contract to sponsor the event until 2015.^[1]

It was previously the final leg of the BDO’s Grand Slam title of televised majors, along with the Topic International Darts League, the Bavaria World Darts Trophy and the Lakeside World Professional Championship. However, it is now one of only three major BDO events and is considered to be the second biggest tournament after the World Championship. The champion is prestigiously referred to as the World Master.

List of tournament finals

Men's World Masters

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Year	Champion	F. Av	Sc.	Runner-Up	F. Av	Prize Money			Venue	Sponsor
Year	Champion	F. Av	Sc.	Runner-Up	F. Av	Total	Ch.	R.-Up	Venue	Sponsor
1974	Cliff Inglis	N/A	3–2	Harry Heenan	N/A	£800	£400	£200	West Centre Hotel, Fulham	Phonogram
1975	Alan Evans	N/A	3–1	David Rocky Jones	N/A	£2,000	£1,000	£500		Phonogram
1976	John Lowe	N/A	3–0	Phil Obbard	N/A	£2,000	£1,000	£500		Winmau
1977	Eric Bristow	N/A	3–1	Paul Reynolds	N/A	£3,000	£2,000	£500	Wembley Conference Centre
1978	Ronnie Davis	N/A	3–2	Tony Brown	N/A	£4,751	£3,001	£1,000
1979	Eric Bristow	N/A	2–0	Allan Hogg	N/A	£6,251	£4,001	£1,250
1980	John Lowe	N/A	2–0	Rab Smith	N/A	£6,251	£4,001	£1,250
1981	Eric Bristow	N/A	2–1	John Lowe	N/A	£7,800	£5,000	£1,500
1982	Dave Whitcombe	N/A	2–1	Jocky Wilson	N/A	£10,950	£7,500	£1,750	Rainbow Suite, Kensington
1983	Eric Bristow	N/A	2–1	Mike Gregory	N/A	£10,950	£7,500	£1,750
1984	Eric Bristow	N/A	3–1	Keith Deller	N/A	£13,100	£7,500	£3,000
1985	Dave Whitcombe	N/A	3–0	Ray Farrell	N/A	£15,000	£8,000	£3,000
1986	Bob Anderson	N/A	3–2	Bob Sinnaeve	N/A	£15,000	£8,000	£3,000
1987	Bob Anderson	N/A	3–1	John Lowe	N/A	£15,000	£8,000	£3,000
1988	Bob Anderson	N/A	3–2	John Lowe	N/A	£15,000	£8,000	£3,000
1989	Peter Evison	N/A	3–2	Eric Bristow	N/A	£9,600	£4,000	£2,000
1990	Phil Taylor	N/A	3–1	Jocky Wilson	N/A	£15,000	£8,000	£3,000	Ramada Inn. Lillie Road, West London
1991	Rod Harrington	N/A	3–1	Phil Taylor	N/A	£14,000	£7,000	£3,000	Ramada Inn. Lillie Road, West London
1992	Dennis Priestley	N/A	3–2	Mike Gregory	N/A	£14,000	£7,000	£3,000	Earls Court, London
1993	Steve Beaton	N/A	3–1	Les Wallace	N/A	£14,000	£7,000	£3,000
1994	Richie Burnett	N/A	3–2	Steve Beaton	N/A	£14,000	£7,000	£3,000
1995	Erik Clarys	N/A	3–0	Richie Burnett	N/A	£13,100	£7,000	£2,500
1996	Colin Monk	N/A	3–2	Richie Burnett	N/A	£13,100	£7,000	£2,500	Paragon Hotel, Lillie Road, London
1997	Graham Hunt	88.89	3–2	Ronnie Baxter	91.26	£13,100	£7,000	£2,500	Paragon Hotel, Lillie Road, London
1998	Les Wallace	N/A	3–2	Alan Warriner-Little	N/A	£14,100	£8,000	£2,500	Lakeside Country Club, Frimley Green
1999	Andy Fordham	88.20	3–1	Wayne Jones	81.87	£14,100	£8,000	£2,500
2000	John Walton	90.75	3–2	Mervyn King	86.82	£14,100	£8,000	£2,500
2001	Raymond van Barneveld	95.64	4–2	Jarkko Komula	95.16	£14,100	£8,000	£2,500
2002	Mark Dudbridge	87.39	7–4	Tony West	82.50	£16,800	£10,000	£3,000	Bridlington Spa Royal Hall
2003	Tony West	93.60	7–6	Raymond van Barneveld	96.84	£16,800	£10,000	£3,000
2004	Mervyn King	97.86	7–6	Tony O'Shea	98.19	£21,800	£15,000	£3,000
2005	Raymond van Barneveld	94.71	7–3	Goran Klemme	87.45	£21,800	£15,000	£3,000
2006	Michael van Gerwen	94.50	7–5	Martin Adams	93.69	£23,800	£15,000	£3,000	Leisure World, Bridlington
2007	Robert Thornton	94.26	7–5	Darryl Fitton	95.28	£50,000	£25,000	£10,000	Leisure World, Bridlington
2008	Martin Adams	95.55	7–6	Scott Waites	97.26	£50,000	£25,000	£10,000	Bridlington Spa Royal Hall
2009	Martin Adams	90.15	7–6	Robbie Green	86.07	£53,000	£25,000	£10,000	Bridlington Spa Royal Hall
2010	Martin Adams	94.29	7–3	Stuart Kellett	90.99	£58,000	£25,000	£10,000	Hull City Hall, Kingston upon Hull
2011	Scott Waites	100.62	7–2	Dean Winstanley	95.85	£55,000	£25,000	£10,000	Hull Arena, Kingston upon Hull
2012	Stephen Bunting	94.86	7–4	Tony O'Shea	84.81	£60,000	£25,000	£10,000	Costello Stadium and Hull City Hall, Kingston upon Hull
2013	Stephen Bunting	96.11	7–0	James Wilson	93.91	£60,000	£25,000	£10,000	Bonus Arena and Hull City Hall, Kingston upon Hull
2014	Martin Phillips	89.67	7–3	Jamie Hughes	82.08	£60,000	£25,000	£10,000	Bonus Arena and Hull City Hall, Kingston upon Hull
2015	Glen Durrant	93.22	7–3	Larry Butler	92.53	£60,000	£25,000	£10,000	Hull City Hall, Kingston upon Hull

