List of players with a 2021 PDC Tour Card

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A 2021 Tour Card is needed to compete in Professional Darts Corporation ProTour tournaments.

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In total 128 players are granted Tour Cards, which enables them to participate in all Players Championships and European Tour Qualifiers.

Most Tour Cards are valid for 2 years. The top 64 in the PDC Order of Merit all receive Tour Cards automatically, and those who won a two-year card in 2020 still had a valid card for 2021. The top 2 of the 2019 Challenge Tour and Development Tour also won cards. The remaining places will be awarded at the 2021 Q-Schools, with the final four days of competition awarding one Tour Card per day from the UK Q-School and the European Q-School; with the remaining players being ranked and the top players also receiving Tour Cards. All players who won a card at either Q-School had their Order of Merit ranking reset to zero. [1]

Harry Ward and Kyle Anderson resigned their cards after the 2021 PDC World Darts Championship, which allowed Mark McGeeney and Maik Kuivenhoven to move into the top 64 and retain their Tour Cards. [2]

Andy Boulton also switched his allegiance from England to Scotland on residency grounds. [3]

No.CountryPlayerPrize Money [4] Qualified through
1Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales Gerwyn Price £1,317,500Top 64 of Order of Merit
2Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands Michael van Gerwen £1,044,750Top 64 of Order of Merit
3Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Peter Wright £1,021,500Top 64 of Order of Merit
4Flag of England.svg  England Rob Cross £516,000Top 64 of Order of Merit
5Flag of England.svg  England Nathan Aspinall £457,750Top 64 of Order of Merit
6Flag of England.svg  England Dave Chisnall £440,750Top 64 of Order of Merit
7Flag of England.svg  England James Wade £432,500Top 64 of Order of Merit
8Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Gary Anderson £421,250Top 64 of Order of Merit
9Flag of England.svg  England Michael Smith £416,750Top 64 of Order of Merit
10Flag of Belgium (civil).svg  Belgium Dimitri Van den Bergh £387,750Top 64 of Order of Merit
11Ulster Banner.svg  Northern Ireland Daryl Gurney £358,500Top 64 of Order of Merit
12Flag of England.svg  England Ian White £385,500Top 64 of Order of Merit
13Flag of England.svg  England Glen Durrant £357,750Top 64 of Order of Merit
14Flag of Poland.svg  Poland Krzysztof Ratajski £324,500Top 64 of Order of Merit
15Flag of Portugal.svg  Portugal José de Sousa £314,250Top 64 of Order of Merit
16Flag of England.svg  England Joe Cullen £291,500Top 64 of Order of Merit
17Flag of England.svg  England Stephen Bunting £277,500Top 64 of Order of Merit
18Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales Jonny Clayton £263,000Top 64 of Order of Merit
19Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia Simon Whitlock £262,000Top 64 of Order of Merit
20Flag of England.svg  England Mervyn King £258,250Top 64 of Order of Merit
21Flag of Austria.svg  Austria Mensur Suljović £257,250Top 64 of Order of Merit
22Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands Jeffrey de Zwaan £211,000Top 64 of Order of Merit
23Flag of England.svg  England Chris Dobey £209,000Top 64 of Order of Merit
24Flag of England.svg  England Adrian Lewis £208,750Top 64 of Order of Merit
25Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands Danny Noppert £207,250Top 64 of Order of Merit
26Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands Jermaine Wattimena £205,000Top 64 of Order of Merit
27Flag of England.svg  England Jamie Hughes £188,750Top 64 of Order of Merit
28Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands Vincent van der Voort £188,000Top 64 of Order of Merit
29Flag of Germany.svg  Germany Gabriel Clemens £185,000Top 64 of Order of Merit
30Flag of England.svg  England Ricky Evans £181,000Top 64 of Order of Merit
31Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa Devon Petersen £170,750Top 64 of Order of Merit
32Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands Dirk van Duijvenbode £168,000Top 64 of Order of Merit
