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The year 2023 is the 31st year in the history of the Professional Darts Corporation (PDC), a darts promotion based in the United Kingdom.

Premier Events

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The PDC Premier Events are a series of major professional darts tournaments organized by the Professional Darts Corporation (PDC). These events, globally broadcasted, are considered the most prestigious in the darts sport due their high level of competition and largest prize funds in PDC.

Ranked

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These events contribute to a player's ranking on the PDC Order of Merit. The prize money won in these tournaments is added to the player's total earnings over a two-year period, which determines their PDC OoM ranking.

Date Event Venue Prize fund Format Champion Score Runner-up Semifinalists Ref
15 December 2022 – 3 January 2023 2023 World Darts Championship England London, Alexandra Palace £2,500,000 Sets Michael Smith  7–4  Michael van Gerwen  Gabriel Clemens
 Dimitri Van den Bergh 		[1]
3–5 March 2023 UK Open England Minehead, Butlin's Minehead £600,000 Legs Andrew Gilding  11–10  Michael van Gerwen  Adam Gawlas
 Dimitri Van den Bergh 		[2]
15–23 July 2023 World Matchplay England Blackpool, Winter Gardens £800,000 Legs Nathan Aspinall  18–6  Jonny Clayton  Joe Cullen
 Luke Humphries 		[3]
2–8 October 2023 World Grand Prix England Leicester, Morningside Arena £600,000 Sets Luke Humphries  5–2  Gerwyn Price  Joe Cullen
 Michael Smith 		[4]
26–29 October 2023 European Championship Germany Dortmund, Westfalenhallen £500,000 Legs Peter Wright  11–6  James Wade  Danny Noppert
 Gian van Veen 		[5]
11–19 November 2023 Grand Slam of Darts England Wolverhampton, Aldersley Leisure Village £650,000 Legs Luke Humphries  16–8  Rob Cross  Stephen Bunting
 James Wade 		[6]
24–26 November 2023 Players Championship Finals England Minehead, Butlin's Minehead £600,000 Legs Luke Humphries  11–9  Michael van Gerwen  Gabriel Clemens
 Ryan Joyce 		[7]
15 December 2023 – 3 January 2024 2024 World Darts Championship England London, Alexandra Palace £2,500,000 Sets Luke Humphries  7–4  Luke Littler  Rob Cross
 Scott Williams 		[8]

Non-ranked

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These events do not affect the PDC Order of Merit; therefore, the prize money won does not contribute to the players' PDC OoM rankings.

Date Event Venue Prize fund Format Champion Score Runner-up Semifinalists Ref
27–29 January 2023 Masters England Milton Keynes, Marshall Arena £275,000 Legs Chris Dobey  11–7  Rob Cross  Michael Smith
 Peter Wright 		[9]
2 February 2023–25 May 2023 Premier League Darts England London, The O2 Arena[a] £1,000,000 Legs Michael van Gerwen  11–5  Gerwyn Price  Jonny Clayton
 Michael Smith 		[10]
16–19 June 2023 World Cup of Darts Germany Frankfurt, Eissporthalle £450,000 Legs  Wales
(Gerwyn Price and Jonny Clayton) 		10–2  Scotland
(Peter Wright and Gary Anderson) 		 Belgium
(Dimitri Van den Bergh and Kim Huybrechts)
 Germany
(Gabriel Clemens and Martin Schindler) 		[11]
  1. ^ The tournment is held across 17 different venues, with the finals being played in The O2 Arena.

World Series of Darts

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The 2023 World Series of Darts was a series of televised darts tournaments organized by the Professional Darts Corporation. Six World Series events and one finals event, which like the previous year took place in Amsterdam, Netherlands, were held.[12]

Two new venues made their debuts with Bahrain International Circuit hosting the Bahrain Masters and the Arena COS Torwar hosting the Poland Masters for the first time.

No. Date Event Venue Champion Score Runner-up Ref
1 12–13 January Bahrain Masters Bahrain Sakhir, Bahrain International Circuit Michael Smith  8–6  Gerwyn Price [13]
2 20–21 January Nordic Darts Masters Denmark Copenhagen, Forum Copenhagen Peter Wright  11–5  Gerwyn Price [14]
3 2–3 June US Masters United States New York City, Hulu Theater Michael van Gerwen  8–0  Jeff Smith [15]
4 7–8 July Poland Masters Poland Warsaw, Arena COS Torwar Michael van Gerwen  8–3  Dimitri Van den Bergh [16]
5 4–5 August New Zealand Masters New Zealand Hamilton, Globox Arena Rob Cross  8–7  Nathan Aspinall [17]
6 11–12 August New South Wales Masters Australia Wollongong, WIN Entertainment Centre Rob Cross  8–1  Damon Heta [18]
7 15–17 September World Series of Darts Finals Netherlands Amsterdam, AFAS Live Michael van Gerwen  11–4  Nathan Aspinall [19]

Pro Tour

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The PDC Pro Tour is a series of darts tournaments organized by the Professional Darts Corporation (PDC), made up by thirty Players Championship events and thirteen European Tour events.[20]

Prize money

On 15 February 2023, it was announced that the prize money for the PDC European Tour events was to increase by 25% with prize funds increasing from £140,000 to £175,000 per event.[21]

This is how the prize money is divided:

Stage ET PC
Winner £30,000 £12,000
Runner-up £12,000 £8,000
Semi-finalists £8,500 £4,000
Quarter-finalists £6,000 £3,000
Last 16 £4,000 £2,000
Last 32 £2,500[a] £1,250
Last 48 £1,250 N/A
Last 64 N/A £750
Total £175,000 £100,000
  1. ^ Seeded players who lose in the second round of the event shall not be credited with prize money on any Order of Merit. A player who qualifies as a qualifier, but later becomes a seed due to the withdrawal of one or more other players shall be credited with their prize money on all Orders of Merit regardless of how far they progress in the event.

PDC Tour Card

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128 players are granted Tour Cards, which enables them to participate in all Players Championships events, qualifiers for all European Tour, the UK Open and select televised events.[22]

Tour cards

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Main article: List of players with a 2023 PDC Tour Card

The 2023 Tour Cards were awarded to:[22]

Afterwards, the playing field was complemented by the highest qualified players from the Q-School Order of Merit until the maximum number of 128 Pro Tour Card players has been reached. In 2023, that means that a total of 19 additional players qualified this way.

Q-School

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The PDC Pro Tour Qualifying School (or Q-School) is split into the UK Q-School for British players, held at the Marshall Arena in Milton Keynes, England; and the European Q-School for the rest of European players, held at Wunderland Kalkar in Kalkar, Germany. Non-European players can choose which Q-School to compete in[23].

There are two stages in Q-School[24]:

  • The First Stage, played between 9–11 January, is entered by any darts player who registers to Q-School. The eight quarterfinalists from each of the three days qualify into the Final Stage alongside other players coming from a First Stage ranking to produce a full list of 128 players for each Final Stage.
  • The Final Stage, held between 12–15 January, consists of all players qualified from the First Stage plus players exempted to the Final Stage, as those who lost their PDC Tour Cards after the 2023 World Championship, and those who finished from third to sixteenth in the 2022 Challenge Tour and Development Tour Orders of Merit and do not have PDC Tour Cards yet.

The winner of each day's play in the Final Stage is given a PDC Tour Card.

UK Q-School
January 12 January 13 January 14 January 15

England Arron Monk[25]

England Graham Usher[26]

England Josh Payne[27]

England Adam Smith-Neale[28]

127 players 125 players 123 players 117 players
European Q-School
January 12 January 13 January 14 January 15

Netherlands Jeffrey Sparidaans[25]

Australia Corey Cadby[26]

Netherlands Jeffrey de Zwaan[27]

Belgium Robbie Knops[28]

127 players 125 players 123 players 106 players

To complete the field of 128 Tour Card Holders, a ranking is created for each Q School and a point is awarded for every win after the Last 64. Available Tour Card places for each Q-School are allocated in proportion to the total number of participants, with 9 cards going to the UK Q-School and 10 going to the European Q-School.