Women's World Masters

Year	Champion	F. Av	Sc.	Runner-Up	F. Av	Prize Money			Venue	Sponsor
Year	Champion	F. Av	Sc.	Runner-Up	F. Av	Total	Ch.	R.-Up	Venue	Sponsor
1982	Ann Marie Davies	N/A	Beat	Maureen Flowers	N/A	£2,500	£1,200	£500	Rainbow Suite, Kensington	Winmau
1983	Sonja Ralphs	N/A	Beat	Lil Coombes	N/A	£2,500	£1,200	£500
1984	Kathy Wones	N/A	Beat	Sandy Earnshaw	N/A	£2,500	£1,200	£500
1985	Lilian Barnett	N/A	Beat	Sonja Ralphs	N/A	£3,300	£1,500	£600
1986	Kathy Wones	N/A	Beat	Jayne Kempster	N/A	£3,300	£1,500	£600
1987	Ann Thomas	N/A	Beat	Cathie McCulloch	N/A	£3,300	£1,500	£600
1988	Mandy Solomonds	N/A	Beat	Maureen Flowers	N/A	£3,300	£1,500	£600
1989	Mandy Solomonds	N/A	Beat	Sharon Colclough	N/A	£3,300	£1,500	£600
1990	Rhian Speed	N/A	Beat	Deta Hedman	N/A	£3,300	£1,500	£600	Ramada Inn. Lillie Road, West London
1991	Sandy Reitan	N/A	Beat	Hege Lokken	N/A	£3,300	£1,500	£600	Ramada Inn. Lillie Road, West London
1992	Leeanne Maddock	N/A	Beat	Sandra Greatbatch	N/A	£3,300	£1,500	£600	Earls Court, London
1993	Mandy Solomonds	N/A	3–1	Kathy Maloney	N/A	£3,300	£1,500	£600
1994	Deta Hedman	N/A	3–2	Mandy Solomonds	N/A	£4,000	£1,600	£800
1995	Sharon Colclough	N/A	3–1	Stacy Bromberg	N/A	£3,600	£1,400	£700
1996	Sharon Douglas	N/A	3–1	Heike Ernst	N/A	£3,600	£1,400	£700	Paragon Hotel, Lillie Road, London
1997	Mandy Solomonds	N/A	3–1	Sandra Greatbatch	N/A	£3,600	£1,400	£700	Paragon Hotel, Lillie Road, London
1998	Karen Lawman	N/A	3–2	Trina Gulliver	N/A	£4,200	£2,000	£700	Lakeside Country Club, Frimley Green
1999	Francis Hoenselaar	95.04	3–1	Trina Gulliver	97.56	£5,200	£3,000	£700
2000	Trina Gulliver	85.77	3–1	Francis Hoenselaar	83.55	£5,200	£3,000	£700
2001	Anne Kirk	70.44	4–0	Marylin Popp	60.39	£5,200	£3,000	£700
2002	Trina Gulliver	68.10	4–1	Karen Lawman	64.38	£6,200	£3,000	£1,000	Bridlington Spa Royal Hall
2003	Trina Gulliver	76.02	4–3	Crissy Howat	73.86	£6,200	£3,000	£1,000
2004	Trina Gulliver	96.84	4–1	Francis Hoenselaar	81.21	£6,200	£3,000	£1,000
2005	Trina Gulliver	90.81	4–1	Francis Hoenselaar	71.88	£6,200	£3,000	£1,000
2006	Francis Hoenselaar	76.56	4–3	Karin Krappen	77.94	£6,200	£3,000	£1,000	Leisure World, Bridlington
2007	Karin Krappen	73.92	4–3	Karen Lawman	75.90	£10,000	£5,000	£1,500	Leisure World, Bridlington
2008	Francis Hoenselaar	77.25	4–3	Anastasia Dobromyslova	77.22	£10,000	£5,000	£1,500	Bridlington Spa Royal Hall
