2021 WDF calendar | |||
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Tournament information | |||
Dates | Yearly | ||
Country | Worldwide | ||
Organisation(s) | WDF | ||
Format | 501 Legs (men's & women's) | ||
Prize fund | Depends on tournament's category | ||
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2021 WDF season of darts comprises every tournament of World Darts Federation. The prize money of the tournaments may vary depending on category.
WDF most important tournaments are the WDF World Darts Championship, WDF World Masters or WDF World Cup.
2021 is the first year in which the calendar will be under WDF-sole management after the liquidation of BDO. [1]
Due to COVID-19-related restrictions and lockdowns in many countries, calendar has been disrupted by the cancelling or postponing of several tournaments. WDF resumed their darts calendar in June 2021.
World Darts Federation | Points | ||||||||
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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 |
Date | Tournament | Cat. | Venue | City | Prize money | Men's | Women's | |||||||
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winner | score | runner-up | winner | score | runner-up | |||||||||
June 6 | Canterbury Open | Bronze | Canterbury & Suburban Darts Assoc. | Christchurch | NZ$3,640 | Landon Gardiner | 6–2 | Craig Ross | Judy Fenton | 5–3 | Tara Mears | |||
June 12 | International Youth Challenge | Silver | Szent István Hotel | Balatonlelle | n/a | Dávid Balogh | 5–2 | Balázs Pazonyi | No girl's draw | |||||
June 13 | Gibraltar Open | Bronze | George Federico Darts Hall | Gibraltar | £2,500 | Gavin Smith | 4–0 | Mike Norton | Laura Turner | 4–0 | Mel Williams | |||
June 19 | New Zealand Masters | Silver | Kapi Mana Darts Association | Porirua | NZ$6,120 | Warren Parry | 6–5 | Mark Cleaver | Nicole Regnaud | 5–4 | Wendy Harper | |||
June 19 | Cherry Bomb International | Bronze | Fort Lauderdale Marriott | Coral Springs | $3,850 | Jules van Dongen | 6–4 | Danny Lauby Jr. | Dani Warmack | 6–4 | Cris Cwalinski |
Date | Tournament | Cat. | Venue | City | Prize money | Men's | Women's | ||||
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winner | score | runner-up | winner | score | runner-up | ||||||
July 3 | John Wilkie Memorial | Silver | Hutt Valley Darts Association | Taitā | NZ$5,880 | Ben Robb | 6–1 | Jimmy Samuels | Wendy Harper | 5–0 | Tina Osborne |
July 12 | Charlotte Open | Bronze | Sheraton Airport Hotel | Charlotte | $3,600 | Jules van Dongen | 6–3 | Jason Brandon | Paula Murphy | 5–2 | Heather Howard |
July 17 | Slovenia Open | Bronze | Austria Trend Hotel | Ljubljana | €2,500 | Benjamin Pratnemer | 7–2 | Silvo Javornik | Mojca Mužić | 6–5 | Branka Krček |
July 24 | Apatin Open | Bronze | Apatin Tehnička škola | Apatin | €2,580 | László Kádár | 6–5 | Oliver Ferenc | Veronika Ihász | 6–1 | Adrienn Végső |
Date | Tournament | Cat. | Venue | City | Prize money | Men's | Women's | ||||
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winner | score | runner-up | winner | score | runner-up | ||||||
August 4 | New Zealand Open | Silver | Motueka Recreation Centre | Motueka | NZ$7,240 | Haupai Puha | 6–2 | AJ Te Kira | Desi Mercer | 5–3 | Mary-Anne Teinaki |
August 21 | Salavat Yulaev Cup | Bronze | Bashkir State Agrarian University | Ufa | RUB_ n/a | Boris Koltsov | 5–1 | Aleksei Kadochnikov | Elena Shulgina | 4–2 | Natalia Aleksandrova |
Date | Tournament | Cat. | Venue | City | Prize money | Men's | Women's | ||||
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winner | score | runner-up | winner | score | runner-up | ||||||
December 5 | WDF World Championship Qualifiers | WDF | Lakeside Country Club | Frimley Green | Johnny Haines | 6–5 | Scott Walters | Rhian O'Sullivan | 5–3 | Robyn Byrne | |
WDF | Jarred Cole | 6–3 | Terry Stubbs | ||||||||
WDF | De Bonte Wever | Assen | Mario Vandenbogaerde | 6–2 | Kenny Neyens | Marjolein Noijens | 5–4 | Vanessa Zuidema | |||
WDF | Ryan de Vreede | 6–5 | Danny Jansen |
Following tournaments have been postponed until 2022.
