2024 PDC Challenge Tour series

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The 2024 Challenge Tour consists of 24 darts tournaments on the 2024 PDC Pro Tour.

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Prize money

This is how the prize money is divided: [1]

£360,000 is the total prize fund, with £15,000 being the prize fund for each of the 24 CT events.

Stage (no. of players)Prize money
(Total: £15,000)
Winner(1)£2,500
Runner-up(1)£1,000
Semi-finalists(2)£750
Quarter-finalists(4)£500
Fourth round(8)£300
Third round(16)£200
Second round(32)£75

The top players on the Challenge Tour Order of Merit act as reserves for 2024 PDC Players Championship series events. If one of the Tour Card holders does not enter or withdraws from a Players Championship event, the highest ranked available player on the Challenge Tour Order of Merit may fill in. [1] [2]

    January

    Challenge Tour 1

    Challenge Tour 1 was contested on 19 January 2024. The tournament was won by Richie Burnett . [3] [4]

    Quarter-finals
    (best of 9 legs)    		Semi-finals
    (best of 9 legs)    		Final
    (best of 9 legs)
             
    Flag of Germany.svg  Franz Rötzsch 87.245
    Flag of England.svg   Connor Scutt 88.082
    Flag of Germany.svg  Franz Rötzsch 91.162
    Flag of England.svg  Darryl Pilgrim 100.915
    Flag of England.svg  Darryl Pilgrim 97.435
    Flag of England.svg   Conan Whitehead 87.771
    Flag of England.svg  Darryl Pilgrim 96.864
    Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg   Richie Burnett 89.505
    Flag of England.svg  Reece Colley 93.484
    Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg   Richie Burnett 91.145
    Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg   Richie Burnett 82.035
    Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg   Stefan Bellmont 89.423
    Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg   Stefan Bellmont 93.135
    Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Jarno Bottenberg 83.671

    Challenge Tour 2

    Challenge Tour 2 was contested on 19 January 2024. The tournament was won by Danny Jansen . [3] [5]

    Quarter-finals
    (best of 9 legs)    		Semi-finals
    (best of 9 legs)    		Final
    (best of 9 legs)
             
    Flag of South Africa.svg   Devon Petersen 77.842
    Flag of England.svg  Adam Paxton 89.185
    Flag of England.svg  Adam Paxton 85.431
    Flag of England.svg  Darryl Pilgrim 91.575
    Flag of England.svg  Darryl Pilgrim 86.015
    Flag of England.svg  Trevor Burkhill 81.722
    Flag of England.svg  Darryl Pilgrim 97.963
    Flag of the Netherlands.svg   Danny Jansen 96.375
    Flag of the Netherlands.svg   Danny Jansen 94.715
    Flag of Scotland.svg   Ross Montgomery 83.432
    Flag of the Netherlands.svg   Danny Jansen 94.755
    Flag of Scotland.svg   John Henderson 95.283
    Flag of Scotland.svg   John Henderson 106.165
    Flag of Croatia.svg  Romeo Grbavac 95.742

    Challenge Tour 3

    Challenge Tour 3 was contested on 20 January 2024. The tournament was won by Oskar Lukasiak . [6] [7]

    Quarter-finals
    (best of 9 legs)    		Semi-finals
    (best of 9 legs)    		Final
    (best of 9 legs)
             
    Flag of the Netherlands.svg   Danny Jansen 86.385
    Flag of England.svg  Darryl Pilgrim 87.670
    Flag of the Netherlands.svg   Danny Jansen 89.465
    Flag of England.svg  Daniel Ayres 74.380
    Flag of England.svg  Daniel Ayres 83.985
    Flag of England.svg  Thomas Lovely 92.574
    Flag of the Netherlands.svg   Danny Jansen 86.953
    Flag of Sweden.svg   Oskar Lukasiak 81.985
    Flag of Sweden.svg   Oskar Lukasiak 90.745
    Flag of England.svg   Chris Quantock 88.654
    Flag of Sweden.svg   Oskar Lukasiak 98.735
    Flag of England.svg   Ted Evetts 90.032
    Flag of England.svg   Ted Evetts 88.105
    Flag of Germany.svg   Dragutin Horvat 85.062

    Challenge Tour 4

    Challenge Tour 4 was contested on 20 January 2024. The tournament was won by Stefan Bellmont . [6] [8]

    Quarter-finals
    (best of 9 legs)    		Semi-finals
    (best of 9 legs)    		Final
    (best of 9 legs)
             