2009	Linda Ithurralde	68.10	4–3	Trina Gulliver	67.83	£10,500	£5,000	£2,000	Bridlington Spa Royal Hall
2010	Julie Gore	70.41	4–1	Francis Hoenselaar	74.46	£10,500	£5,000	£2,000	Hull City Hall, Kingston upon Hull
2011	Lisa Ashton	71.13	4–1	Trina Gulliver	69.48	£10,500	£5,000	£2,000	Hull Arena, Kingston upon Hull
2012	Julie Gore	78.24	4–1	Deta Hedman	78.21	£10,500	£5,000	£2,000	Costello Stadium and Hull City Hall, Kingston upon Hull
2013	Deta Hedman	76.38	4–1	Rachel Brooks	66.58	£6,200	£3,000	£1,000	Bonus Arena and Hull City Hall, Kingston upon Hull
2014	Anastasia Dobromyslova	74.67	4–1	Fallon Sherrock	72.00	£6,200	£3,000	£1,000	Bonus Arena and Hull City Hall, Kingston upon Hull
2015	Aileen de Graaf	82.5	5–4	Lisa Ashton	83.79	£6,200	£3,000	£1,000	Hull City Hall, Kingston upon Hull

World Youth Masters

Year	Champion	F. Av	Sc.	Runner-Up	F. Av	Prize Money			Venue	Sponsor
Year	Champion	F. Av	Sc.	Runner-Up	F. Av	1986	Harith Lim	N/A	Venue	Sponsor	Beat	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	Rainbow Suite, Kensington	Winmau
1987	Sean Bell	N/A	Beat	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
1988	Sean Dowling	N/A	3–2	Paul Linwood	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
1989	Dennis Beisser	N/A	Beat	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
1990	Craig Claney	N/A	Beat	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	Ramada Inn. Lillie Road, West London
1991	Michael Barnard	N/A	Beat	Leeanne Maddock	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	Ramada Inn. Lillie Road, West London
1992	Leeanne Maddock	N/A	3–1	Christian Lechtken	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	Earls Court, London
1993	Jamie Caven	N/A	Beat	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
1994	Steven de Brucker	N/A	Beat	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
1995	Martin Whatmough	N/A	Beat	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
1996	Carsten Hoffmann	N/A	Beat	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	Paragon Hotel, Lillie Road, London
1997	Aaron Turner	N/A	Beat	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	Paragon Hotel, Lillie Road, London
1998	Paul Higgins	N/A	Beat	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	Lakeside Country Club, Frimley Green

