2024 WDF calendar

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2024 WDF calendar
Tournament information
DatesYearly
CountryWorldwide
Organisation(s)WDF
Format501 Legs (men's & women's)
Prize fundDepends on tournament's category
«2023 2025»

2024 WDF season of darts comprises every tournament of World Darts Federation. The prize money of the tournaments may vary depending on category.

Two of WDF's most prestigious events to be held in 2024 are due the WDF World Darts Championship (to be held in November–December),[1] and the four WDF Continental Cup's; WDF Africa Cup (April), WDF Europe Cup (September), WDF Americas Cup (October–November) and WDF Asia-Pacific Cup (early November).

2024 is the fourth year in darts under WDF-sole management after the demise of BDO in 2020.[2]

Tournament categories, points & prize money[edit]

World Darts Federation Points
Category Prize Fund ($) 1st 2nd 3/4 5/8 9/16 17/32 33/64
Platinum It depends
on each
tournament 		270 167 103 64 39 26 13
Gold 180 111 68 43 26 17 9
Silver 90 56 34 21 13 9
Bronze 45 28 17 11 6

Calendar[edit]

January[edit]

Date Tournament Cat. Venue City Prize
money 		Men's Women's
winner score runner-up winner score runner-up
January 20 Las Vegas Open Gold Tuscany Suites and Casino United States Paradise $11,560 Canada Jacob Taylor 6–5 Canada Jeff Smith England Fallon Sherrock 5–1 England Wendy Reinstadtler
January 21 Las Vegas Classic Silver $5,980 Canada Jeff Smith 5–0 United States Robbie Phillips England Fallon Sherrock 5–2 England Deta Hedman
January 27–28 Romanian Classic Silver Radisson Blu Hotel Romania Bucharest €8,000 Netherlands Jimmy van Schie 5–4 Netherlands Alexander Merkx England Deta Hedman 5–0 Scotland Lorraine Hyde
January 28 Romanian Open Silver €8,000 Netherlands Alexander Merkx 5–3 Hungary Patrik Kovács England Deta Hedman 5–2 Wales Eve Watson

February[edit]

Date Tournament Cat. Venue City Prize
money 		Men's Women's
winner score runner-up winner score runner-up
February 3–4 Dutch Open Platinum De Bonte Wever Netherlands Assen €26,250 Netherlands Jarno Bottenberg 3–2 Netherlands Wesley Plaisier England Beau Greaves 5–1 Netherlands Aileen de Graaf
February 3 Canterbury Classic Silver Canterbury & Suburban Darts Assoc. New Zealand Christchurch NZ$7,725 New Zealand Hayden Garing 6–4 New Zealand Tony Carmichael New Zealand Nicole Regnaud 5–0 New Zealand Lisa Waerehu
February 3 Groundhog Open Bronze Mirage Sports Bar United States Columbine $2,440 United States Leonard Gates 5–0 United States Ed LaBarbera United States Emily Kaufhold 4–2 United States Tammy Dauber
February 10 Lakitelek Masters Bronze Hungarikum Liget Hungary Lakitelek HUF1,020,000 Belgium Sybren Gijbels 5–1 Hungary József Rucska Czech Republic Jitka Císařová 5–2 Hungary Alexandra Bogár
February 11 Lakitelek Classic Bronze HUF1,020,000 Austria Hannes Schnier 5–4 Romania László Kádár Hungary Gréta Tekauer 5–0 Czech Republic Anna Votavová
February 17–18 Scottish Classic Silver Normandy Hotel Glasgow Scotland Renfrew £7,210 Scotland Glen Parsons 5–4 England Dave Prins Netherlands Aileen de Graaf 5–2 Netherlands Lerena Rietbergen
February 18 Scottish Open Silver £7,210 England Gary Robson 5–4 England Kieran Smith England Fallon Sherrock 5–0 Sweden Vicky Pruim
February 24 Slovak Open Silver x-bionic sphere Slovakia Šamorín €8,020 Slovenia Benjamin Pratnemer 5–4 Romania László Kádár England Paige Pauling 5–0 Slovakia Martina Sulovská
February 25 Slovak Masters Bronze €3,160 England Antony Allen 5–2 Hungary Nándor Prés Germany Monique Lessmeister 5–1 Slovakia Martina Sulovská
February 25 South Australian Classic Gold Licensed Club Darts Association Australia Salisbury Park AU$16,025 Australia Howard Jones 7–6 Australia Brandon Weening Australia Amanda Loch 6–3 Australia Joanne Hadley

March[edit]

