List of players with a 2025 PDC Tour Card

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The Professional Darts Corporation (PDC) grants a Tour Card every year to 128 darts players, which allows them to compete in all PDC ProTour tournaments, those being all Players Championships and European Tours (or qualifiers to the later events in case the player has not automatically qualified). Additionally, holding a PDC Tour Card offers further benefits such as automatic qualifications for the UK Open or participation in the qualifying rounds for the World Darts Championship, Grand Slam and World Masters, among others.

PDC Tour Cards are valid for two years. The top 64 players in the PDC Order of Merit (OoM) and the players who won a card last year automatically receive Tour Cards for the rest of the year. Players can have their card stripped if they relinquish it, do not compete in any ProTour for a whole year, or have been banned for a period longer than the remaining duration of the card.

The top two players from last year's secondary tours (Challenge Tour and Development Tour), along with the players who earned a Tour Card at this year's UK & European Q-Schools, are awarded two-year long cards. All these players have their Order of Merit rankings reset to zero since the beginning of the season. [1]

According to PDC Order of Merit Rule 3.2, [2] in case a tie occurs when two or more players have the same amount of money in the PDC Order of Merit, the countback rule is used to break the tie. This rule looks at the cumulative money won by each player in the previous four eligible events, with the players who gained more money being placed higher in the ranking.

Leighton Bennett's Tour Card, which he won at the 2024 Q-School, was removed as he had received an eight-year suspension from events sanctioned by the Darts Regulation Authority (DRA). [3] Paul Krohne voluntarily gave back his Tour Card which he won at 2024 Q-School. [4]

The following is the list of darts players with a 2025 PDC Tour Card:

No.CountryPlayerPrize Money [5] Qualified through
1Flag of England.svg  England Luke Humphries £1,804,250Top 64 of Order of Merit
2Flag of England.svg  England Luke Littler £1,118,500Top 64 of Order of Merit
3Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands Michael van Gerwen £815,500Top 64 of Order of Merit
4Flag of England.svg  England Rob Cross £551,750Top 64 of Order of Merit
5Flag of England.svg  England Stephen Bunting £536,000Top 64 of Order of Merit
6Flag of England.svg  England Dave Chisnall £528,500Top 64 of Order of Merit
7Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales Jonny Clayton £494,000Top 64 of Order of Merit
8Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia Damon Heta £484,000Top 64 of Order of Merit
9Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales Gerwyn Price £480,500Top 64 of Order of Merit
10Flag of England.svg  England Chris Dobey £480,250Top 64 of Order of Merit
11Flag of England.svg  England Nathan Aspinall £470,500Top 64 of Order of Merit
12Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Peter Wright £442,500Top 64 of Order of Merit
13Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands Danny Noppert £431,750Top 64 of Order of Merit
14Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Gary Anderson £430,500Top 64 of Order of Merit
15Flag of England.svg  England James Wade £426,750Top 64 of Order of Merit
16Ulster Banner.svg  Northern Ireland Josh Rock £405,000Top 64 of Order of Merit
17Flag of England.svg  England Michael Smith £405,000Top 64 of Order of Merit
18Flag of Belgium (civil).svg  Belgium Dimitri Van den Bergh £399,250Top 64 of Order of Merit
19Flag of England.svg  England Ryan Searle £398,250Top 64 of Order of Merit
20Flag of England.svg  England Andrew Gilding £395,500Top 64 of Order of Merit
21Flag of England.svg  England Ross Smith £395,000Top 64 of Order of Merit
22Flag of Germany.svg  Germany Martin Schindler £365,000Top 64 of Order of Merit
23Flag of England.svg  England Joe Cullen £357,250Top 64 of Order of Merit
24Flag of Belgium (civil).svg  Belgium Mike De Decker £356,000Top 64 of Order of Merit
25Ulster Banner.svg  Northern Ireland Daryl Gurney £334,250Top 64 of Order of Merit
26Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands Dirk van Duijvenbode £325,750Top 64 of Order of Merit
27Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands Gian van Veen £299,000Top 64 of Order of Merit
28Flag of England.svg  England Ritchie Edhouse £289,250Top 64 of Order of Merit
29Flag of England.svg  England Ryan Joyce £282,000Top 64 of Order of Merit
30Flag of Germany.svg  Germany Ricardo Pietreczko £280,750Top 64 of Order of Merit
31Ulster Banner.svg  Northern Ireland Brendan Dolan £271,500Top 64 of Order of Merit
32Flag of Poland.svg  Poland Krzysztof Ratajski £267,750Top 64 of Order of Merit
33Flag of England.svg  England Luke Woodhouse £262,750Top 64 of Order of Merit
34Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands Raymond van Barneveld £252,750Top 64 of Order of Merit
35Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands Jermaine Wattimena £240,250Top 64 of Order of Merit
36Flag of England.svg  England Scott Williams £220,750Top 64 of Order of Merit
37Flag of Germany.svg  Germany Gabriel Clemens £219,750Top 64 of Order of Merit
38Flag of England.svg  England Martin Lukeman £202,500Top 64 of Order of Merit
39Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Cameron Menzies £178,000Top 64 of Order of Merit
40Flag of England.svg  England Callan Rydz £177,000Top 64 of Order of Merit
41Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands Kevin Doets £146,500Top 64 of Order of Merit
42Flag of Latvia.svg  Latvia Madars Razma £144,750Top 64 of Order of Merit
43Ulster Banner.svg  Northern Ireland Mickey Mansell £143,250Top 64 of Order of Merit
44Flag of England.svg  England Ricky Evans £142,250Top 64 of Order of Merit
45Flag of Portugal.svg  Portugal José de Sousa £139,000Top 64 of Order of Merit
46Flag of Belgium (civil).svg  Belgium Kim Huybrechts £136,000Top 64 of Order of Merit
47Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands Richard Veenstra £122,750Top 64 of Order of Merit
48Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands Niels Zonneveld £121,250Top 64 of Order of Merit
49Flag of England.svg  England Ian White £116,250Top 64 of Order of Merit
50Flag of Ireland.svg  Ireland Keane Barry £115,250Top 64 of Order of Merit
51Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales Jim Williams £111,250Top 64 of Order of Merit
52Flag of Ireland.svg  Ireland William O'Connor £107,000Top 64 of Order of Merit
53Flag of Germany.svg  Germany Florian Hempel £103,000Top 64 of Order of Merit
54Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Canada Matt Campbell £103,000Top 64 of Order of Merit
55Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands Wessel Nijman £100,000Top 64 of Order of Merit
56Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Alan Soutar £85,500Top 64 of Order of Merit
57Flag of Ireland.svg  Ireland Dylan Slevin £80,500Top 64 of Order of Merit
58Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales Robert Owen £80,250Top 64 of Order of Merit
59Flag of England.svg  England Ryan Meikle £78,500Top 64 of Order of Merit
60Flag of England.svg  England Stephen Burton £78,000Top 64 of Order of Merit
61Flag of England.svg  England Connor Scutt £77,000Top 64 of Order of Merit
62Flag of Austria.svg  Austria Mensur Suljović £75,250Top 64 of Order of Merit
63Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden Jeffrey de Graaf £75,000Top 64 of Order of Merit
64Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales Nick Kenny £71,750Top 64 of Order of Merit
65Flag of France.svg  France Thibault Tricole £57,2502024 Q-School
66Flag of England.svg  England James Hurrell £45,7502024 Q-School
67Flag of England.svg  England Dom Taylor £39,5002024 Q-School
68Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands Chris Landman £39,2502024 Q-School
69Flag of Belgium (civil).svg  Belgium Mario Vandenbogaerde £31,0002024 Q-School
70Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales Rhys Griffin £28,0002024 Q-School
71Flag of Belgium (civil).svg  Belgium Andy Baetens £24,5002024 Q-School
72Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands Berry van Peer £23,5002023 Challenge Tour
73Ulster Banner.svg  Northern Ireland Nathan Rafferty £22,2502023 Development Tour
74Flag of Ireland.svg  Ireland Steve Lennon £22,0002024 Q-School
75Flag of Poland.svg  Poland Radek Szagański £21,7502024 Q-School
76Flag of Germany.svg  Germany Lukas Wenig £21,5002024 Q-School
77Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands Patrick Geeraets £19,0002024 Q-School
78Flag of England.svg  England Matthew Dennant £19,0002024 Q-School
79Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Darren Beveridge £18,7502024 Q-School
80Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands Jitse van der Wal £18,2502024 Q-School
81Flag of Denmark.svg  Denmark Benjamin Reus £18,0002024 Q-School
82Flag of the United States.svg  United States Danny Lauby £17,0002024 Q-School
83Flag of England.svg  England Robert Grundy £16,5002024 Q-School
84Flag of England.svg  England George Killington £14,5002024 Q-School
85Flag of England.svg  England Owen Bates £14,0002023 Challenge Tour
86Flag of England.svg  England Brett Claydon £13,7502024 Q-School
87Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands Martijn Dragt £13,5002024 Q-School
88Flag of England.svg  England Adam Hunt £13,5002024 Q-School
89Flag of New Zealand.svg  New Zealand Haupai Puha £12,5002024 Q-School
90Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands Jelle Klaasen £11,7502024 Q-School
91Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland William Borland £11,5002024 Q-School
92Flag of Germany.svg  Germany Tim Wolters £7,5002024 Q-School
93Flag of England.svg  England Joshua Richardson £7,5002024 Q-School
94Flag of Italy.svg  Italy Michele Turetta £6,0002024 Q-School
95Flag of the United States.svg  United States Jules van Dongen £4,0002024 Q-School
96Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands Wesley Plaisier £02024 Challenge Tour
97Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands Christian Kist £02024 Challenge Tour
98Flag of Germany.svg  Germany Niko Springer £02024 Development Tour
99Flag of Poland.svg  Poland Sebastian Białecki £02024 Development Tour
100Flag of England.svg  England Tom Bissell £02025 Q-School
101Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden Viktor Tingström £02025 Q-School
102Flag of Germany.svg  Germany Kai Gotthardt £02025 Q-School
103Flag of England.svg  England Justin Hood £02025 Q-School
104Flag of England.svg  England Tavis Dudeney £02025 Q-School
105Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands Dennie Olde Kalter £02025 Q-School
106Flag of England.svg  England Bradley Brooks £02025 Q-School
107Flag of Norway.svg  Norway Cor Dekker £02025 Q-School
108Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Greg Ritchie £02025 Q-School
109Flag of the Czech Republic.svg  Czech Republic Karel Sedláček £02025 Q-School
110Flag of Poland.svg  Poland Tytus Kanik £02025 Q-School
111Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands Maik Kuivenhoven £02025 Q-School
112Flag of Austria.svg  Austria Rusty-Jake Rodriguez £02025 Q-School
113Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden Oskar Lukasiak £02025 Q-School
114Flag of England.svg  England Adam Paxton £02025 Q-School
115Flag of Germany.svg  Germany Dominik Grüllich £02025 Q-School
116Flag of England.svg  England Darryl Pilgrim £02025 Q-School
117Flag of England.svg  England Cameron Crabtree £02025 Q-School
118Flag of England.svg  England Adam Warner £02025 Q-School
119Flag of Belgium (civil).svg  Belgium Stefaan Henderyck £02025 Q-School
120Flag of England.svg  England Adam Lipscombe £02025 Q-School
121Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia Pero Ljubić £02025 Q-School
122Flag of Germany.svg  Germany Max Hopp £02025 Q-School
123Flag of Germany.svg  Germany Maximilian Czerwinski £02025 Q-School
124Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Andy Boulton £02025 Q-School
125Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands Marvin van Velzen £02025 Q-School
126Flag of Germany.svg  Germany Leon Weber £02025 Q-School
127Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Canada Jim Long £02025 Q-School
128Flag of England.svg  England Thomas Lovely £02025 Q-School