    Flag of England.svg  Darryl Pilgrim 88.355
    Flag of the Netherlands.svg   Arjan Konterman 83.663
    Flag of England.svg  Darryl Pilgrim 94.424
    Flag of Hungary.svg   Pál Székely 93.025
    Flag of Hungary.svg   Pál Székely 78.745
    Flag of England.svg  Martin Grearson 75.902
    Flag of Hungary.svg   Pál Székely 75.310
    Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg   Stefan Bellmont 86.385
    Flag of England.svg  James Beeton 89.464
    Flag of England.svg   Aden Kirk 89.045
    Flag of England.svg   Aden Kirk 96.832
    Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg   Stefan Bellmont 99.065
    Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg   Stefan Bellmont 97.165
    Flag of Scotland.svg   Andy Boulton 80.953

    Challenge Tour 5

    Challenge Tour 5 was contested on 21 January 2024. The tournament was won by Aden Kirk . [9] [10]

    Quarter-finals
    (best of 9 legs)    		Semi-finals
    (best of 9 legs)    		Final
    (best of 9 legs)
             
    Flag of England.svg  Reece Colley 95.443
    Flag of Lithuania.svg   Darius Labanauskas 95.175
    Flag of Lithuania.svg   Darius Labanauskas 84.772
    Flag of the Netherlands.svg   Danny Jansen 93.925
    Flag of the Netherlands.svg   Danny Jansen 86.795
    Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Jimmy van Schie 88.033
    Flag of the Netherlands.svg   Danny Jansen 87.433
    Flag of England.svg   Aden Kirk 85.675
    Flag of the Netherlands.svg   Wesley Plaisier 94.075
    Flag of the Netherlands.svg   Ron Meulenkamp 97.652
    Flag of the Netherlands.svg   Wesley Plaisier 94.484
    Flag of England.svg   Aden Kirk 90.965
    Flag of England.svg   Andy Hamilton 76.524
    Flag of England.svg   Aden Kirk 80.315

    March

    Challenge Tour 6

    Challenge Tour 6 took place on 15 March 2024. [11] The tournament was won by Noa-Lynn van Leuven . [12] [13] [14] [15]

    Quarter-finals
    (best of 9 legs)    		Semi-finals
    (best of 9 legs)    		Final
    (best of 9 legs)
             
    Flag of Scotland.svg   John Henderson 93.563
    Flag of the Netherlands.svg   Noa-Lynn van Leuven 92.145
    Flag of the Netherlands.svg   Noa-Lynn van Leuven 93.885
    Flag of England.svg  Cameron Crabtree 96.612
    Flag of England.svg  Charlie Martin 88.141
    Flag of England.svg  Cameron Crabtree 106.645
    Flag of the Netherlands.svg   Noa-Lynn van Leuven 100.975
    Flag of Poland.svg   Tytus Kanik 88.183
    Flag of Poland.svg   Tytus Kanik 89.275
    Flag of Poland.svg   Sebastian Białecki 82.271
    Flag of Poland.svg   Tytus Kanik 86.185
    Flag of England.svg   Aden Kirk 82.864
    Flag of England.svg   Aden Kirk 97.565
    Flag of the Netherlands.svg   Danny Jansen 88.432

    Challenge Tour 7

    Challenge Tour 7 took place on 15 March 2024. The tournament was won by René Eidams . [12] [16]

    Quarter-finals
    (best of 9 legs)    		Semi-finals
    (best of 9 legs)    		Final
    (best of 9 legs)
             
    Flag of England.svg   Connor Scutt 85.392
    Flag of Sweden.svg   Andreas Harrysson 93.165
    Flag of Sweden.svg   Andreas Harrysson 81.943
    Flag of the Netherlands.svg   Dennie Olde Kalter 84.755
    Flag of the Netherlands.svg   Dennie Olde Kalter 94.565
    Flag of Ireland.svg  Shane McGuirk 89.824
    Flag of the Netherlands.svg   Dennie Olde Kalter 89.474
    Flag of Germany.svg   René Eidams 87.995
    Flag of England.svg  Cameron Crabtree 87.344
    Flag of Germany.svg   René Eidams 88.505
    Flag of Germany.svg   René Eidams 97.375
    Ulster Banner.svg   Kevin Burness 92.391
    Ulster Banner.svg   Kevin Burness 86.245
    Flag of Germany.svg  Kai Gotthardt 82.782

    Challenge Tour 8

    Challenge Tour 8 took place on 16 March 2024. The tournament was won by Andy Boulton . [17] [18]

    Quarter-finals
    (best of 9 legs)    		Semi-finals
    (best of 9 legs)    		Final
    (best of 9 legs)
             