At the end of the fourth day in the Final Stage, based on their ranking, the following players picked up Tour Cards as a result:

Players Championships

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In 2023, thirty Players Championship events took place over thirteen blocks of days. The results from these events were used to create the Players Championship Order of Merit ranking, which served as the qualification and seeding criteria for the 2023 Players Championship Finals[29].

No. Date Venue Winner Legs Runner-up Ref.
1 Saturday 11 February Barnsley Metrodome,
England Barnsley 		(100.75) Ryan Searle  8 – 4  Jamie Hughes (93.07) [30]
2 Sunday 12 February (100.70) Danny Noppert  8 – 3  Simon Whitlock (89.53) [31]
3 Saturday 18 February (92.60) Kim Huybrechts  8 – 1  Gabriel Clemens (85.89) [32]
4 Sunday 19 February (100.08) Dirk van Duijvenbode  8 – 2  Ryan Searle (88.66) [33]
5 Saturday 11 March (93.69) Ross Smith  8 – 6  Gary Anderson (92.12) [34]
6 Sunday 12 March (103.92) Dirk van Duijvenbode  8 – 4  Ryan Searle (96.97) [35]
7 Sunday 19 March Halle 39,
Germany Hildesheim 		(98.29) Michael van Gerwen  8 – 4  Josh Rock (99.75) [36]
8 Monday 20 March (99.77) Gary Anderson  8 – 5  Krzysztof Ratajski (93.31) [37]
9 Saturday 15 April Robin Park Tennis Centre,
England Wigan 		(94.17) Krzysztof Ratajski  8 – 1  Chris Landman (83.76) [38]
10 Sunday 16 April (99.92) Dirk van Duijvenbode  8 – 3  José de Sousa (94.37) [39]
11 Saturday 20 May Morningside Arena,
England Leicester 		(101.59) Rob Cross  8 – 3  Mike De Decker (86.94) [40]
12 Sunday 21 May (98.30) Jonny Clayton  8 – 5  Josh Rock (99.52) [41]
13 Monday 12 June Halle 39,
Germany Hildesheim 		(93.87) Michael Smith  8 – 7  Gary Anderson (93.96) [42]
14 Tuesday 13 June (89.83) Damon Heta  8 – 2  Luke Woodhouse (77.09) [43]
15 Monday 10 July Morningside Arena,
England Leicester 		(98.46) Luke Humphries  8 – 7  Dave Chisnall (96.78) [44]
16 Tuesday 11 July (103.55) Damon Heta  8 – 4  Ryan Joyce (88.48) [45]
17 Saturday 26 August Halle 39,
Germany Hildesheim 		(94.48) Gerwyn Price  8 – 5  Josh Rock (95.44) [46]
18 Sunday 27 August (98.52) Gerwyn Price  8 – 1  Gian van Veen (93.66) [47]
19 Sunday 3 September Barnsley Metrodome,
England Barnsley 		(91.90) Callan Rydz  8 – 7  Dave Chisnall (92.51) [48]
20 Monday 4 September (94.79) Luke Humphries  8 – 6  Kevin Doets (92.97) [49]
21 Tuesday 5 September (96.57) Gerwyn Price  8 – 6  Daniel Klose (89.99) [50]
22 Wednesday 27 September (95.74) Danny Noppert  8 – 7  Christian Kist (97.14) [51]
23 Thursday 28 September (103.98) Dave Chisnall  8 – 3  Luke Humphries (101.94) [52]
24 Friday 29 September (103.68) Gary Anderson  8 – 4  Ryan Joyce (92.81) [53]
25 Wednesday 18 October (97.39) Gary Anderson  8 – 4  Josh Rock (91.16) [54]
26 Thursday 19 October (95.80) Ryan Joyce  8 – 7  Gerwyn Price (96.70) [55]
27 Friday 20 October (98.28) Radek Szagański  8 – 5  Connor Scutt (89.84) [56]
28 Saturday 21 October (104.68) Ross Smith  8 – 6  Damon Heta (96.68) [57]
29 Wednesday 1 November (100.31) Gerwyn Price  8 – 3  Dave Chisnall (87.39) [58]
30 Thursday 2 November (96.46) Dave Chisnall  8 – 4  Jim Williams (94.19) [59]

European Tour

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In 2023, thirteen PDC European Tour events took place. The results from these events were used to create the European Tour Order of Merit ranking, which served as the qualification and seeding criteria for the 2023 European Championship[60].

This year saw the introduction of the Baltic Sea Darts Open event, replacing the Gibraltar Darts Trophy, ending ten years of darts on the Iberian Peninsula.

No. Date Event Location Winner Legs Runner-up Ref.
1 24–26 February Baltic Sea Darts Open Germany Kiel, Wunderino Arena (101.31) Dave Chisnall  8 – 5  Luke Humphries (96.27) [61]
2 24–26 March European Darts Open Germany Leverkusen, Ostermann-Arena (96.28) Gerwyn Price  8 – 7  Dirk van Duijvenbode (98.27) [62]
3 31 March–2 April International Darts Open Germany Riesa, SACHSENarena (105.64) Gerwyn Price  8 – 4  Michael van Gerwen (100.46) [63]
4 8–10 April German Darts Grand Prix Germany Munich, Kulturhalle Zenith (102.88) Michael Smith  8 – 5  Nathan Aspinall (94.63) [64]
5 21–23 April Austrian Darts Open Austria Premstätten, Steiermarkhalle (101.36) Jonny Clayton  8 – 6  Josh Rock (101.47) [65]
6 28–30 April Dutch Darts Championship Netherlands Leeuwarden, WTC Expo (99.89) Dave Chisnall  8 – 5  Luke Humphries (96.31) [66]
7 5–7 May Belgian Darts Open Belgium Wieze, Oktoberhallen (99.69) Michael van Gerwen  8 – 6  Luke Humphries (101.03) [67]
8 12–14 May Czech Darts Open Czech Republic Prague, PVA EXPO (95.68) Peter Wright  8 – 6  Dave Chisnall (97.40) [68]
9 26–28 May European Darts Grand Prix Germany Sindelfingen, Glaspalast (97.73) Rob Cross  8 – 6  Luke Humphries (104.22) [69]
10 30 June–2 July European Darts Matchplay Germany Trier, Trier Arena (93.27) Luke Humphries  8 – 7  Dirk van Duijvenbode (91.06) [70]
11 8–10 September German Darts Open Germany Jena, Sparkassen-Arena (93.68) Krzysztof Ratajski  8 – 3  Stephen Bunting (92.50) [71]
12 22–24 September Hungarian Darts Trophy Hungary Budapest, BOK Sportcsarnok (104.82) Dave Chisnall  8 – 7  Luke Humphries (100.97) [72]
13 13–15 October German Darts Championship Germany Hildesheim, Halle 39 (92.93) Ricardo Pietreczko  8 – 4  Peter Wright (85.08) [73]

Secondary Tours

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The PDC Secondary Tours refer to a group of darts tournaments organized by the Professional Darts Corporation (PDC) that are separate from the main PDC Pro Tour. These tours provide players opportunities to compete, develop their skills, and earn various rewards like major PDC Premier Events qualification spots and Tour Cards through their own ranking systems.

Prize money

On 21 November 2022, it was announced that the prize money for the Women's Series will be doubled in 2023.[74] The following day, it was announced that the prize money for the Challenge Tour and Development Tour events would also increase, with the prize fund going up from £10,000 to £15,000 per event.[75]

This is how the prize money is divided:

Stage CT/DT WS
Winner £2,500 £2,000
Runner-up £1,000 £1,000
Semi-finalists £750 £500
Quarter-finalists £500 £300
Last 16 £300 £200
Last 32 £200 £100
Last 64 £75 £50[a]
Total £15,000 £10,000
  1. ^ Last 64 prize money will only be paid out, if a minimum of 128 participants take part in a Women's Series event.