Tour Cards per Nation

No.NationNumber of Tour card holdersDifference to prior year
1Flag of England.svg  England 43-2
2Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands 21-3
3Flag of Germany.svg  Germany 12+3
4Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland 8+2
5Flag of Belgium (civil).svg  Belgium 6-1
Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales 6-1
7Ulster Banner.svg  Northern Ireland 50
8Flag of Ireland.svg  Ireland 40
Flag of Poland.svg  Poland 4+2
10Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden 3+2
11Flag of Austria.svg  Austria 20
Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Canada 2+1
Flag of the United States (23px).png  United States 20
14Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia 1-1
Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia 10
Flag of the Czech Republic.svg  Czech Republic 1-1
Flag of Denmark.svg  Denmark 10
Flag of France.svg  France 1-1
Flag of Italy.svg  Italy 10
Flag of Latvia.svg  Latvia 10
Flag of New Zealand.svg  New Zealand 10
Flag of Norway.svg  Norway 1+1
Flag of Portugal.svg  Portugal 10
-Flag of the Philippines.svg  Philippines 0-1
23 Nations128 players

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    2. ↑ "PDC Order of Merit Rules". www.pdc.tv.
    3. ↑ "Darts duo banned for charges including match-fixing". BBC Sport. 2 December 2024. Retrieved 2 December 2024.
    4. ↑ "Darts-Meilenstein für deutsche WM-Überraschung!" [Darts milestone for German World Championship surprise!]. Sport1 (in German). 10 January 2025. Retrieved 13 January 2025. Paul Krohne hat seine eigentlich noch ein Jahr gültige Tourkarte freiwillig zurückgegeben.[Paul Krohne voluntarily returned his tour card, which was actually valid for another year.]
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