2012 UK Open Qualifier 4

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UK Open Qualifier 4
Tournament information
DatesSunday 25 March
Venue Barnsley Metrodome
Location Barnsley
Country England
Organisation(s) PDC
FormatBest of 11 legs
Prize fund£34,600
Winner's share£6,000
Champion(s)
Flag of England.svg Phil Taylor

The 2012 UK Open Qualifier 4 was the fourth of eight 2012 UK Open Darts Qualifiers which was held at the Metrodome in Barnsley on Sunday 25 March.

Contents

Prize money

StagePrize money
(Total-£34,600)
Winner£6,000
Runner Up£3,000
Semi Final£2,000
Quarter Final£1,000
Fourth Round£600
Third Round£400
Second Round£200
First Round£0
Preliminary Round£0

Draw

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Second roundThird roundFourth roundQuarter-finalsSemi-finalsFinal
                  
Flag of England.svg Michael Smith 6
Flag of England.svg Tony Littleton 3
Flag of England.svg Michael Smith 5
Flag of England.svg Dennis Smith 6
Flag of England.svg Adam Smith-Neale 4
Flag of England.svg Dennis Smith 6
Flag of England.svg Dennis Smith 6
Flag of England.svg Colin Osborne 1
Flag of England.svg Matthew Tedstone 1
Flag of England.svg Colin Osborne 6
Flag of England.svg Colin Osborne 6
Flag of England.svg Peter Hudson 4
Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg John Part 3
Flag of England.svg Peter Hudson 6
Flag of England.svg Dennis Smith 6
Flag of India.svg Prakash Jiwa 1
Flag of the Netherlands.svg Gino Vos 1
Flag of Ireland.svg Connie Finnan 6
Flag of Ireland.svg Connie Finnan 4
Flag of India.svg Prakash Jiwa 6
Flag of Ireland.svg Liam Kelly 1
Flag of India.svg Prakash Jiwa 6
Flag of India.svg Prakash Jiwa 6
Flag of Scotland.svg Gary Anderson 4
Flag of Scotland.svg Gary Anderson 6
Flag of England.svg Andy Brown 0
Flag of Scotland.svg Gary Anderson 6
Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Kim Huybrechts 4
Flag of England.svg Mark Walsh 4
Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Kim Huybrechts 6
Flag of England.svg Dennis Smith 6
Flag of England.svg Dennis Priestley 5
Flag of the Netherlands.svg Roland Scholten 0
Flag of England.svg Justin Pipe 6
Flag of England.svg Justin Pipe 6
Flag of the Netherlands.svg Co Stompé 4
Flag of England.svg Joe Murnan 2
Flag of the Netherlands.svg Co Stompé 6
Flag of England.svg Justin Pipe 5
Flag of England.svg Darren Webster 6
Flag of England.svg Reece Robinson 3
Flag of England.svg Chris Thompson 6
Flag of England.svg Chris Thompson 3
Flag of England.svg Darren Webster 6
Flag of England.svg Johnny Haines 1
Flag of England.svg Darren Webster 6
Flag of England.svg Darren Webster 5
Flag of England.svg Dennis Priestley 6
Flag of England.svg Nigel Birch 5
Flag of England.svg James Hubbard 6
Flag of England.svg James Hubbard 0
Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg Richie Burnett 6
Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg Richie Burnett 6
Flag of England.svg Gaz Cousins 3
Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg Richie Burnett 5
Flag of England.svg Dennis Priestley 6
Flag of England.svg Karl Forrington 2
Flag of England.svg Wayne Jones 6
Flag of England.svg Wayne Jones 0
Flag of England.svg Dennis Priestley 6
Flag of Spain.svg Antonio Alcinas 5
Flag of England.svg Dennis Priestley 6
Flag of England.svg Dennis Smith 3
Flag of England.svg Phil Taylor 6
Flag of England.svg Andy Hamilton 4
Flag of England.svg Adam Hunt 6
Flag of England.svg Adam Hunt 2
Flag of South Africa.svg Devon Petersen 6
Flag of the Netherlands.svg Jerry Hendriks 3
Flag of South Africa.svg Devon Petersen 6
Flag of South Africa.svg Devon Petersen 1
Flag of England.svg Phil Taylor 6
Flag of England.svg Adrian Gray 1
Flag of England.svg Stuart Kellett 6
Flag of England.svg Stuart Kellett 3
Flag of England.svg Phil Taylor 6
Flag of the Netherlands.svg Michael van Gerwen 3
Flag of England.svg Phil Taylor 6
Flag of England.svg Phil Taylor 6
Flag of the Netherlands.svg Raymond van Barneveld 4
Flag of England.svg Steve West 3
Flag of England.svg Ronnie Baxter 6
Flag of England.svg Ronnie Baxter 2
Flag of England.svg Wes Newton 6
Flag of England.svg Jimmy Mann 5
Flag of England.svg Wes Newton 6
Flag of England.svg Wes Newton 5
Flag of the Netherlands.svg Raymond van Barneveld 6
Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg Mark Webster 6
Flag of England.svg Andy Hibbert 1
Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg Mark Webster 4
Flag of the Netherlands.svg Raymond van Barneveld 6
Flag of England.svg Joe Cullen 2
Flag of the Netherlands.svg Raymond van Barneveld 6
Flag of England.svg Phil Taylor 6
Flag of England.svg Dean Winstanley 1
Flag of Scotland.svg Peter Wright 5
Flag of England.svg Adrian Lewis 6
Flag of England.svg Adrian Lewis 6
Flag of England.svg Jason Crawley 2
Flag of Ireland.svg William O'Connor 3
Flag of England.svg Jason Crawley 6
Flag of England.svg Adrian Lewis 5
Flag of England.svg Terry Temple 6
Flag of Germany.svg Bernd Roith 3
Flag of Scotland.svg Keith Stephen6
Flag of Scotland.svg Keith Stephen 2
Flag of England.svg Terry Temple 6
Flag of England.svg Terry Temple 6
Flag of England.svg Fred Smith 3
Flag of England.svg Terry Temple 2
Flag of England.svg Dean Winstanley 6
Ulster Banner.svg Brendan Dolan 6
Flag of England.svg Steve Brown 4
Ulster Banner.svg Brendan Dolan 3
Flag of England.svg Dean Winstanley 6
Flag of the Netherlands.svg Mareno Michels 1
Flag of England.svg Dean Winstanley 6
Flag of England.svg Dean Winstanley 6
Flag of England.svg Andy Smith 5
Flag of England.svg Andy Smith 6
Flag of England.svg Alex Roy 1
Flag of England.svg Andy Smith 6
Flag of England.svg Mark Jones 4
Flag of England.svg Brandon Walsh 2
Flag of England.svg Mark Jones 6

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