Challenge Tour

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2023 Challenge Tour OoM ranking
Tour Card winners are highlighted
Rank Player Earnings
1  Berry van Peer £13,275
2  Owen Bates £9,700
3  John Henderson £9,525
4  Andy Boulton £8,850
5  Cameron Crabtree £8,850
6  Christian Kist [WC] £7,625
7  Dom Taylor £6,200
8  James Hurrell £6,200
9  Dragutin Horvat [WC] £6,075
10  Thibault Tricole [WC] £5,875

The Challenge Tour, known as the Winmau Challenge Tour for sponsorship reasons, is the PDC's second tier system for players of any age who competed at the current year's Qualifying Schools but did not win a Tour Card[76]. Under PDC Order of Merit Rule 4.2[77], the Challenge Tour OoM rankings are used to top up Players Championship events to make the total number of entries up to 128, should any of the current Tour Card holders choose not to enter, as of the Event entry deadline.

Under PDC Order of Merit Rule 6.9, the 2023 Challenge Tour prizes are as follows:

  • The top two players on the Challenge Order of Merit, who have not obtained the further rewards via another method, win a two-year PDC Tour Card starting 2024, and a place in the first round of the 2024 World Darts Championship.
  • The highest ranked player on the Challenge Tour Order of Merit, who has not obtained the further reward via another method, gets a spot at the 2023 Grand Slam of Darts.
  • The players in the Top 16 of the Challenge Tour Order of Merit, who have not obtained a PDC Tour Card before the 2024 Q-School, receive free entry to the later event.
  • The eight highest ranked players from the Challenge Tour Order of Merit who remain non-Tour Card Holders for the 2024 season qualify for the first round of the 2024 UK Open.

The 2023 Challenge Tour consisted of four weekends of five events, and one weekend of four events.

2023 PDC Challenge Tour season
No. Date Venue Winner Legs Runner-up Ref.
1 Friday 20 January Marshall Arena,
England Milton Keynes 		(92.52) Chris Landman  5 – 2  Lukas Wenig (85.04) [78]
2 (92.18) Christian Kist  5 – 2  Scott Mitchell (87.24) [79]
3 Saturday 21 January (86.19) Andy Boulton  5 – 3  Martijn Dragt (88.86) [80]
4 (94.65) Cameron Crabtree  5 – 4  Owen Bates (103.22) [81]
5 Sunday 22 January (93.87) Thibault Tricole  5 – 2  Owen Bates (89.28) [82]
6 Friday 17 March Halle 39,
Germany Hildesheim 		(94.51) Berry van Peer  5 – 2  Peter Jacques (94.56) [83]
7 (87.96) John Henderson  5 – 3  Ron Meulenkamp (89.18) [84]
8 Saturday 18 March (98.88) Ron Meulenkamp  5 – 0  Alexander Merkx (84.80) [85]
9 (78.28) Dragutin Horvat  5 – 0  Christian Kist (76.37) [86]
10 Friday 5 May Marshall Arena,
England Milton Keynes 		(88.29) Berry van Peer  5 – 2  Dragutin Horvat (84.63) [87]
11 (90.92) Wayne Jones  5 – 2  Daniel Ayres (83.57) [88]
12 Saturday 6 May (90.26) Berry van Peer  5 – 3  Harry Ward (88.32) [89]
13 (87.77) Berry van Peer  5 – 3  Scott Mitchell (82.70) [90]
14 Sunday 7 May (97.60) Conan Whitehead  5 – 2  William Borland (84.76) [91]
15 Friday 11 August (96.42) Wesley Plaisier  5 – 2  Scott Mitchell (91.67) [92]
16 (95.64) Darryl Pilgrim  5 – 1  Andy Boulton (88.40) [93]
17 Saturday 12 August (85.08) Robert Grundy  5 – 2  Christian Kist (84.44) [94]
18 (86.64) Cameron Crabtree  5 – 2  Stefan Bellmont (85.90) [95]
19 Sunday 13 August (93.52) Owen Bates  5 – 4  Wesley Plaisier (87.98) [96]
20 Saturday 28 October Robin Park Tennis Centre,
England Wigan 		(93.55) John Henderson  5 – 3  Lukas Wenig (86.80) [97]
21 (94.50) Dom Taylor  5 – 2  Cameron Crabtree (87.53) [98]
22 Sunday 29 October (86.51) Vítězslav Sedlák  5 – 2  John Henderson (89.51) [99]
23 (93.00) Andy Boulton  5 – 4  Owen Bates (89.07) [100]
24 Monday 30 October (90.03) James Hurrell  5 – 2  Owen Bates (78.35) [101]
  1. ^ a b c
    Qualified for 2024 PDC World Darts Championship via another method.

Development Tour

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Main article: 2023 PDC Development Tour series
2023 Development Tour OoM ranking
Tour Card winners are highlighted
Rank Player Earnings
1  Gian van Veen [TC][WC] £20,950
2  Luke Littler [TC] £20,175
3  Wessel Nijman £14,825
4  Nathan Rafferty £10,125
5  Sebastian Białecki £9,025
6  Dylan Slevin [TC][WC] £8,725
7  Rusty-Jake Rodriguez [WC] £8,000
8  Bradley Brooks £7,475
9  Cameron Crabtree £7,175
10  Jurjen van der Velde [TC] £7,125

The Development Tour, known as the Winmau Development Tour for sponsorship reasons, is the PDC's youth system open to all players aged 16-24[102]. According to PDC Order of Merit Rule 6.2[77], players ranked in the top 32 of the PDC Order of Merit or outside the previously mentioned age range on the cut-off date of a Development Tour event are not eligible to enter said event.

Under PDC Order of Merit Rule 6.9, the 2023 Development Tour prizes are as follows:

  • The top two players on the Development Order of Merit, who have not obtained the further rewards via another method, win a two-year PDC Tour Card, starting 2024, and a place in the first round of the 2024 World Darts Championship.
  • The highest ranked player on the Development Tour Order of Merit, who has not obtained the further reward via another method, gets a spot at the 2023 Grand Slam of Darts.
  • The players in the Top 16 of the Development Tour Order of Merit, who have not obtained a PDC Tour Card before the 2024 Q-School, receive free entry to the later event.
  • The eight highest ranked players from the Development Tour Order of Merit who do not manage to earn a Tour Card for the 2024 season qualify for the first round of the 2024 UK Open.
  • The two finalists of the PDC World Youth Championship qualify for the 2024 Grand Slam of Darts. Furthermore, the winner of the PDC World Youth Championship receives an invitation to play in the first round of the 2024 World Darts Championship.

The 2023 Development Tour consisted of four weekends of five events, and one weekend of four events.

2023 PDC Development Tour season
No. Date Venue Winner Legs Runner-up Ref.
1 Friday 31 March Marshall Arena,
England Milton Keynes 		(90.65) Christopher Toonders  5 – 2  Marvin Kraft (82.22) [103]
2 (97.34) Dylan Slevin  5 – 4  Luke Littler (93.64) [104]
3 Saturday 1 April (91.41) Luke Littler  5 – 1  Jurjen van der Velde (72.18) [105]
4 (80.50) Gian van Veen  5 – 2  Adam Paxton (74.85) [106]
5 Sunday 2 April (92.55) Luke Littler  5 – 3  Kevin Troppmann (80.93) [107]
6 Friday 28 April Robin Park Tennis Centre,
England Wigan 		(96.87) Wessel Nijman  5 – 3  Nathan Girvan (90.43) [108]
7 (85.32) Sebastian Białecki  5 – 4  Leighton Bennett (82.78) [109]
8 Saturday 29 April (97.17) Gian van Veen  5 – 2  Thomas Banks (95.37) [110]
9 (89.44) Ciarán Teehan  5 – 4  Jurjen van der Velde (90.50) [111]
10 Sunday 30 April (87.27) Gian van Veen  5 – 1  Bradly Roes (81.91) [112]
11 Friday 9 June Halle 39,
Germany Hildesheim 		(101.38) Bradley Brooks  5 – 3  Owen Roelofs (98.24) [113]
12 (100.34) Wessel Nijman  5 – 1  Dylan Slevin (95.38) [114]
13 Saturday 10 June (96.05) Gian van Veen  5 – 4  Wessel Nijman (98.48) [115]
14 (90.09) Jarred Cole  5 – 1  Rusty-Jake Rodriguez (80.94) [116]
15 Sunday 11 June (87.84) Adam Gawlas  5 – 4  Dylan Slevin (91.49) [117]
16 Friday 14 July Morningside Arena,
England Leicester 		(90.03) Luke Littler  5 – 2  Bradly Roes (88.25) [118]
17 (93.94) Gian van Veen  5 – 0  Reece Colley (74.58) [119]
18 Saturday 15 July (92.44) Nathan Rafferty  5 – 3  Cameron Crabtree (93.13) [120]
19 (96.23) Wessel Nijman  5 – 3  Gian van Veen (93.28) [121]
20 Sunday 16 July (89.87) Luke Littler  5 – 4  Gian van Veen (89.36) [122]
21 Friday 18 August Marshall Arena,
England Milton Keynes 		(84.35) Rusty-Jake Rodriguez  5 – 3  Dominik Grüllich (81.20) [123]
22 (96.62) Sebastian Białecki  5 – 3  Keane Barry (96.08) [124]
23 Saturday 19 August (94.61) Gian van Veen  5 – 4  Luke Littler (95.68) [125]
24 (91.97) Luke Littler  5 – 1  Cameron Crabtree (83.31) [126]
  1. ^ a b c d
    Qualified for 2024 PDC Tour Card via another method.
  2. ^ a b c
    Qualified for 2024 PDC World Darts Championship via another method.
World Youth Championship
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Position (no. of players) Prize money
(Total: £60,000)
Winner (1) £10,000
Runner-up (1) £5,000
Semi-finalists (2) £2,500
Quarter-finalists (4) £1,600
Last 16 (8) £1,000
Last 32 (16) £500
Second in group (32) £300
Third in group (32) £250