Date Tournament Cat. Venue City Prize
money 		Men's Women's
winner score runner-up winner score runner-up
March 7–10 Isle of Man Masters Silver Villa Marina Isle of Man Douglas £7,060 England Carl Wilkinson 5–4 Northern Ireland Neil Duff England Beau Greaves 5–1 Scotland Sophie McKinlay
March 8–10 Isle of Man Classic Silver £7,060 Scotland Jim McEwan 5–2 England Lewis Bell Sweden Vicky Pruim 5–4 England Beau Greaves
March 9–10 Isle of Man Open Non-ranked £14,100 England Carl Wilkinson 5–2 Wales Deian Roberts England Beau Greaves 5–1 Netherlands Lerena Rietbergen
March 16 Missouri St. Patricks Open Bronze Inn at Grand Glaize United States Osage Beach $2,680 United States Leonard Gates 6–2 United States Kevin Luke United States Kaitlyn McKinley 4–0 United States Hannah Smiley
March 16 WDF Youth Challenge (U18) Gold JUFA Hotel Wien Austria Vienna n/a Latvia Ralfs Laumanis 5–2 Czech Republic Jan Ligus Italy Aurora Fochesato 5–2 Germany Kira Mertens
March 16–17 WDF Youth Challenge (U23) n/a Hungary László Ancsin 5–4 Austria Marcel Steinacher Hungary Gréta Tekauer 5–2 Germany Julia Siek
March 23 Tórshavn Open Bronze Glasir Sports Hall Faroe Islands Tórshavn kr.20,400 Faroe Islands Jan McIntosh 5–2 Sweden Edwin Torbjörnsson Denmark Michelle Merlit 5–3 Hungary Gréta Tekauer
March 24 Faroe Islands Open Bronze kr.20,400 Sweden Edwin Torbjörnsson 5–3 Bulgaria Dilyan Kolev Hungary Gréta Tekauer 5–1 Denmark Michelle Merlit
March 23 Virginia Beach Classic Silver Wyndham Virginia Beach Oceanfront United States Virginia Beach $6,725 United States Jason Brandon 5–4 United States Danny Young United States Cali West 5–2 United States Paula Murphy
March 30 South Island Masters Bronze Otepuni Community Hub New Zealand Invercargill NZ$3,400 New Zealand Kayden Milne 5–3 New Zealand Ben Robb New Zealand Wendy Harper 5–1 New Zealand Tara Mears
March 31 Victorian Easter Classic Bronze Geelong Darts Club Australia Corio AU$5,480 Australia Brody Klinge 6–3 Australia Danny Porter Australia Jackie Marks 5–3 Australia Joanne Hadley

April[edit]

Date Tournament Cat. Venue City Prize
money 		Men's Women's
winner score runner-up winner score runner-up
April 13 Budapest Classic Bronze BOK Sportcsarnok Hungary Budapest HUF1,020,000 Belgium Sybren Gijbels 5–4 Hungary Patrik Kovács Germany Irina Armstrong 5–2 Hungary Veronika Ihász
April 14 Budapest Masters Bronze HUF1,020,000 Hungary Patrik Kovács 5–4 Netherlands Pim van Bijnen Czech Republic Jitka Císařová 5–3 Hungary Alexandra Bogár
April 13 Iceland Open Bronze Bullseye Reykjavík Iceland Reykjavík kr332,000 Faroe Islands Jan McIntosh 5–2 Sweden Edwin Torbjörnsson Sweden Maud Jansson 5–4 Sweden Milou Emriksdotter
April 14 Iceland Masters Bronze kr348,000 Sweden Edwin Torbjörnsson 5–3 Faroe Islands Jan McIntosh Hungary Gréta Tekauer 5–4 Sweden Maud Jansson
April 20 Ivy Hampton Memorial Silver Gillen Club Australia Gillen AU$6,800 Australia Brandon Weening 6–2 Australia Peter Machin Australia Joanne Hadley 6–5 Australia Amanda Loch
April 21 Billie Hill Memorial Silver AU$6,800 Australia Brandon Weening 6–1 Australia Peter Machin Australia Joanne Hadley 6–5 Australia Kym Mitchell
April 20 Estonia Open Bronze Radisson Blu Hotel Olümpia Estonia Tallinn €2,580 Sweden Björn Lejon 5–3 Latvia Ralfs Laumanis Sweden Anna Forsmark 4–2 Sweden Maud Jansson
April 21 Tallinn Open Bronze €2,360 England Scott Walters 5–1 Belgium Sybren Gijbels Hungary Gréta Tekauer 4–1 Netherlands Lerena Rietbergen
April 21 North Island Masters Bronze Hastings Darts Association New Zealand Hastings NZ$3,820 New Zealand Ben Robb 5–2 New Zealand Jonny Tata New Zealand Nicole Regnaud 5–2 New Zealand Wendy Harper
April 28 Murray Bridge Grand Prix Bronze Murray Bridge Darts Club Australia White Hill AU$5,000 [[ ]] [[ ]] [[ ]] [[ ]]

May[edit]