33Flag of England.svg  England Steve Beaton £153,250Top 64 of Order of Merit
34Ulster Banner.svg  Northern Ireland Brendan Dolan £143,250Top 64 of Order of Merit
35Flag of England.svg  England Keegan Brown £142,250Top 64 of Order of Merit
36Flag of Ireland.svg  Ireland William O'Connor £139,000Top 64 of Order of Merit
37Flag of England.svg  England Ryan Searle £134,000Top 64 of Order of Merit
38Flag of Belgium (civil).svg  Belgium Kim Huybrechts £133,750Top 64 of Order of Merit
39Flag of Germany.svg  Germany Max Hopp £123,750Top 64 of Order of Merit
40Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland John Henderson £123,500Top 64 of Order of Merit
41Flag of England.svg  England Ross Smith £121,000Top 64 of Order of Merit
42Flag of England.svg  England Luke Humphries £117,500Top 64 of Order of Merit
43Flag of Lithuania.svg  Lithuania Darius Labanauskas £116,250Top 64 of Order of Merit
44Flag of England.svg  England Ryan Joyce £103,750Top 64 of Order of Merit
45Flag of England.svg  England Steve West £99,250Top 64 of Order of Merit
46Flag of England.svg  England Darren Webster £96,000Top 64 of Order of Merit
47Flag of Ireland.svg  Ireland Steve Lennon £85,000Top 64 of Order of Merit
48Flag of England.svg  England Luke Woodhouse £84,000Top 64 of Order of Merit
49Flag of England.svg  England Justin Pipe £80,250Top 64 of Order of Merit
50Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands Ron Meulenkamp £79,000Top 64 of Order of Merit
51Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Andy Boulton £72,750Top 64 of Order of Merit
52Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia Damon Heta £72,750Top 64 of Order of Merit
53Flag of Latvia.svg  Latvia Madars Razma £68,500Top 64 of Order of Merit
54Ulster Banner.svg  Northern Ireland Mickey Mansell £65,000Top 64 of Order of Merit
55Flag of England.svg  England Josh Payne £63,000Top 64 of Order of Merit
56Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands Jelle Klaasen £61,000Top 64 of Order of Merit
57Flag of England.svg  England Matthew Edgar £54,750Top 64 of Order of Merit
58Flag of England.svg  England Adam Hunt £51,500Top 64 of Order of Merit
59Flag of Spain.svg  Spain Cristo Reyes £49,000Top 64 of Order of Merit
60Flag of England.svg  England Ted Evetts £48,500Top 64 of Order of Merit
61Flag of England.svg  England Jason Lowe £48,000Top 64 of Order of Merit
62Flag of England.svg  England James Wilson £44,750Top 64 of Order of Merit
63Flag of England.svg  England Mark McGeeney £44,000Top 64 of Order of Merit
64Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands Maik Kuivenhoven £41,000Top 64 of Order of Merit
65Flag of England.svg  England Callan Rydz £38,0002019 Challenge Tour
66Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands Martijn Kleermaker £33,2502020 Q-School
67Flag of England.svg  England Scott Waites £33,0002020 Q-School
68Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Ryan Murray £32,7502020 Q-School
69Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Canada Jeff Smith £32,5002020 Q-School
70Flag of England.svg  England Wayne Jones £30,5002020 Q-School
71Flag of the Czech Republic.svg  Czech Republic Karel Sedláček £28,0002020 Q-School
72Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands Derk Telnekes £25,5002020 Q-School
73Flag of England.svg  England Andy Hamilton £24,0002020 Q-School
74Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales Nick Kenny £23,0002020 Q-School
75Flag of Belgium (civil).svg  Belgium Mike De Decker £23,0002020 Q-School
76Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia Boris Krčmar £20,0002020 Q-School
77Flag of England.svg  England Ryan Meikle £19,0002019 Development Tour
78Flag of England.svg  England Lisa Ashton £18,5002020 Q-School
79Flag of England.svg  England Bradley Brooks £15,5002020 Q-School
80Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland William Borland £14,5002020 Q-School
81Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden Daniel Larsson £12,0002020 Q-School
82Flag of Ireland.svg  Ireland Ciarán Teehan £12,0002019 Development Tour
83Flag of Hong Kong.svg  Hong Kong Kai Fan Leung £11,0002020 Q-School
84Flag of England.svg  England Alan Tabern £11,0002020 Q-School
85Flag of Spain.svg  Spain Jesús Noguera £9,7502019 Challenge Tour