The 2023 PDC World Youth Championship, known as the 2023 Winmau World Youth Championship for sponsorship reasons, was contested by 96 participants, consisting of U23 PDC Tour Card holders, invited International Representatives and the remaining places for players following the 2023 Development Tour Order of Merit[127].

The preliminary rounds (Last 96 round-robin and Last 32 knockout tournament) were held on 20 August 2023 at Marshall Arena; while the final was held at 26 November 2023 at Butlin's Minehead during the 2023 Players Championship Finals.

Josh Rock, who was not eligible to play on the Development Tour due to being in the top 32 on the PDC Order of Merit, was reigning champion and top seed going into the tournament.[128]

The results from the third round onwards are shown below.

Third round
(best of 11 legs)
20 August[129] 		Quarter-finals
(best of 11 legs)
20 August[129] 		Semi-finals
(best of 11 legs)
20 August[129] 		Final
(best of 11 legs)
26 November
            
1  Josh Rock 91.06 6
 Jarno Bottenberg 90.98 4
1  Josh Rock 88.90 5
8  Gian van Veen 90.66 6
8  Gian van Veen 95.78 6
9  Dylan Slevin 88.99 3
8  Gian van Veen 103.20 6
21  Wessel Nijman 102.08 5
   Moreno Blom 79.89 4
13  Owen Bates 91.08 6
13  Owen Bates 82.32 2
21  Wessel Nijman 102.95 6
5  Nathan Rafferty 98.85 0
21  Wessel Nijman 106.09 6
8  Gian van Veen 97.48 4
15  Luke Littler 102.16 6
2  Keane Barry 85.35 3
15  Luke Littler 92.94 6
15  Luke Littler 90.76 6
   Jacob Gwynne 93.02 3
   Jacob Gwynne 84.61 6
10  Jurjen van der Velde 82.75 3
15  Luke Littler 101.86 6
22  Sebastian Białecki 98.78 3
   Viktor Tingström 83.36 3
19  Jitse Van der Wal 84.50 6
19  Jitse Van der Wal 86.39 5
22  Sebastian Białecki 87.46 6
6  Bradley Brooks 74.79 1
22  Sebastian Białecki 91.63 6

Women's Series

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Main article: 2023 PDC Women's Series
2023 Women's Series ranking
World Championship qualifiers are highlighted
Rank Player Earnings
1  Beau Greaves [GS][a] £29,400
2  Fallon Sherrock £17,200
3  Mikuru Suzuki £13,600
4  Rhian O'Sullivan £9,100
5  Lisa Ashton £8,950
6  Robyn Byrne £6,900
7  Aileen de Graaf £5,400
8  Noa-Lynn van Leuven £5,300
9  Natalie Gilbert £4,700
10  Anastasia Dobromyslova [b] £4,300

The PDC Women's Series is a series of female-only darts tournaments organized by the Professional Darts Corporation (PDC)[130]. According to PDC Order of Merit Rule 6.2[77], women players ranked in the top 32 of the PDC Order of Merit or under 16 years of age on the cut-off date of a Women's Series event are not eligible to enter said event.

Under PDC Order of Merit Rule 6.9[77], the Women's Series prizes are as follows:

From the 2023 season onwards, the PDC Women's Series was expanded from 20 to 24 events, held over six weekends.

2023 PDC Women's Series season
No. Date Venue Winner Legs Runner-up Ref.
1 Saturday 25 February Morningside Arena,
England Leicester 		(94.34) Beau Greaves  5 – 3  Mikuru Suzuki (86.82) [131]
2 (81.68) Beau Greaves  5 – 0  Kim Holden (65.72) [132]
3 Sunday 26 February (84.62) Mikuru Suzuki  5 – 1  Rhian O'Sullivan (79.43) [133]
4 (89.46) Beau Greaves  5 – 0  Robyn Byrne (74.38) [134]
5 Saturday 13 May Marshall Arena,
England Milton Keynes 		(94.75) Beau Greaves  5 – 2  Fallon Sherrock (93.48) [135]
6 (84.53) Rhian O'Sullivan  5 – 3  Beau Greaves (80.21) [136]
7 Sunday 14 May (78.88) Robyn Byrne  5 – 1  Laura Turner (69.44) [137]
8 (78.10) Mikuru Suzuki  5 – 3  Noa-Lynn van Leuven (76.45) [138]
9 Saturday 24 June Halle 39,
Germany Hildesheim 		(95.94) Beau Greaves  5 – 1  Mikuru Suzuki (84.47) [139]
10 (88.95) Fallon Sherrock  5 – 2  Robyn Byrne 81.82 [140]
11 Sunday 25 June (89.05) Beau Greaves  5 – 4  Fallon Sherrock (90.92) [141]
12 (104.38) Beau Greaves  5 – 0  Noa-Lynn van Leuven (81.77) [142]
13 Saturday 29 July Marshall Arena,
England Milton Keynes 		(93.31) Beau Greaves  5 – 2  Lisa Ashton (90.76) [143]
14 (104.96) Beau Greaves  5 – 1  Fallon Sherrock (83.89) [144]
15 Sunday 30 July (91.65) Beau Greaves  5 – 0  Mikuru Suzuki (74.77) [145]
16 (85.02) Beau Greaves  5 – 4  Mikuru Suzuki (77.51) [146]
17 Saturday 16 September Robin Park Tennis Centre,
England Wigan 		(81.93) Mikuru Suzuki  5 – 1  Lisa Ashton (72.73) [147]
18 (93.94) Lisa Ashton  5 – 0  Anastasia Dobromyslova [b] (68.46) [148]
19 Sunday 17 September (94.01) Beau Greaves  5 – 2  Anastasia Dobromyslova [b] (80.66) [149]
20 (84.78) Fallon Sherrock  5 – 4  Beau Greaves (92.67) [150]
21 Saturday 14 October (95.13) Fallon Sherrock  5 – 0  Vicky Pruim (80.40) [151]
22 (82.58) Fallon Sherrock  5 – 0  Aoife McCormack (79.11) [152]
23 Sunday 15 October (88.30) Fallon Sherrock  5 – 3  Rhian O'Sullivan (82.85) [153]
24 (74.61) Natalie Gilbert  5 – 3  Lorraine Winstanley (71.63) [154]
  1. ^
    Qualified for 2023 Grand Slam of Darts via another method.
  1. ^ Decided to play at 2023 WDF World Darts Championship after PDC didn't permit to play at two World Championships the same year.
  2. ^ a b c Anastasia Dobromyslova Martin competes as a neutral athlete because of the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Global Affiliate Tours

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The PDC Global Affiliate Tours are a series of regional darts competitions organized by the Professional Darts Corporation (PDC) in collaboration with various local darts organizations around the world[155].