Date | Tournament | Cat. | Venue | City | Prize money | Men's | Women's | ||||
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winner | score | runner-up | winner | score | runner-up | ||||||
January 25 | Silver | InterContinental Hotel | Bucharest | RON 24,160 | |||||||
January 26 | RON 46,000 | ||||||||||
February 19–21 | Gold | Normandy Cosmopolitan Hotel | Renfrew | £10,550 | |||||||
March 6 | Bronze | Bedford Legion Club | Bedford | C$2,560 | |||||||
March 11–14 | Silver | Villa Marina | Douglas | £8,000 | |||||||
March 13–14 | Gold | £15,500 | |||||||||
April 5 | Bronze | Geelong Darts Club | Geelong | AU$4,800 | |||||||
April 7–10 | Bronze | Blue House Hotel | Marsa Alam | $27,000 | |||||||
April 9–11 | Bronze | Town & Country Inn & Resort | Shelburne | $4,900 | |||||||
April 17 | Bronze | Radisson Blu Hotel Tallinn | Tallinn | €2,530 | |||||||
April 19 | Bronze | €1,990 | |||||||||
April 24–25 | Silver | x-bionic sphere | Šamorín | €8,460 | |||||||
April 25 | Silver | €8,460 | |||||||||
April 25 | Bronze | Murray Bridge Darts Club | Murray Bridge | AU$5,930 | |||||||
June 13 | Bronze | Melton Dart Club | Melton | $5,850 | |||||||
June 17–21 | EDO | Normandy Hotel | Renfrew | £3,000 | |||||||
June 18–20 | Bronze | Centre 200 | Sydney | C$6,000 | |||||||
June 26–27 | Silver | Canberra Labour Club | Canberra | AU$11,300 | |||||||
June 25–27 | Bronze | Hilton Garden Inn | Vienna | €2,260 | |||||||
June 26–27 | Bronze | €2,260 | |||||||||
July 24 | Bronze | D'Coque | Luxembourg City | €7,250 | |||||||
July 25 | Bronze | €7,250 | |||||||||
July 25 | Bronze | Ota-Ku Sangyo Plaza PIO | Tokyo | JP¥1,240,000 | |||||||
July 23–25 | WDF | – | Kingston | n/a | |||||||
July 24–25 | WDF | ||||||||||
August 7 | Silver | Royal Yacht Club België | Antwerp | €8,120 | |||||||
August 8 | Silver | ||||||||||
August 13 | Bronze | Scandic Triangle Hotel | Malmö | SEK12,400 | |||||||
August 14 | Silver | SEK117,400 | |||||||||
August 15 | Bronze | SEK12,400 | |||||||||
August 21 | Bronze | Salle Dany Boon | Bray-Dunes | €7,800 | |||||||
August 22 | Bronze | €5,210 | |||||||||
September 11 | Silver | Taranaki Darts Association | New Plymouth | NZ$6,120 | |||||||
September 7–9 | WDF | – | Taipei | n/a | |||||||
September 10–12 | WDF | ||||||||||
September 11–12 | Bronze | NTSU | Taoyuan | NT$83,000 | |||||||
September 18 | Bronze | West City Darts Association | Rānui | NZ$3,750 | |||||||
September 29–Oct. 2 | WDF | – | n/a | ||||||||
September 28–Oct. 2 | WDF | ||||||||||
October 3 | Bronze | Geelong Darts Club | Geelong | AU$16,000 | |||||||
October 10 | Bronze | – | Bunbury | – | |||||||
October 16–17 | Silver | Bellini's | Newry | £4,650 | |||||||
Silver | |||||||||||
October 23 | Bronze | Otago Darts Association | Dunedin | NZ$4,000 | |||||||
October 23 | Bronze | Glasir Sports Hall | Tórshavn | kr.19,400 | |||||||
October 24 | Bronze | kr.19,400 | |||||||||
October 24 | Bronze | Astra Lounge, CFB Trenton | Trenton | C$4,500 | |||||||
October 28–29 | Bronze | Göynük Atatürk Spor Salonu | Kemer | n/a | |||||||
October 30–31 | Bronze | ||||||||||
November 7 | Bronze | Rich River Golf Club | Moama | AU$9,880 | |||||||
November 6–7 | Silver | Lyons Robin Hood Holiday Park | Rhyl | – | |||||||
November 20 | Bronze | Bellevue Park Hotel | Riga | €4,840 | |||||||
November 21 | Bronze | €4,225 | |||||||||
November 21 | Bronze | Club Forster | Forster | AU$4,380 | |||||||
November 21 | Bronze | Levin Cosmopolitan Club | Levin | NZ$3,000 | |||||||
December 2–5 | WDF | De Bonte Wever | Assen | £70,500 | |||||||
December 18 | Silver | Sporthal Tempelhof | Bruges | €7,725 | |||||||
December 19 | Silver | €7,725 |
The players/nations are sorted by:
Total | Player | Category | ||||||||
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Platinum | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |||||||