86Flag of England.svg  England Steve Brown £8,0002020 Q-School
87Flag of Poland.svg  Poland Krzysztof Kciuk £7,2502020 Q-School
88Flag of England.svg  England Martin Atkins £7,0002020 Q-School
89Flag of England.svg  England Peter Jacques £6,5002020 Q-School
90Flag of England.svg  England Gary Blades £5,0002020 Q-School
91Flag of Germany.svg  Germany Steffen Siepmann £4,0002020 Q-School
92Flag of England.svg  England Darren Penhall £4,0002020 Q-School
93Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands Wesley Harms £4,0002020 Q-School
94Flag of Austria.svg  Austria Harald Leitinger £3,5002020 Q-School
95Flag of England.svg  England Aaron Beeney £2,0002020 Q-School
96Flag of England.svg  England David Evans £02020 Challenge Tour
97Flag of England.svg  England Ritchie Edhouse £02020 Challenge Tour
98Flag of Ireland.svg  Ireland Keane Barry £02020 Development Tour
99Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands Berry van Peer £02020 Development Tour
100Flag of Belgium (civil).svg  Belgium Geert De Vos £02021 Q-School
101Flag of England.svg  England Kirk Shepherd £02021 Q-School
102Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands Geert Nentjes £02021 Q-School
103Flag of England.svg  England Jason Heaver£02021 Q-School
104Flag of Germany.svg  Germany Florian Hempel £02021 Q-School
105Flag of England.svg  England Jake Jones£02021 Q-School
106Flag of Russia.svg  Russia Boris Koltsov £02021 Q-School
107Flag of England.svg  England Scott Mitchell £02021 Q-School
108Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands Niels Zonneveld £02021 Q-School
109Flag of Germany.svg  Germany Martin Schindler £02021 Q-School
110Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands Raymond van Barneveld £02021 Q-School
111Flag of Austria.svg  Austria Zoran Lerchbacher £02021 Q-School
112Flag of the Czech Republic.svg  Czech Republic Adam Gawlas £02021 Q-School
113Flag of Germany.svg  Germany Michael Unterbuchner £02021 Q-School
114Flag of Greece.svg  Greece John Michael £02021 Q-School
115Flag of Germany.svg  Germany Robert Marijanović £02021 Q-School
116Flag of England.svg  England Jack Main£02021 Q-School
117Flag of England.svg  England Andrew Gilding £02021 Q-School
118Flag of England.svg  England Martin Lukeman £02021 Q-School
119Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales Lewy Williams £02021 Q-School
120Flag of England.svg  England Eddie Lovely£02021 Q-School
121Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Alan Soutar £02021 Q-School
122Flag of England.svg  England Joe Murnan £02021 Q-School
125Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia Gordon Mathers £02021 Q-School
124Flag of England.svg  England Peter Hudson £02021 Q-School
125Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales Jonathan Worsley £02021 Q-School
126Flag of England.svg  England Brett Claydon £02021 Q-School
127Flag of England.svg  England John Brown£02021 Q-School
128Flag of the United States.svg  United States Danny Baggish £02021 Q-School

Tour Cards per Nationes

Nr.NationNumber of playersDifferencd to prior Year
1.Flag of England.svg  England 59−1
2.Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands 16−3
3.Flag of Germany.svg  Germany 7+2
Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland 7+1
5.Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales 5−1
6.Flag of Belgium (civil).svg  Belgium 4+1
Flag of Ireland.svg  Ireland 4+1
8.Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia 3±0
Ulster Banner.svg  Northern Ireland 3−1
Flag of Austria.svg  Austria 3±0
11.Flag of Poland.svg  Poland 2±0
Flag of Spain.svg  Spain 2−1
Flag of the Czech Republic.svg  Czech Republic 2+1
14.Flag of Greece.svg  Greece 1±0
Flag of Hong Kong.svg  Hong Kong 1±0
Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Canada 1±0
Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia 1±0
Flag of Latvia.svg  Latvia 1±0
Flag of Lithuania.svg  Lithuania 1±0
Flag of Portugal.svg  Portugal 1±0
Flag of Russia.svg  Russia 1+1
Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden 1±0
Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa 1±0
Flag of the United States.svg  United States 1+1
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