An update on the PDC Order of Merit rules limited the participation of PDC Tour Card holders on Affiliate Tour or Affiliate Tour Events to qualify for PDC major events, such as the World Darts Championship, the World Cup of Darts or the World Series of Darts, since 2023. Under PDC Order of Merit Rule 3.9[77], first year Tour Card holders can play without restrictions, in their second year they may only participate if at the entries' closing date they are outside the top 64 of the PDC Order of Merit, and beyond the second year of being a Tour Card Holder they may not qualify for a PDC Event via this route.

In 2023, the Asian Tour returned, and two new regional tours were added: the African Continental Tour (ACT), in partnership with the African Darts Group, and the Championship Darts Latin America and Caribbean Tour (CDLC), in collaboration with the Championship Darts Corporation, the association in charge of the North American Affiliate Tour. This resulted in a record-breaking seven active PDC Global Affiliate Tours.

African Continental Tour

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2023 African Continental Tour ranking
Rank Player Points
1  Cameron Carolissen 2160
2  Stefan Vermaak 1210
3  Vernon Bouwers 1130
4  Grant Sampson 770
5  Simon Adams [WC] 700

On 15 February 2023, it was announced that, in cooperation with the African Darts Group and their African Darts Series, a first ever PDC Global Affiliate Tour would take place in African.[156] As a result, the African Continental Tour (ACT) became the PDC African Affiliate Tour.

The prizes for this PDC Global Affiliate Tour are as follows:

  • A 2024 PDC World Darts Championship qualifying tournament, with the seeds determined based on the African Continental Tour Order of Merit ranking as of the cutoff date following the second event.
  • The highest ranked U23 player on the African Continental Tour Order of Merit obtains a place in the 2023 PDC World Youth Championship.
2023 ACT season
No. Date Location Winner Legs Runner Up Ref.
1 Saturday 12 August South Africa Gauteng (74.79) Stefan Vermaak  8 – 7  Simon Adams (72.99) [157]
2 Saturday 23 September South Africa Cape Town (101.15) Cameron Carolissen  8 – 2  Vernon Bouwers (89.10) [158]
3 Saturday 29 October South Africa Kimberley (82.70) Cameron Carolissen  8 – 7  Grant Sampson (77.29) [159]
4 Friday 17 November South Africa Cape Town (92.55) Cameron Carolissen  8 – 5  Vernon Bouwers (84.72) [160]
  1. ^
    Qualified for 2024 PDC World Darts Championship via another method.

Following the culmination of the 2023 ACT regular season, the top 32 players on the ACT Order of Merit competed in the 2023 ACT Grand Final on 18-19 November 2023 in Kenilworth, Cape Town, to determine the winner of the regional tour.

The results from the quarterfinals onwards are shown.

Quarterfinals
(best of 11 legs)
19 Nov 		Semifinals
(best of 13 legs)
19 Nov 		Final
(best of 15 legs)
19 Nov[161]
         
1  Cameron Carolissen 81.91 6
9  Deon Oliver 59.79 1
1  Cameron Carolissen 83.50 7
5  Simon Adams 74.22 0
5  Simon Adams 71.71 6
13  Charles Losper Snr. 64.05 2
1  Cameron Carolissen 91.61 8
3  Vernon Bouwers 78.99 1
15  Carl Gabriel 72.14 6
10  Tyrone Shackleton 71.30 5
15  Carl Gabriel 79.85 6
3  Vernon Bouwers 83.89 7
3  Vernon Bouwers 102.48 6
6  Dameon Steffens 82.86 0

African Qualifier

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The African qualifier for the 2024 PDC World Darts Championship was held on 24 September 2023 in Kenilworth, Cape Town.[162]

The results from the quarterfinals onwards are shown.

Quarterfinals
(best of 11 legs)
24 Sep 		Semifinals
(best of 13 legs)
24 Sep 		Final
(best of 15 legs)
24 Sep[163]
         
1  Stefan Vermaak 69.03 6
8  Charles Losper Snr. 69.01 5
1  Stefan Vermaak 70.79 7
5  Graham Filby 75.31 5
 Tyrone Shackleton 83.18 4
5  Graham Filby 91.73 6
1  Stefan Vermaak 73.12 0
2  Simon Adams 93.94 8
2  Simon Adams 70.04 6
 Benson Ngari 70.84 5
2  Simon Adams 72.82 7
   Xander Faddel 72.11 6
 Xander Faddel 74.68 6
11  Giovanni Mathee 74.72 5

Asian Tour

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2023 PDC Asian Tour ranking
World Championship qualifiers are highlighted
Rank Player Earnings
1  Lourence Ilagan $11,000
2  Tomoya Goto $9,150
3  Paolo Nebrida $9,100
4  Reynaldo Rivera $8,700
5  Man Lok Leung $8,700
6  Lok Yin Lee $7,800
7  Jun Matsuda $7,300
8  Paul Lim $6,650
9  Rosendo Lubaton $6,050
10  Nitin Kumar $5,900

The PDC Asian Tour, the PDC Global Affiliate Tour specifically for Asian darts players, returned in 2023 following a break of three years with an expanded tour consisting of 24 events held over 8 weekends. The first 15 events were confirmed on 10 November 2022, with the remaining 9 confirmed at a later date.[164]

The prizes for this PDC Global Affiliate Tour are as follows[165]:

  • The top four players on the Asian Tour Order of Merit, who have not obtained the further reward via another method, earn a spot in the first round of the 2024 World Darts Championship. A fifth spot could be opened if none of the PDC Asian Championship finalists are Japanese.
  • The top two players of the PDC Asian Championship, who have not obtained the further reward via another method, qualify to the first round of the 2024 World Darts Championship. Furthermore, the winner of the PDC Asian Championship receives an invitation to play in the 2023 Grand Slam of Darts.
  • If no Japanese player reaches the PDC Asian Championship final, the best-placed non-qualified Japanese player from that tournament will get a place in the first round of the 2024 World Darts Championship.
  • The winners of the PDC China Premier League playoffs and the PDC India Qualifier tournament each gain a place in the first round of the 2024 World Darts Championship.

Additionally, the Asian Tour Order of Merit was used, as of the cutoff date following the twelfth event, to determine the qualified players in the 2023 World Cup of Darts, selecting the two highest-ranked players from the competing Asian nations; those being Hong Kong, Japan, Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand. If the nation had active PDC Tour Card holders, the places were completed first following the PDC Order of Merit, and later the Asian Tour Order of Merit[166]. Other qualified nations, like Bahrain, China and India held special qualifiers for the event.