Date Tournament Cat. Venue City Prize
money 		Men's Women's
winner score runner-up winner score runner-up
May 4 Denmark Open Gold Granly Hockey Arena Denmark Esbjerg DKK139,200 [[ ]] [[ ]] [[ ]] [[ ]]
May 5 Denmark Masters Silver DKK60,600 [[ ]] [[ ]] [[ ]] [[ ]]
May 18 John Wilkie Memorial Bronze Hutt Valley Darts Association New Zealand Taitā NZ$4,800 [[ ]] [[ ]] [[ ]] [[ ]]
May 18 Oregon Open Bronze Holiday Inn Portland-Airport United States Portland $2,500 [[ ]] [[ ]] [[ ]] [[ ]]
May 18 Lithuania Open Bronze Žalgiris Arena Lithuania Kaunas €2,425 [[ ]] [[ ]] [[ ]] [[ ]]
May 19 Kaunas Open Bronze €2,425 [[ ]] [[ ]] [[ ]] [[ ]]
May 18 Royal Grafenegg Masters Bronze Schloss Grafenegg Austria Grafenegg €3,015 [[ ]] [[ ]] [[ ]] [[ ]]
May 19 Team X-Treme Open Bronze €3,015 [[ ]] [[ ]] [[ ]] [[ ]]
May 18–19 Cyprus Classic Bronze Odysseia Hotel Kapetanios Cyprus Limassol €2,400 [[ ]] [[ ]] [[ ]] [[ ]]
May 19 Cyprus Masters Bronze €2,850 [[ ]] [[ ]] [[ ]] [[ ]]
May 26 Sunshine State Classic Silver Inala Darts Club Australia Inala AU$7,000 [[ ]] [[ ]] [[ ]] [[ ]]
May 26 Nordic Cup Open Bronze Bullseye Reykjavík Iceland Reykjavík ISK194.475 [[ ]] [[ ]] [[ ]] [[ ]]





Statistical information[edit]

The players/nations are sorted by:

  1. Total number of titles;
  2. Cumulated importance of those titles;
  3. Alphabetical order (by family names for players).

Titles won by player (men's)[edit]

Total Player Category
Platinum Gold Silver Bronze
2  Brandon Weening (AUS) ● ●
2  Leonard Gates (USA) ● ●
2  Sybren Gijbels (BEL) ● ●
2  Jan McIntosh (FAR) ● ●
2  Edwin Torbjörnsson (SWE) ● ●
1  Jarno Bottenberg (NED) ●
1  Howard Jones (AUS) ●
1  Jacob Taylor (CAN) ●
1  Jason Brandon (USA) ●
1  Hayden Garing (NZL) ●
1  Jim McEwan (SCO) ●
1  Alexander Merkx (NED) ●
1  Glen Parsons (SCO) ●
1  Benjamin Pratnemer (SLO) ●
1  Gary Robson (ENG) ●
1  Jeff Smith (CAN) ●
1  Jimmy van Schie (NED) ●
1  Carl Wilkinson (ENG) ●
1  Antony Allen (ENG) ●
1  Brody Klinge (AUS) ●
1  Patrik Kovács (HUN) ●
1  Björn Lejon (SWE) ●
1  Kayden Milne (NZL) ●
1  Ben Robb (NZL) ●
1  Hannes Schnier (AUT) ●
1  Scott Walters (ENG) ●

Titles won by nation (men's)[edit]

Total Nation Category
Platinum Gold Silver Bronze
4  Australia (AUS) ● ● ● ●
4  England (ENG) ● ● ● ●
3  Netherlands (NED) ● ● ●
3  New Zealand (NZL) ● ● ●
3  United States (USA) ● ● ●
3  Sweden (SWE) ● ● ●
2  Canada (CAN) ● ●
2  Scotland (SCO) ● ●
2  Belgium (BEL) ● ●
2  Faroe Islands (FAR) ● ●
1  Slovenia (SLO) ●
1  Austria (AUT) ●
1  Hungary (HUN) ●

Titles won by player (women's)[edit]

Total Player Category
Platinum Gold Silver Bronze
4  Gréta Tekauer (HUN) ● ● ● ●
3  Fallon Sherrock (ENG) ● ● ●
2  Beau Greaves (ENG) ● ●
2  Joanne Hadley (AUS) ● ●
2  Deta Hedman (ENG) ● ●
2  Nicole Regnaud (NZL) ● ●
2  Jitka Císařová (CZE) ● ●
1  Amanda Loch (AUS) ●
1  Aileen de Graaf (NED) ●
1  Paige Pauling (ENG) ●
1  Vicky Pruim (SWE) ●
1  Cali West (USA) ●
1  Irina Armstrong (GER) ●
1  Anna Forsmark (SWE) ●
1  Wendy Harper (NZL) ●
1  Maud Jansson (SWE) ●
1  Emily Kaufhold (USA) ●
1  Monique Lessmeister (GER) ●
1  Jackie Marks (AUS) ●
1  Kaitlyn McKinley (USA) ●
1  Michelle Merlit (DEN) ●

Titles won by nation (women's)[edit]

Total Nation Category
Platinum Gold Silver Bronze
8  England (ENG) ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
4  Australia (AUS) ● ● ● ●
4  Hungary (HUN) ● ● ● ●
3  New Zealand (NZL) ● ● ●
3  Sweden (SWE) ● ● ●
3  United States (USA) ● ● ●
2  Czech Republic (CZE) ● ●
2  Germany (GER) ● ●
1  Netherlands (NED) ●
1  Denmark (DEN) ●


References[edit]

  1. ^ "2024 WDF World Championships". dartswdf.com. Retrieved 20 January 2024.
  2. ^ "BDO era comes to an end as counties join UKDA". dartsnews.com. 8 September 2020. Retrieved 8 September 2020.

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