Boy's World Masters

Year	Champion	F. Av	Sc.	Runner-Up	F. Av	Prize Money			Venue	Sponsor
Year	Champion	F. Av	Sc.	Runner-Up	F. Av	1999	Martin Brown	67.77	Venue	Sponsor	3–2	Daniel Moreira	71.19	N/A	N/A	N/A	Lakeside Country Club, Frimley Green	Winmau
2000	Danny Ballard	N/A	3–0	Ian Turner	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
2001	Stephen Bunting	N/A	3–0	Jose Manuel Rodriguez	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
2002	Shaun McDonald	N/A	3–1	Richard Dunlop	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	Bridlington Spa Royal Hall
2003	Kirk Shepherd	72.42	4–0	Jeroen Verhoeven	68.34	N/A	N/A	N/A
2004	Oskar Lukusiak	N/A	4–1	Johnny Nijs	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
2005	Johnny Nijs	84.09	4–1	Sven van Dun	83.46	N/A	N/A	N/A
2006	Maarten Pape	75.84	4–1	Jan Dekker	71.84	N/A	N/A	N/A	Leisure World, Bridlington
2007	Shaun Griffiths	85.89	4–0	Michael Smith	71.58	N/A	N/A	N/A	Leisure World, Bridlington
2008	Shaun Griffiths	89.31	4–2	Jamie Lewis	89.46	N/A	N/A	N/A	Bridlington Spa Royal Hall
2009	Jamie Lewis	N/A	4–1	Jeffrey Stigter	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	Bridlington Spa Royal Hall
2010	Reece Robinson	N/A	4–1	Kurtis Atkins	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	Hull City Hall, Kingston upon Hull
2011	Jimmy Hendriks	82.11	4–2	Jake Jones	74.82	N/A	N/A	N/A	Hull Arena, Kingston upon Hull
2012	Jeffrey de Zwaan	N/A	4–3	Kenny Neyens	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	Costello Stadium and Hull City Hall, Kingston upon Hull
2013	Shaun Lovett	75.15	4–2	Colin Roelofs	80.37	N/A	N/A	N/A	Bonus Arena and Hull City Hall, Kingston upon Hull
2014	Colin Roelofs	81.33	4–1	Callan Rydz	84.24	N/A	N/A	N/A	Bonus Arena and Hull City Hall, Kingston upon Hull
2015	Justin Van Tergouw	81.45	4–2	Joshua Richardson	73.41	N/A	N/A	N/A	Hull City Hall, Kingston upon Hull

Girl's World Masters

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Year	Champion	F. Av	Sc.	Runner-Up	F. Av	Prize Money			Venue	Sponsor
Year	Champion	F. Av	Sc.	Runner-Up	F. Av	1999	Janine Gough	53.07	Venue	Sponsor	3–1	Carly Ellis	51.42	N/A	N/A	N/A	Lakeside Country Club, Frimley Green	Winmau
2000	Janine Gough	N/A	3–0	Anastasia Dobromislova	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
2001	Anastasia Dobromyslova	N/A	3–1	Jeannett Thomassen	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
2002	Lynsey McDonald	N/A	3–1	Nancy Tobi	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	Bridlington Spa Royal Hall
2003	Stevie Riggs	46.20	4–2	Samantha Petchey	45.51	N/A	N/A	N/A
2004	Irene Adrianova	N/A	4–2	Chantal Snyders	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
2005	Laura Tye	67.05	4–2	Carla Molema	65.88	N/A	N/A	N/A
2006	Kimberley Lewis	63.24	4–2	Thea Kaaijk	67.35	N/A	N/A	N/A	Leisure World, Bridlington
2007	Kimberley Lewis	69.33	4–2	Lorraine Hyde	57.99	N/A	N/A	N/A	Leisure World, Bridlington
2008	Linda Oden	N/A	4–0	Lynn Poolen	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	Bridlington Spa Royal Hall
2009	Zoe Jones	69.27	4–1	Emily Davidson	55.02	N/A	N/A	N/A	Bridlington Spa Royal Hall
2010	Zoe Jones	N/A	4–0	Sara Rosen	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	Hull City Hall, Kingston upon Hull
2011	Emily Davidson	63.27	4–0	Alannah Waters	59.28	N/A	N/A	N/A	Hull Arena, Kingston upon Hull
2012	Fallon Sherrock	N/A	4–1	Anne-Kathrin Wigmann	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	Costello Stadium and Hull City Hall, Kingston upon Hull
2013	Casey Gallagher	75.15	4–0	Kayleigh O'Neill	55.65	N/A	N/A	N/A	Bonus Arena and Hull City Hall, Kingston upon Hull
2014	Robyn Byrne	58.38	4–0	Beau Greaves	47.37	N/A	N/A	N/A	Bonus Arena and Hull City Hall, Kingston upon Hull
2015	Danielle Ashton	46.38	4–1	Rebecca Graham	45.6	N/A	N/A	N/A	Hull City Hall, Kingston upon Hull