2023 PDC Asian Tour season
No. Date Venue Winner Legs Runner-up Ref.
1 Saturday 11 March Kobe International Exhibition Centre,
Japan Kobe 		(94.91) Man Lok Leung  5 – 3  Lourence Ilagan (89.29) [167]
2 (97.70) Lourence Ilagan  5 – 2  Motomu Sakai (90.96) [168]
3 Sunday 12 March (82.38) Haruki Muramatsu  5 – 4  Lourence Ilagan (88.91) [169]
4 Saturday 25 March KINTEX 1 Hall Grand Ballroom,
South Korea Seoul 		(90.51) Lok Yin Lee  5 – 2  Keita Ono (77.43) [170]
5 (84.38) Jun Matsuda  5 – 3  Tomoya Goto (81.11) [171]
6 Sunday 26 March (87.27) Man Lok Leung  5 – 2  Tomoya Goto (87.62) [172]
7 Saturday 15 April Leyte Academic Center,
Philippines Palo 		(104.59) Rosendo Lubaton  5 – 2  Lourence Ilagan (89.40) [173]
8 (96.77) Ryan Condat  5 – 2  Nitin Kumar (86.02) [174]
9 Sunday 16 April (110.51) Reynaldo Rivera  5 – 0  Lourence Ilagan (93.71) [175]
10 Saturday 29 April Riverside Regal Hotel,
Hong Kong Hong Kong 		(95.71) Christian Perez  5 – 1  Nitin Kumar (85.68) [176]
11 (88.14) Lourence Ilagan  5 – 1  Reynaldo Rivera (83.84) [177]
12 Sunday 30 April (88.96) Paolo Nebrida  5 – 4  Reynaldo Rivera (94.57) [178]
13 Saturday 27 May Triple Event Hall,
Mongolia Ulaanbaatar 		(92.73) Zong Xiao Chen  5 – 2  Altantulkhuur Myagmarsuren (75.83) [179]
14 (88.20) Nitin Kumar  5 – 4  Paul Lim (81.47) [180]
15 Sunday 28 May (83.03) Zong Xiao Chen  5 – 1  Jun Matsuda (74.47) [181]
16 Saturday 1 July Forest3 Cafe,
Singapore Singapore 		(89.49) Mohd Nasir Bin Jantan  5 – 3  Paolo Nebrida (86.07) [182]
17 Sunday 2 July (88.99) Tomoya Goto  5 – 3  Alexis Toylo (89.02) [183]
18 (94.00) Mohd Nasir Bin Jantan  5 – 2  Paolo Nebrida (93.75) [184]
19 Saturday 29 July Tide Resort,
Thailand Bang Saen 		(88.76) Mitsuhiko Tatsunami  5 – 2  Paolo Nebrida (78.85) [185]
20 (93.44) Man Lok Leung  5 – 3  Paolo Nebrida (90.62) [186]
21 Sunday 30 July (91.74) Paul Lim  5 – 1  Paolo Nebrida (85.70) [187]
22 Saturday 9 September Hampton by Hilton,
China Qingdao 		(84.20) Lok Yin Lee  5 – 4  Rosendo Lubaton (84.57) [188]
23 (93.16) Reynaldo Rivera  5 – 2  Alexis Toylo (78.96) [189]
24 Sunday 10 September (100.21) Tomoya Goto  5 – 1  Paolo Nebrida (87.78) [190]

Due to a tie that couldn't be resolved by standard PDC countback rules, the fourth place in the Asian Tour OoM ranking had to be decided by a decisive match. However, since one of the finalists in the PDC Asian Championship was Japanese, the fifth place also became eligible as a qualifier to the World Championship.

Date Winner Legs Runner-up Ref.
Sunday 10 September (88.71) Reynaldo Rivera  5 – 4  Man Lok Leung (86.59) [191]

Asian Championship

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The 2023 PDC Asian Championship was held in Shimonoseki, Japan from October 5–8. This was the second edition of the tournament, following its debut last year.[192] The top 16 players from the PDC Asian Tour Order of Merit qualified, as did the winners of sixteen national qualifiers and qualifiers from events held prior to the Championship, up to a count of 48 players.[193] The finalists qualified for the 2024 PDC World Darts Championship; while the winner qualified for the 2023 Grand Slam of Darts.

The results from the second round onwards are shown below.

Second round
(best of 9 legs)
7 October[194] 		Quarterfinals
(best of 11 legs)
8 October[194] 		Semifinals
(best of 11 legs)
8 October[194] 		Final
(best of 13 legs)
8 October[194]
            
1  Lourence Ilagan 85.71 4
 Motomu Sakai 92.59 5
   Motomu Sakai 85.08 6
8  Paul Lim 72.48 0
8  Paul Lim 82.66 5
9  Rosendo Lubaton 81.58 4
   Motomu Sakai 82.02 1
13  Haruki Muramatsu 87.38 6
   Alex Tagarao 91.93 2
13  Haruki Muramatsu 101.76 5
13  Haruki Muramatsu 92.60 6
 Raymond Copano 88.91 1
 Raymond Copano 79.99 5
12  Mohd Nasir Bin Jantan 76.19 4
13  Haruki Muramatsu 91.08 7
 Sandro Eric Sosing 81.53 6
2  Tomoya Goto 79.89 4
15  Sonny Millo Balagat 77.93 5
15  Sonny Millo Balagat 81.03 1
   Sandro Eric Sosing 94.05 6
   Sandro Eric Sosing 89.37 5
 Jemel Modesto 81.68 1
   Sandro Eric Sosing 86.21 6
 Ryusei Azemoto 85.03 3
   Ryusei Azemoto 89.40 5
14  Tatsunami Mitsuhiko 85.38 3
 Ryusei Azemoto 87.55 6
11  Christian Perez 88.40 4
6  Lok Yin Lee 79.20 2
11  Christian Perez 80.07 5

China Premier League

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The PDC China Premier League is a darts competition specifically for Chinese darts players. The league features a format similar to the PDC Premier League, with eight players competing across multiple nights in knockout quarterfinals, semifinals, and a final, to determine the China Premier League ranking. The top four players at the end of the regular season advance to the playoff round, and the winner qualifies for the 2024 PDC World Darts Championship.

2023 China Premier League ranking
Rank Player Points
1  Zong Xiao Chen 28
2  Lihao Wen 18
3  Xicheng Han 14
4  Bin Zheng 10
5  Chengan Liu 8
6  Zhou Bu 2
6  Hailong Chen 2
6  Zhiwei Lin 2
2023 China Premier League (Regular season)
Night Date Winner Legs Runner-up Ref.
1 Tuesday 6 Jun (87.78) Zong Xiao Chen  5 – 1  Xicheng Han (79.92) [195]
2 Tuesday 11 July (96.35) Xicheng Han  5 – 0  Lihao Wen (79.81) [196]
3 Tuesday 25 July (91.79) Zong Xiao Chen  5 – 3  Lihao Wen (79.03) [197]
4 Tuesday 15 Aug (85.12) Lihao Wen  5 – 4  Zong Xiao Chen (81.06) [198]
5 Saturday 26 Aug (79.77) Zong Xiao Chen  5 – 1  Chengan Liu (78.70) [199]
6 (95.81) Zong Xiao Chen  5 – 1  Chengan Liu (85.42) [200]
7 Saturday 27 Aug (84.06) Zong Xiao Chen  5 – 3  Lihao Wen (82.11) [201]

The 2023 China Premier League playoff was held on August 27 between the four highest ranked players in the China Premier League ranking.

Semifinals
(best of 19 legs)
27 Aug[202] 		Final
(best of 21 legs)
27 Aug[202]
      
1  Zong Xiao Chen (87.64) 10
4  Bin Zheng (81.33) 3
1  Zong Xiao Chen (90.62) 11
3  Xicheng Han (80.72) 10
2  Lihao Wen (85.88) 6
3  Xicheng Han (90.30) 10

Indian Qualifier

[edit]

The 2023 PDC India Qualifier tournament was held on 28 October, with the winner qualifying for the 2024 PDC World Darts Championship[203]. However, the original qualifier Prakash Jiwa was suspended by the Darts Regulation Authority on 16 November 2023 while an investigation is conducted into suspicious betting in the independent Modus Super Series.[204][205] Jiwa was replaced by the runner-up of the Indian Qualifier on 25 November 2023.[206]

The results from the quarterfinals onwards are shown.

Quarterfinals
(best of 7 legs)
28 Oct 		Semifinals
(best of 9 legs)
28 Oct 		Final
(best of 11 legs)
28 Oct
         
 Aal Nakeeran 73.05 4
 Nitin Kumar 74.39 2
 Aal Nakeeran 81.68 1
 Prakash Jiwa 78.28 5
 Amit Gilitwala 71.40 1
 Prakash Jiwa 93.94 4
 Prakash Jiwa 90.97 6
 Bhav Patel 71.50 1
 Bhav Patel 69.76 4
 Akshay Mehta 67.46 1
 Bhav Patel 77.47 5
 Phalgun Tiruvasu 57.77 0
 Phalgun Tiruvasu 57.12 4
 Vikehelie Suohu 54.52 2

Championship Darts Circuit

[edit]
2023 CDC Pro Tour ranking
World Championship qualifiers are highlighted
Rank Player Points
1  Alex Spellman 116
2  Stowe Buntz 102
3  Leonard Gates 96
4  David Cameron 94
5  Jacob Taylor 84
6  Danny Lauby 82
7  Jim Long 70
8  Doug Boehm 48
9  Jason Brandon 48
10  Larry Butler 45

The Championship Darts Circuit (CDC), run by the Championship Darts Corporation, is the PDC Affiliate Tour exclusive to Canadian and American players. In 2023, it hosted 12 events held over 4 weekends[207].