    Flag of Sweden.svg   Oskar Lukasiak 77.012
    Flag of England.svg  Grant Brown 82.685
    Flag of England.svg  Grant Brown 77.070
    Flag of the Netherlands.svg   Danny Jansen 86.385
    Flag of the Netherlands.svg   Danny Jansen 90.855
    Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Patrick Peters 85.603
    Flag of the Netherlands.svg   Danny Jansen 98.520
    Flag of Scotland.svg   Andy Boulton 101.555
    Flag of England.svg  James Parkin 79.721
    Flag of Ireland.svg  Shane McGuirk 84.005
    Flag of Ireland.svg  Shane McGuirk 90.922
    Flag of Scotland.svg   Andy Boulton 90.255
    Flag of Scotland.svg   Andy Boulton 95.135
    Flag of England.svg  Thomas Lovely 84.280

    Challenge Tour 9

    Challenge Tour 9 took place on 16 March 2024. The tournament was won by Andy Boulton . [17] [19]

    Quarter-finals
    (best of 9 legs)    		Semi-finals
    (best of 9 legs)    		Final
    (best of 9 legs)
             
    Flag of Scotland.svg   John Henderson 90.054
    Flag of England.svg  Jamie Atkins 89.375
    Flag of England.svg  Jamie Atkins 91.685
    Flag of Germany.svg  Kai Gotthardt 89.033
    Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg   Stefan Bellmont 82.190
    Flag of Germany.svg  Kai Gotthardt 91.655
    Flag of England.svg  Jamie Atkins 92.274
    Flag of Scotland.svg   Andy Boulton 89.875
    Flag of England.svg   Scott Mitchell 84.122
    Ulster Banner.svg   Kevin Burness 94.215
    Flag of Scotland.svg   Andy Boulton 84.364
    Ulster Banner.svg   Kevin Burness 86.225
    Flag of Scotland.svg   Andy Boulton 84.365
    Flag of Spain.svg   Jesús Noguera 85.291

    Challenge Tour 10

    Challenge Tour 10 took place on 17 March 2024. The tournament was won by Lee Cocks. [20] [21]

    Quarter-finals
    (best of 9 legs)    		Semi-finals
    (best of 9 legs)    		Final
    (best of 9 legs)
             
    Flag of the Netherlands.svg   Wesley Plaisier 82.115
    Flag of Spain.svg   Jesús Noguera 79.204
    Flag of the Netherlands.svg   Wesley Plaisier 94.425
    Flag of Scotland.svg   John Henderson 84.331
    Flag of England.svg   Scott Mitchell 86.793
    Flag of Scotland.svg   John Henderson 98.975
    Flag of the Netherlands.svg   Wesley Plaisier 85.500
    Flag of England.svg  Lee Cocks 93.945
    Flag of England.svg  Lee Cocks 88.915
    Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Mike Warburton 94.894
    Flag of England.svg  Lee Cocks 77.175
    Flag of the Netherlands.svg   Derk Telnekes 80.313
    Flag of the Netherlands.svg   Alexander Merkx 91.271
    Flag of the Netherlands.svg   Derk Telnekes 94.015

    June

    Challenge Tour 11

    Challenge Tour 11 took place on 7 June 2024. The tournament was won by Christian Kist , who hit a nine-dart finish in his last 16 match against Darren Armstrong. [22] [23] Henry Coates also hit a nine–darter in his loss to Stephen Haggerty. [24]

    Quarter-finals
    (best of 9 legs)    		Semi-finals
    (best of 9 legs)    		Final
    (best of 9 legs)
             
    Flag of Germany.svg   Michael Unterbuchner 96.095
    Flag of England.svg   Connor Scutt 97.334
    Flag of Germany.svg   Michael Unterbuchner 94.305
    Flag of England.svg  Reece Colley 91.024
    Flag of England.svg  Reece Colley 96.225
    Flag of England.svg  Thomas Cromwell 88.643
    Flag of Germany.svg   Michael Unterbuchner 86.124
    Flag of the Netherlands.svg   Christian Kist 93.325
    Flag of the Netherlands.svg   Christian Kist 93.545
    Flag of England.svg   Bradley Brooks 89.031
    Flag of the Netherlands.svg   Christian Kist 96.355
    Flag of England.svg  Cameron Crabtree 69.200
    Flag of England.svg  Cameron Crabtree 96.365
    Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Jimmy van Schie 95.533

    Challenge Tour 12

    Challenge Tour 12 took place on 7 June 2024. Christian Kist won a second consecutive Challenge Tour tournament. [25]

    Quarter-finals
    (best of 9 legs)    		Semi-finals
    (best of 9 legs)    		Final
    (best of 9 legs)
             
    Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Michael Busscher 79.391
    Flag of Scotland.svg   John Henderson 93.665
    Flag of Scotland.svg   John Henderson 96.765
    Flag of Sweden.svg   Andreas Harrysson 90.533
    Flag of Scotland.svg   Robert Thornton 81.693
    Flag of Sweden.svg   Andreas Harrysson 87.305
    Flag of Scotland.svg   John Henderson 100.553
    Flag of the Netherlands.svg   Christian Kist 102.395
    Flag of England.svg  Jamie Atkins 93.662
    Flag of the Netherlands.svg   Christian Kist 93.805
    Flag of the Netherlands.svg   Christian Kist 90.595
    Flag of England.svg   Ted Evetts 89.882
    Flag of England.svg   David Evans 82.780
    Flag of England.svg   Ted Evetts 87.385

    Challenge Tour 13

    Challenge Tour 13 took place on 8 June 2024. The tournament was won by Connor Scutt . [26] [27]

    Quarter-finals
    (best of 9 legs)    		Semi-finals
    (best of 9 legs)    		Final
    (best of 9 legs)
             
    Flag of England.svg  Liam Goyne 89.105
    Flag of the Netherlands.svg   Noa-Lynn van Leuven 88.762
    Flag of England.svg  Liam Goyne 81.322
    Flag of Germany.svg   Dragutin Horvat 91.855
    Flag of England.svg   Wayne Jones 74.853
    Flag of Germany.svg   Dragutin Horvat 85.775
    Flag of Germany.svg   Dragutin Horvat 81.880
    Flag of England.svg   Connor Scutt 93.945
    Flag of England.svg   Connor Scutt 109.935
    Flag of England.svg   Bradley Brooks 93.382
    Flag of England.svg   Connor Scutt 100.365
    Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg   Richie Burnett 91.154
    Flag of Germany.svg  Kai Gotthardt 87.084
    Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg   Richie Burnett 84.465

    Challenge Tour 14

    Challenge Tour 14 took place on 8 June 2024. The tournament was won by Justin Hood . [28]

    Quarter-finals
    (best of 9 legs)    		Semi-finals
    (best of 9 legs)    		Final
    (best of 9 legs)
             
    Flag of Poland.svg   Sebastian Białecki 90.923
    Flag of England.svg   David Evans 83.775
    Flag of England.svg   David Evans 93.283
    Flag of Germany.svg   Dragutin Horvat 99.525
    Flag of Germany.svg   Dragutin Horvat 89.185
    Flag of Belgium (civil).svg  Stefaan Henderyck 83.143
    Flag of Germany.svg   Dragutin Horvat 89.621
    Flag of England.svg   Justin Hood 107.245
    Flag of Scotland.svg   John Henderson 86.880
    Flag of the Netherlands.svg   Christian Kist 96.355
    Flag of the Netherlands.svg   Christian Kist 86.143
    Flag of England.svg   Justin Hood 86.655
    Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Jarno Bottenberg 81.960
    Flag of England.svg   Justin Hood 93.945

    Challenge Tour 15

    Challenge Tour 15 took place on 9 June 2024. The tournament was won by Wesley Plaisier . [29]

    Quarter-finals
    (best of 9 legs)    		Semi-finals
    (best of 9 legs)    		Final
    (best of 9 legs)
             
    Flag of Germany.svg   Dragutin Horvat 83.065
    Flag of England.svg   Colin Osborne 84.642
    Flag of Germany.svg   Dragutin Horvat 88.462
    Flag of the Netherlands.svg   Damian Mol 92.415
    Flag of Germany.svg  Dominik Grüllich 78.923
    Flag of the Netherlands.svg   Damian Mol 79.595
    Flag of the Netherlands.svg   Damian Mol 84.934
    Flag of the Netherlands.svg   Wesley Plaisier 89.795
    Flag of the Netherlands.svg   Wesley Plaisier 101.555
    Flag of Scotland.svg  Darren Armstrong 81.090
    Flag of the Netherlands.svg   Wesley Plaisier 98.425
    Flag of Poland.svg   Sebastian Białecki 87.473
    Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Sean Fisher 88.053
    Flag of Poland.svg   Sebastian Białecki 91.625

    August

    Challenge Tour 16

    Challenge Tour 16 will take place on 16 August 2024.

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    (best of 9 legs)    		Final
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    Challenge Tour 17

    Challenge Tour 17 will take place on 16 August 2024.

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    (best of 9 legs)    		Final
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    Challenge Tour 18

    Challenge Tour 18 will take place on 17 August 2024.

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    Challenge Tour 19

    Challenge Tour 19 will take place on 17 August 2024.

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    Challenge Tour 20

    Challenge Tour 20 will take place on 18 August 2024.

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    November

    Challenge Tour 21

    Challenge Tour 21 will take place on 2 November 2024.

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    Challenge Tour 22

    Challenge Tour 22 will take place on 2 November 2024.

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    Challenge Tour 23

    Challenge Tour 23 will take place on 3 November 2024.

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    Challenge Tour 24

    Challenge Tour 24 will take place on 3 November 2024.

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