Records

Most tournament wins 5 - Eric Bristow. Bob Anderson and Martin Adams have both notched 3 wins (also both achieving 'hatricks' by winning in three consecutive years). Dave Whitcombe, John Lowe, Raymond van Barneveld and Stephen Bunting have won the Masters twice each.

Youngest champion Michael van Gerwen (2006) aged 17 years, 174 days eclipsed the record of Eric Bristow

Double Champion Leeanne Maddock (1992) Aged 17 years won both the youth title and women's title.

Joint World Championship & Masters Champions Only six players have ever won the World Masters and the World Professional Championship in the same season. Eric Bristow achieved the feat three times (1979 Masters 1980 World, 1983–84 and 1984–85). Bob Anderson (1987–88), Richie Burnett (1994–95), John Walton (2000–01), Martin Adams (2009–10 and 2010–11) and Stephen Bunting (2013-14) were the others. There have been two other instances of players holding both championships at the same time (Phil Taylor 1990 and Raymond van Barneveld 2005) - but these were not during the same season which is considered to end with the World Championship.

Not Dropping A Set Stephen Bunting's 2013 win was achieved without dropping a set.

There are 14 players who have won the Masters and World Professional during their careers: John Lowe, Eric Bristow, Bob Anderson, Phil Taylor, Dennis Priestley, Richie Burnett, Steve Beaton, Raymond van Barneveld, Les Wallace, John Walton, Andy Fordham, Martin Adams, Scott Waites, and Stephen Bunting. Additionally, Michael van Gerwen won the Masters in 2006 and has since won the PDC World Championship in 2014, but not the Lakeside World Professional.

Media coverage

The current UK broadcast rights are now held by Eurosport. The World Masters has previously been broadcast by ITV, Wire TV, ESPN, BBC, Sky Sports and Eurosport.

1974–1988 ITV
1989–1990 Not Broadcast
1991–1992 Sky Sports
1993–1994 Wire TV
1995–2000 Eurosport
2001–2010 BBC
2011–2012 ESPN
2013–present Eurosport

The 2011 tournament was also shown in the USA for the first time with ESPN3 broadcasting it.^[7]

References

↑ "BDO extends sponsorship contract with Winmau". BBC Sport. April 22, 2010.
↑ "List of winners: men, women & youth". Winmau. Retrieved 28 December 2014.
↑ "Girls Averages 2013". Darts Database. Retrieved 19 November 2014.
↑ "Girls Averages 2011". Darts Database. Retrieved 19 November 2014.
↑ "Girls Averages 2009". Darts Database. Retrieved 19 November 2014.
↑ "2014 Girls Averages". Darts Database. Retrieved 19 November 2014.
↑ "World Masters goes Statesides". BDO. August 2, 2011.

