This article lists the precision sports events for 2024.
Paris 
Varaždin 
Medellín 
Essen 
Lac La Biche 
Mokrice 
Shanghai 
Andrés Temiño (m) / 
Lim Si-hyeon (w)
Nico Wiener (m) / 
Jyothi Surekha Vennam (w) Yecheon Lee Woo-seok (m) / Lim Si-hyeon (w)
Sawyer Sullivan (m) / Sara López (w)
Antalya 
Tlaxcala 
Lausanne [2] 
Steve Wijler (m) / 
Denisa Baránková (w) Mike Schloesser (m) / 
Paola Natale (w) Matija Šmaguc (m) / Quinty Roeffen (w) Lorenzo Gubbini (m) / 
Lea Tonus (w) Strassen [3] Steve Wijler (m) / 
Marie Horáčková (w) James Lutz (m) / Paige Pearce (w) Arda Ege Donmezguc (m) / Quinty Roeffen (w) Victor Bouleau (m) / Lea Tonus (w)
Taoyuan City [4] Tai Yu-Hsuan (m) / Lei Chien-Ying (w) Prathamesh Jawkar (m) / Parneet Kaur (w) Chang Yi-chung (m) / Bhajan Kaur (w) Sachin Chaudhary (m) / Hsiao Yu-Chieh (w) Nimes [5] [6] 
Roy Dror (m) / Elia Canales (w) Mike Schloesser (m) / Alejandra Usquiano (w) Leo Sulik (m) / Quinty Roeffen (w)
Nicklas Bredal Bryld (m) / Chloe Leroy (w) Las Vegas Brady Ellison (m) / Michelle Kroppen (w) James Lutz (m) / Elisa Roner (w)
Baghdad [7] Dhiraj Bommadevara (m) / Deepika Kumari (w) Prathamesh Jawkar (m) / Parneet Kaur (w) India (m) / India (w) / India (mixed) India (m) / 
Iran (w) / India (mixed)
Maricá [8] Marcus D'Almeida (m) / Ana Lucia Sliachticas (w) Luccas Abreu (m) / 
Beatriz Aliaga Hurtado (w)
Chile (m) / Colombia (w) / Brazil (mixed) Brazil (m) / Brazil (w) / Peru (mixed) Antalya [9] Mete Gazoz (m) / Katharina Bauer (w) Yağız Sezgin (m) / Hazal Burun (w) Italy (m) / Germany (w) / Italy (mixed) Essen [10] Steve Wijler (m) / Elisabeth Straka (w) Istanbul Kamnik [11] Romain Fichet (m) / Chiara Rebagliati (w) Shamai Yamrom (m) / Amanda Mlinarić (w)
United Kingdom (m) / 
Ukraine (w) / United Kingdom (mixed) Slovenia (m) / Slovakia (mixed) Poreč Suwon Antalya 
Touggourt [14] 
Hong Kong Terni Innsbruck Kemer Terni Martigny [15] Santa Susanna Isla Cristina Sin-le-Noble Hong Kong [16] Taipei City Wichita Bill O'Neill Indianapolis Kyle Troup Las Vegas DeeRonn Booker Allen Park E. J. Tackett Fairlawn Marshall Kent Brezno Brezno Brezno Brezno Langenfeld Herne Wolfsburg Eygelshoven 
Guernsey Jason Greenslade 
Nor Farah Ain Abdullah 
Ray Pearse & Samantha Atkinson 
Singapore Ontario Milwaukee 
Orapa Sun City Area 
Auckland Auckland 
Hopton-on-Sea [18] 
Stewart Anderson Katherine Rednall Darren Weir Stewart Anderson & Darren Burnett 
Ceri Ann Glen & Stewart Anderson Livingston 
Ulricehamn Castellón Vicenza Lenzing 
Tallinn Nové Zámky Slovenia České Budějovice Viersen [19] 
Vietnam (Trần Quyết Chiến, Bao Phương Vinh) Ankara [20] 
Kielce Blois Blois Vietnam Torino 
Lausanne Bogota [21] Trần Quyết Chiến Ho Chi Minh City Ankara 
Porto Veghel Seoul 
TBD TBD TBD| Date | Place | Event | Format | Federation | Winner | Score | Runner-up | N |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| January 10–12 | Taipei | Universal Chinese Taipei Open | 9-ball | Matchroom |  Carlo Biado | 13–7 | Bernie Regaliaria | [22] |
| January 15–17 | Elizabeth | Derby City Classic | 9-ball | Matchroom | Joshua Filler | 9–8 |  Pijus Labutis | [23] |
| January 21–25 |  Jakarta | Indonesia International Open | 10-ball | WPA | Jeffrey Ignacio | 10–3 | Robbie Capito | [24] |
| February 7–11 | Medellin | Medellin Open | 9-ball | Matchroom | Moritz Neuhausen | 11–3 |  Dario Guanipa | [25] |
| February 15–17 | Tallinn | EuroTour men - Dynamic Billard Tallinn Open | 9-ball | EPBF | Daniel Macioł | 9–7 | Felix Vogel | [26] |
| February 21–24 | Las Vegas | PBS Las Vegas Open | 10-ball | WPA | Lee Vann Corteza | 4–2, 4–3 | Carlo Biado | [27] |
| February 27 – March 2 | Las Vegas | Predator WPA World 10-ball Men's Championship | 10-ball | WPA | Carlo Biado | 3–1 |  Naoyuki Ōi | [28] |
| March 14–17 | Kielce | Polish Dynamic Billard 10-Ball Open | 10-ball | WPA | Daniel Macioł | 8–7 |  Sanjin Pehlivanović | [29] |
| March 15–17 | Malden | McDermott Classic | 9-ball | Matchroom | Wiktor Zieliński | 13–8 | Tyler Styer | [30] |
| March 18–25 | West Haven | Premier League Pool | 9-ball | Matchroom | Shane Van Boening | 7–4 | Ko Pin-yi | [31] |
| March 28–30 | Vigo | FSR91 Nineball Open | 9-ball | Matchroom | Francisco Sánchez Ruíz | 13–5 | David Alcaide | [32] |
| April 5–7 | Modena | Marina Pool Open | 9-ball | Matchroom | Albin Ouschan | 11–10 | Sanjin Pehlivanović | [33] |
| April 11–14 | Oaks | Diamond Open 9-Ball Professional Players Championship | Matchroom | |||||
| April 16–20 | Culiacán | Mexico Open | Matchroom | |||||
| May 1–5 | Glasgow | Jacoby Scottish Open | Matchroom |
West Haven [34] Shane Van Boening Hildesheim [35] Fedor Gorst Telford [36] 
Jeddah [37] Jakarta [38] Jeffrey Ignacio Albert Januarta Las Vegas [39] [40] Lee Vann Corteza (m) / Chezka Centeno (w) Las Vegas [41] Carlo Biado Kielce [42] Daniel Macioł 
Norfolk 
Tallinn [43] [44] Daniel Macioł Tallinn [45] Pia Filler St. Johann im Pongau St. Johann im Pongau Podčetrtek Podčetrtek Treviso Treviso Antalya Antalya 
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