The prizes for this PDC Global Affiliate Tour are as follows:

2023 CDC season
No. Date Venue Winner Legs Runner-up Ref.
1 Saturday 20 May American Legion Post 331,
United States Brownsburg 		(88.72) Jake Womack  7 – 2  Stowe Buntz (78.41) [208]
2 (95.78) Alex Spellman  7 – 5  Jason Brandon (89.03) [209]
3 Sunday 21 May (97.62) Leonard Gates  7 – 1  J.T. Davis (88.61) [210]
4 Saturday 15 July Ramada Plaza Hotel North Shore,
United States Wheeling 		(96.53) Jules van Dongen  7 – 4  Danny Lauby (97.29) [211]
5 (99.84) Alex Spellman  7 – 4  David Cameron (87.91) [212]
6 Sunday 16 July (89.77) Danny Lauby  7 – 5  Jacob Taylor (87.99) [213]
7 Saturday 12 August Cambridge Newfoundland Club,
Canada Cambridge 		(81.88) Stowe Buntz  7 – 4  Alex Spellman (82.34) [214]
8 (84.14) Stowe Buntz  7 – 6  Alex Spellman (85.11) [215]
9 Sunday 13 August (91.28) Stowe Buntz  7 – 2  Jim Long (85.50) [216]
10 Friday 8 September American Legion Post 331,
United States Brownsburg 		(100.19) Alex Spellman  7 – 3  Leonard Gates (94.38) [217]
11 Saturday 9 September (86.31) David Cameron  7 – 3  Stowe Buntz (92.80) [218]
12 Sunday 10 September (98.50) Leonard Gates  7 – 2  David Cameron (92.31) [219]

North American Championship

[edit]

The 2024 CDC North American Championship was played on June 3rd, 2024, on the Saturday afternoon of the US Darts Masters, just like the previous year.[220]

Under PDC Order of Merit Rule 3.9[77], champion Jeff Smith (third year of Tour Card) was not eligible to qualify for the 2024 PDC World Darts Championship or 2023 Grand Slam of Darts by virtue of winning the North American Championship.[221] Therefore, an extra third place in the World Darts Championship was awarded to the top-seeded players in the 2023 CDC Tour Order of Merit.

Quarterfinals
(best of 11 legs)
3 Jun 		Semifinals
(best of 11 legs)
3 Jun 		Final
(best of 11 legs)
3 Jun
         
1  Matt Campbell 92.68 6
 Jason Brandon 83.78 4
1  Matt Campbell 92.41 6
4  Alex Spellman 87.54 2
4  Alex Spellman 90.34 6
 J.T. Davis 83.12 3
1  Matt Campbell 91.20 5
2  Jeff Smith 88.52 6
2  Jeff Smith 91.02 6
 Jim Long 87.48 5
2  Jeff Smith 93.08 6
3  Jules van Dongen 77.54 1
3  Jules van Dongen 79.30 6
 Jake Macmillan 81.49 5

Championship Darts Latin America and Caribbean Tour

[edit]
2023 CDLC Tour ranking
World Championship qualifier is highlighted
Rank Player Points
1  Norman Madhoo 44
2  Sudesh Fitzgerald 38
3  Guillermo Soto 34
4  Alex Gutierrez 32
5  Jesus Ruben Salate 30

On May 3, 2023, the Championship Darts Corporation (CDC) and its Central American affiliate, Championship Darts Latin America and Caribbean (CDLC), announced the launch of the Championship Darts Latin America and Caribbean Tour[222], the newest PDC Global Affiliate Tour.

The prizes for this PDC Global Affiliate Tour are as follows:

  • The highest-ranked player on the CDLC Tour Order of Merit, who has not obtained the further reward via another method, earns a spot in the first round of the 2024 World Darts Championship.[223]
2023 CDLC Tour season
No. Date City Winner Legs Runner Up Ref.
1 Saturday 5 August Costa Rica San José (75.71) Norman Madhoo  6 – 3  Sudesh Fitzgerald (72.38) [224]
2 Sunday 6 August (68.26) Sudesh Fitzgerald  6 – 2  Alex Gutierrez (62.10) [225]
3 Saturday 14 October Chile Santiago (80.02) Norman Madhoo  6 – 3  Jesus Ruben Salate (82.21) [226]
4 Sunday 15 October (69.58) Artur Valle  6 – 4  Guillermo Soto (70.48) [227]

Dartplayers Oceania

[edit]

There are two PDC Global Affiliate Tours in Oceania that handle and oversee events in their respective countries: Dartplayers Australia (DPA) in Australia and Dartplayers New Zealand (DPNZ) in New Zealand. Although separate entities, both affiliate organizations closely cooperate in managing the annual DPA Oceanic Masters event, whose winner gets a place in the first round of the 2024 World Darts Championship.

Dartplayers Australia Pro Tour

[edit]
2023 DPA Pro Tour ranking
World Championship qualifier is highlighted
Rank Player Earnings
1  Darren Penhall $9,890
2  Brandon Weening $3,440
3  Mal Cuming $3,360
4  Joe Comito $3,300
5  Harley Kemp $2,030
6  Brenton Lloyd $1,970
7  Jeremy Fagg $1,550
8  Gordon Mathers $1,510
9  Mitchell Clegg $1,200
10  Bailey Marsh $1,080
10  David Platt $1,080

The Dartplayers Australia Pro Tour (DPA) returned to a unified tour in 2023 for the first time since the 2020 season, with 21 events held over 6 weekends.[228]

The prizes for this PDC Global Affiliate Tour are as follows:

2023 DPA Pro Tour season
No. Date Venue Winner Legs Runner-up Ref.
1 Saturday 18 February Warilla Bowls Club,
Australia Barrack Heights 		(86.84) Jeremy Fagg  5 – 2  Gordon Mathers (83.87) [229]
2 (86.49) Brandon Weening  5 – 3  Bill Aitken (82.30) [230]
3 Sunday 19 February (86.72) Mal Cuming  5 – 4  Gordon Mathers (85.84) [231]
4 (85.14) Darren Penhall  5 – 2  Brandon Weening (74.57) [232]
5 Saturday 18 March (77.88) Harley Kemp  5 – 2  Brenton Lloyd (77.39) [233]
6 (87.32) Darren Penhall  5 – 3  Joe Comito (82.89) [234]
7 Sunday 19 March (95.98) Joe Comito  5 – 4  Darren Penhall (91.02) [235]
8 (96.54) Darren Penhall  5 – 2  Mitchell Clegg (75.36) [236]
9 Friday 28 April Geelong Greyhound Club,
Australia Geelong 		(88.00) Mal Cuming  5 – 1  Brody Klinge (82.17) [237]
10 Saturday 29 April (100.27) Darren Penhall  5 – 3  Brandon Weening (95.41) [238]
11 (92.91) Darren Penhall  5 – 4  Mal Cuming (86.98) [239]
12 Sunday 30 April (88.02) Mal Cuming  5 – 1  Joe Comito (78.86) [240]
13 (91.53) Darren Penhall  5 – 2  Mal Cuming (91.83) [241]
14 Saturday 27 May Warilla Bowls Club,
Australia Barrack Heights 		(90.66) Darren Penhall  5 – 3  Joe Comito (91.20) [242]
15 (85.28) Darren Penhall  5 – 4  Joe Comito (82.42) [243]
16 Sunday 28 May (81.41) Bailey Marsh  5 – 4  Darren Penhall (83.30) [244]
17 (83.60) David Platt  5 – 4  Brenton Lloyd (78.51) [245]
18 Saturday 8 July (85.89) Darren Penhall  5 – 3  Brandon Weening (84.36) [246]
19 (96.29) Darren Penhall  5 – 2  Brandon Weening (86.29) [247]
20 Saturday 9 July (87.62) Darren Penhall  5 – 4  Brandon Weening (83.66) [248]
21 (89.21) Jeremy Fagg  5 – 4  Darren Penhall (89.73) [249]