External links

World Darts Federation Official Homepage

BDO ranked tournaments

Majors	World Championship World Trophy World Masters Finder Masters

Category A+	Dutch Open England Classic England Open Isle of Man Open Welsh Open

Category A	BDO British Classic BDO British Open BDO International Open Belgium Open Denmark Open German Open Scottish Open Swedish Open Turkish Open Sunpark's Masters

Category B	Antwerp Open Australian Grand Masters Australian Masters Czech Open Denmark Masters German Masters Hal Open Jersey Classic Jersey Open Scottish Classic

Category C	Catalonia Open Darts England National Championships England Masters French Open Finnish Open Hal Masters Japan Open Luxembourg Open Muensterland Trophy Muensterland Classic Northern Ireland Open Polish Open Romanian Classic Romanian Open Swiss Open

Category D	ADO Shoot for the Moon ADO Syracuse Open ADO White Mountain Shootout Auckland Open Austrian Open Baltic Cup Open Bob Jones Memorial Canadian Open Camellia Classic Central Coast Australian Classic Czech Open Cleveland Darts Extraveganza Colorado Open Estonia Open FCD Anniversary Open Finnish Classic Greater Vancouver Open Golden Nugget Classic Halifax Open Hong Kong Open Hungarian Open Iceland Open Italian Grand Masters Japan Masters Klondike Open Las Vegas Open Latvia Open Lithuania Open Malaysian Open Malta Open Music City Open Newfoundland Labrador Spring Open New Zealand Masters New Zealand Open NZDC North Island Masters Pennsylvania Open Quebec Open Riga Open NZDC South Island Masters Saint John Port City Open Ted Clements Open Torremolinos Open USA Darts Classic Victoria Easter Classic Virginia Beach Dart Classic West Coast Classic Whyalla Open

Special Qualifiers	BDO European Grand Slam Qualifiers BDO Grand Slam Qualifiers BDO World Championship Qualifiers BICC Inter-County Championship

Other tournaments	BDO Gold Cup British Pentathlon

Former ranked tournaments	Autumn Gold Cider Masters British Matchplay (Major) British Professional Championship (Major) Bullseye Darts Championship Butlins Grand Masters (Major) Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex Open Double Diamond Masters Dry Blackthorn Cider Masters Greek Open International Darts League (Major) New South Wales Open North American Open Marlborough Masters Tops of Ghent World Darts Trophy (Major) MFI World Matchplay (Major) Van Diemen Classic Wales Classic Wales Masters

World Darts Federation tournaments

Majors	BDO World Darts Championship World Masters World Cup Singles Dutch Open German Open German Masters

Category 1	Antwerp Open BDO British Open Belgium Open Czech Open Denmark Open Hal Open Hal Masters Las Vegas Open Malaysian Open Northern Ireland Open Polish Open Police Masters Sunparks Masters

Category 2	Austrian Open BDO British Classic BDO International Open Canadian Open Catalonia Open Denmark Open Denmark Masters England Classic FCD Anniversary Open French Open Finnish Classic Finnish Open German Gold Cup Hong Kong Open Hungarian Open Japan Open Kirchheim Open Kirchheim Classic Muensterland Classic Muensterland Trophy New Zealand Open Romanian Classic Romanian Open Swedish Open Swiss Open Trakai Castle Cup USA Darts Classic

Category 3	Apatin Open Auckland Open Australian Grand Masters Australian Masters Baltic Cup Open Bob Jones Memorial Bulgarian Open Canterbury Open Camellia Classic Central Coast Australian Classic Cleveland Darts Extraveganza Colorado Open Estonia Open Finder Masters Greater Vancouver Open Gibraltar Open Halifax Open Hong Kong Open Iceland Open Italian Grand Masters Klondike Open Latvia Open Lithuania Open Luxembourg Open Malta Open Mediterranean Cup Mediterranean Open New Zealand Masters NZDC North Island Masters Pacific Masters Quebec Open Riga Open Scottish Classic Seacoast Open Sunshine State Classic Ted Clements Open Turkish Open Uganda Open Victoria Easter Classic West Coast Classic

Major International	World Cup (singles, pairs, team) Americas Cup (singles, pairs, team) Europe Cup(singles, pairs, team) Asia-Pacific Cup(singles, pairs, team)

Other International events	Six Nations Cup Europe Cup Youth

Special category	BDO Gold Cup BDO World Trophy England Open England Masters Isle of Man Open Italian Open Welsh Open

Former tournaments	International Darts League (former Major) North American Open Spring Cup World Darts Trophy(former Major)

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