3 | Jules van Dongen (USA) | ● | ●● | |||||||
3 | Andy Baetens (BEL) | ● | ●● | |||||||
2 | Thibault Tricole (FRA) | ● | ● | |||||||
2 | Richard Veenstra (NED) | ●● | ||||||||
2 | Aleksei Kadochnikov (RUS) | ● | ● | |||||||
2 | Raymond Smith (AUS) | ● | ● | |||||||
2 | Roman Obukhov (RUS) | ●● | ||||||||
1 | Luke Littler (ENG) | ● | ||||||||
1 | Scott Marsh (ENG) | ● | ||||||||
1 | Cameron Menzies (SCO) | ● | ||||||||
1 | Brian Raman (BEL) | ● | ||||||||
1 | Shawn Burt (CAN) | ● | ||||||||
1 | John Desreumaux (BEL) | ● | ||||||||
1 | Neil Duff (NIR) | ● | ||||||||
1 | Leonard Gates (USA) | ● | ||||||||
1 | Shaun McDonald (SCO) | ● | ||||||||
1 | Jim McEwan (SCO) | ● | ||||||||
1 | Warren Parry (NZL) | ● | ||||||||
1 | Haupai Puha (NZL) | ● | ||||||||
1 | Ben Robb (NZL) | ● | ||||||||
1 | Vladimir Akshulakov (RUS) | ● | ||||||||
1 | Mark Barilli (SCO) | ● | ||||||||
1 | David Fatum (USA) | ● | ||||||||
1 | Landon Gardiner (NZL) | ● | ||||||||
1 | László Kádár (ROM) | ● | ||||||||
1 | Boris Koltsov (RUS) | ● | ||||||||
1 | Chris Landman (NED) | ● | ||||||||
1 | Benjamin Pratnemer (SLO) | ● | ||||||||
1 | Bruce Robbins (USA) | ● | ||||||||
1 | Gavin Smith (ENG) | ● |
Total | Nation | Category | ||||||||
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Platinum | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |||||||
6 | United States (USA) | ● | ● | ●●●● | ||||||
5 | Belgium (BEL) | ● | ●● | ●● | ||||||
4 | Scotland (SCO) | ● | ●● | ● | ||||||
4 | New Zealand (NZL) | ●●● | ● | |||||||
6 | Russia (RUS) | ● | ●●●●● | |||||||
3 | England (ENG) | ●● | ● | |||||||
3 | Netherlands (NED) | ●● | ● | |||||||
2 | France (FRA) | ● | ● | |||||||
2 | Australia (AUS) | ● | ● | |||||||
1 | Canada (CAN) | ● | ||||||||
1 | Northern Ireland (NIR) | ● | ||||||||
1 | Romania (ROM) | ● | ||||||||
1 | Slovenia (SLO) | ● |
Total | Player | Category | ||||||||
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Platinum | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |||||||
6 | Deta Hedman (ENG) | ● | ●●●● | ● | ||||||
3 | Elena Shulgina (RUS) | ●●● | ||||||||
2 | Fallon Sherrock (ENG) | ● | ● | |||||||
2 | Paula Murphy (USA) | ● | ● | |||||||
2 | Maria O'Brien (ENG) | ● | ● | |||||||
2 | Aileen de Graaf (NED) | ●● | ||||||||
2 | Dani Warmack (USA) | ●● | ||||||||
1 | Anastasia Dobromyslova (RUS) | ● | ||||||||
1 | Kirsty Hutchinson (ENG) | ● | ||||||||
1 | Anca Zijlstra (NED) | ● | ||||||||
1 | Beau Greaves (ENG) | ● | ||||||||
1 | Wendy Harper (NZL) | ● | ||||||||
1 | Lorraine Hyde (SCO) | ● | ||||||||
1 | Maureen Homer (AUS) | ● | ||||||||
1 | Paula Jacklin (ENG) | ● | ||||||||
1 | Marlise Kiel (USA) | ● | ||||||||
1 | Desi Mercer (NZL) | ● | ||||||||
1 | Brenda Moreau (CAN) | ● | ||||||||
1 | Nicole Regnaud (NZL) | ● | ||||||||
1 | Natalia Aleksandrova (RUS) | ● | ||||||||
1 | Judy Fenton (NZL) | ● | ||||||||
1 | Veronika Ihász (HUN) | ● | ||||||||
1 | Vanessa James (AUS) | ● | ||||||||
1 | Ksenia Klochek (RUS) | ● | ||||||||
1 | Mojca Mužić (SLO) | ● | ||||||||
1 | Laura Turner (ENG) | ● | ||||||||
1 | Lisa Tyler (USA) | ● |
Total | Nation | Category | ||||||||
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Platinum | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |||||||
14 | England (ENG) | ●●● | ●●●●●●●● | ●●● | ||||||
6 | United States (USA) | ● | ● | ●●●● | ||||||
6 | Russia (RUS) | ● | ●●●●● | |||||||
4 | New Zealand (NZL) | ●●● | ● | |||||||
3 | Netherlands (NED) | ● | ●● | |||||||
2 | Australia (AUS) | ● | ● | |||||||
1 | Canada (CAN) | ● | ||||||||
1 | Scotland (SCO) | ● | ||||||||
1 | Hungary (HUN) | ● | ||||||||
1 | Slovenia (SLO) | ● |
Only the best ten points achievements by players in WDF Ranked Tournaments accounts towards the WDF Rankings
Updated to November 28, 2021
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