Dartplayers New Zealand Pro Tour

[edit]
2023 DPNZ Order of Merit ranking[250]
World Championship qualifier is highlighted
Rank Player Points
1  Ben Robb 168
2  Haupai Puha [WC] 144
3  Kayden Milne 124
4  Warren Parry 120
5  Mark Cleaver 88
6  Tukina Weko 72
7  John Hurring 72
8  Darren Dummigan 48

The Dartplayers New Zealand Pro Tour (DPNZ) extended its tour from the 2023 season onwards, with 12 events held over 6 weekends.[251]

The prizes for this PDC Global Affiliate Tour are as follows:

  • The sixteen highest-ranked players on the DPNZ Order of Merit, who have not obtained the further reward via another method, qualify for a tournament where the winner earns a spot in the first round of the 2024 World Darts Championship.
  • The three highest-ranked players on the DPNZ Order of Merit, as of the cutoff date following the eighth event, qualify for the 2023 New Zealand Darts Masters.
  • The highest-ranked U23 player on the DPNZ Order of Merit obtains a place in the 2023 PDC World Youth Championship.
2023 DPNZ Pro Tour season
No. Date Venue Winner Legs Runner-up Ref.
1 Saturday 25 February Black Horse Hotel,
New Zealand Christchurch 		(86.12) Ben Robb  7 – 3  Warren Parry (79.35) [252]
2 Sunday 26 February (94.62) Ben Robb  7 – 4  Haupai Puha (86.69) [253]
3 Saturday 25 March Birkenhead RSA,
New Zealand Auckland 		(94.76) John Hurring  7 – 6  Ben Robb (92.73) [254]
4 Sunday 26 March (90.12) Haupai Puha  7 – 4  Tukina Weko (79.59) [255]
5 Saturday 29 April Sun City,
New Zealand Nelson 		(90.62) Ben Robb  7 – 5  Kayden Milne (78.22) [256]
6 Sunday 30 April (83.39) Ben Robb  7 – 3  Haupai Puha (74.95) [257]
7 Saturday 13 May Hamilton Cossie Club,
New Zealand Hamilton 		(82.47) Kayden Milne  7 – 3  Warren Parry (77.48) [258]
8 Sunday 14 May (86.36) Ben Robb  7 – 5  Haupai Puha (81.70) [259]
9 Saturday 2 September Dunedin Metropolitan Club,
New Zealand Dunedin 		(88.10) Ben Robb  7 – 1  Kayden Milne (86.64) [260]
10 Sunday 3 September (85.02) Darren Dummigan  7 – 5  Tukina Weko (80.33) [261]
11 Saturday 7 October Black Horse Hotel,
New Zealand Christchurch 		(100.20) Haupai Puha  7 – 0  Jonny Tata (78.66) [262]
12 Sunday 8 October (86.52) Warren Parry  7 – 6  Mark Cleaver (90.10) [263]
  1. ^
    Qualified for 2024 PDC World Darts Championship via another method.

Following the culmination of the 2023 DPNZ ProTour season, the top 16 players on the DPNZ Order of Merit competed in the 2024 PDC World Darts Championship qualifier on 9 October in Christchurch.[264]

The results from the semifinals onwards are shown.

Semifinals
(best of 13 legs)
09 Oct[265] 		Final
(best of 15 legs)
09 Oct[265]
      
1  Ben Robb (88.85) 7
3  Kayden Milne (82.84) 4
1  Ben Robb (94.62) 8
2  Haupai Puha (90.17) 4
16  Darren Herewini (82.49) 0
2  Haupai Puha (93.11) 7

Oceanic Masters

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The 2023 DPA Oceanic Masters, known as the 2023 DPA Winmau Oceanic Masters for sponsorship reasons, was held on 22 October 2023 for its 21st edition. Only players who had yet to qualify for the World Championship and had participated in at least half of the events in the DPA Pro Tour or DPNZ Pro Tour seasons were eligible to compete, with the winner qualifying for the 2024 PDC World Darts Championship.

The results from the quarterfinals onwards are shown.

Quarterfinals
(best of 2 sets)
22 Oct 		Semifinals
(best of 3 sets)
22 Oct 		Final
(best of 3 sets)
22 Oct
         
1  Mal Cuming 83.79 2
8  Stu Irwin 77.17 0
1  Mal Cuming 87.50 3
12  Hipirini Tewhakaara 74.71 2
4  Mark Cleaver 74.93 1
12  Hipirini Tewhakaara 74.96 2
1  Mal Cuming 89.67 1
2  Haupai Puha 94.72 3
2  Haupai Puha 88.44 2
7  Joe Comito 82.47 1
2  Haupai Puha 87.78 3
3  Jeremy Fagg 84.74 1
3  Jeremy Fagg 101.02 2
11  Gordon Mathers 94.15 0

Nordic & Baltic Tour

[edit]
2023 PDCNB Tour ranking[266]
World Championship qualifiers are highlighted
Rank Player Earnings
1  Marko Kantele €6,050
2  Jeffrey de Graaf €4,225
3  Benjamin Drue Reus €3,200
4  Daniel Larsson €3,150
5  Dennis Nilsson €2,125
6  Paavo Myller €1,975
7  Vladimir Andersen €1,825
8  Mindaugas Barauskas €1,700
9  Tom Veje €1,400
10  Oskar Lukasiak €1,300

The Professional Darts Corporation Nordic & Baltic Tour (PDCNB) is the PDC Global Affiliate Tour for players from Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Iceland, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, and Sweden. On 15 January 2023, PDC Nordic & Baltic announced their 2023 calendar, which had five weekends in five different countries[267].

The prizes for this PDC Global Affiliate Tour are as follows:

  • The top four players on the PDCNB Order of Merit, who have not obtained the further reward via another method, earn a spot in the first round of the 2024 World Darts Championship.
  • The players in the Top 8 of the PDCNB Order of Merit, who have not obtained a PDC Tour Card before the 2024 Q-School, receive free entry to the later event.
  • The two highest ranked U23 players on the PDCNB Order of Merit obtain a place in the 2023 PDC World Youth Championship.

Additionally, the PDCNB Order of Merit was used, as of the cutoff date following the eighth event, to determine the qualified players in the 2023 World Cup of Darts, selecting the two highest-ranked players from some of the competing Nordic and Baltic nations, such as Denmark, Finland, Iceland, and Lithuania [268]. If a nation had active PDC Tour Card holders, the places were filled first according to the PDC Order of Merit, and subsequently by the PDCNB Tour Order of Merit. Other qualified nations, like Latvia and Sweden used different criteria to determine their pairings.

2023 PDCNB Tour season
No. Date Venue Winner Legs Runner-up Ref.
1 Saturday 18 February Slangerup Dart Club,
Denmark Slangerup 		(93.33) Marko Kantele  6 – 1  Jeffrey de Graaf (85.37) [269]
2 Sunday 19 February (79.07) Mindaugas Barauskas  6 – 5  Tom Veje (72.26) [270]
3 Saturday 11 March Apple Hotel,
Sweden Gothenburg 		(88.12) Marko Kantele  6 – 4  Hannu Suominen (86.06) [271]
4 Sunday 12 March (84.48) Daniel Larsson  6 – 1  Benjamin Drue Reus (77.71) [272]
5 Saturday 15 April Bullseye,
Iceland Reykjavík 		(90.96) Vladimir Andersen  6 – 4  Daniel Larsson (91.22) [273]
6 Sunday 16 April (89.50) Marko Kantele  6 – 1  Jeffrey de Graaf (83.33) [274]
7 Saturday 3 June Hotelli Tallukka,
Finland Vääksy 		(86.33) Marko Kantele  6 – 5  Dennis Nilsson (88.45) [275]
8 Sunday 4 June (83.76) Jeffrey de Graaf  6 – 1  Paavo Myller (76.13) [276]
9 Saturday 15 July Bellevue Park Hotel,
Latvia Riga 		(93.98) Jeffrey de Graaf  6 – 5  Dennis Nilsson (92.17) [277]
10 Sunday 16 July (83.73) Benjamin Drue Reus  6 – 3  Valters Melderis (75.31) [278]

World Championship International Qualifiers

[edit]
Date Tournament Venue Winner Score Runner-up
East Europe Qualifier
West Europe Qualifier
PDC Superleague Qualifier

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