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2017 PDC Pro Tour

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Darts tournaments

The2017PDC Pro Tour was a series of non-televiseddarts tournaments organised by theProfessional Darts Corporation (PDC). Players Championships, UK Open Qualifiers and European Tour events were the events that made up the Pro Tour. There were 40 PDC Pro Tour events held – 22 Players Championships, six UK Open Qualifiers and 12 European Tour events.

Prize money

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Prize money for each European Tour event increased from £115,000 to £135,000. The UK Open Qualifiers and Players Championship events stayed the same as 2016.[1][2]

This is how the prize money was divided:

StageETPCUKQCT/DT
Winner£25,000£10,000£10,000£2,000
Runner-up£10,000£6,000£5,000£1,000
Semi-finalists£6,000£3,000£2,500£500
Quarter-finalists£4,000£2,250£2,000£300
Last 16£3,000£1,500£1,500£200
Last 32£2,000£1,000£750£100
Last 48£1,000N/AN/AN/A
Last 64N/A£500£250£50
Total£135,000£75,000£60,000£10,000

PDC Tour Card

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

Tour cards

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Main article:List of players with a 2017 PDC Tour Card

The 2017 Tour Cards were awarded to:

Afterwards, the playing field was complemented by the highest qualified players from the Q School Order of Merit until the maximum number of 128 Pro Tour Card players had been reached. In 2017, that means that a total of 12 players qualified this way.[3]

  1. ^Dean Reynolds turned down his Tour Card, which was subsequently awarded toAden Kirk.

Q-School

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The PDC Pro Tour Qualifying School takes place at theRobin Park Tennis Centre inWigan from January 19–22. The following players won two-year tour cards on each of the days played:

January 19[4]January 20[5]January 21[6]January 22[7]

 Prakash Jiwa
 Lee Bryant
 Stephen Burton
 Jim Brown

 Richard North
 Ritchie Edhouse
 Royden Lam
 Maik Langendorf

 Scott Taylor
 Richie Burnett
 John Part
 Steve Lennon

 Martin Schindler
 Kirk Shepherd
 Toni Alcinas
 Paul Nicholson

431 contestants422 contestants406 contestants385 contestants

A Q School Order of Merit was also created by using the following points system:

StagePoints
Last 89
Last 165
Last 323
Last 642
Last 1281

To complete the field of 128 Tour Card Holders, places were allocated down the final Qualifying School Order of Merit. The following players picked up Tour Cards as a result:

  1.  Jamie Bain
  2.  Jimmy Hendriks
  3.  Ronnie Baxter
  4.  Steve Hine
  5.  Sven Groen
  6.  Paul Rowley
  7.  Scott Darbyshire
  8.  Mickey Mansell
  9.  Chris Quantock
  10.  John Norman Jnr
  11.  Darren Johnson
  12.  Madars Razma

UK Open Qualifiers

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As with recent years,6 qualifiers took place to determine seedings for the2017 UK Open.

No.DateVenueWinnerScoreRunner-upRef.
1Friday 3 FebruaryEnglandWigan, Robin Park Tennis CentrePeter Wright 6 – 4 Adrian Lewis[8]
2Saturday 4 FebruarySimon Whitlock 6 – 4 Gary Anderson[9]
3Sunday 5 FebruaryPeter Wright 6 – 5 Michael Smith[10]
4Friday 10 FebruaryMichael van Gerwen 6 – 3 Gary Anderson[11]
5Saturday 11 FebruarySimon Whitlock 6 – 3 Ronny Huybrechts[12]
6Sunday 12 FebruaryPeter Wright 6 – 3 James Wade[13]

Players Championships

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Compared to the previous year, there were twoPlayers Championship events added to the calendar, increasing the number to 22. In addition, the top 64 of the Players Championship qualified for thePlayers Championship Finals.

No.DateVenueWinnerLegsRunner-upRef.
1Saturday 25 FebruaryEnglandBarnsley,Barnsley MetrodomeAlan Norris 6 – 1 Peter Jacques[14]
2Sunday 26 FebruaryGary Anderson 6 – 1 Peter Wright[15]
3Saturday 11 MarchRob Cross 6 – 5 Mervyn King[16]
4Sunday 12 MarchSimon Whitlock 6 – 3 Darren Johnson[16]
5Saturday 1 AprilEnglandMilton Keynes,Arena MKAdrian Lewis 6 – 3 Dave Chisnall[17][18]
6Sunday 2 AprilMichael van Gerwen 6 – 1 Peter Wright[19]
7Saturday 8 AprilEnglandBarnsley,Barnsley MetrodomeDaryl Gurney 6 – 3 Kim Huybrechts[20]
8Sunday 9 AprilJoe Cullen 6 – 5 Daryl Gurney[21]
9Saturday 29 AprilEnglandWigan, Robin Park Tennis CentreMichael van Gerwen 6 – 2 Robert Thornton[22]
10Sunday 30 AprilGary Anderson 6 – 3 Peter Wright[23]
11Saturday 20 MayEnglandMilton Keynes,Arena MKPeter Wright 6 – 3 Daryl Gurney[24]
12Sunday 21 MayRob Cross 6 – 5 Ian White[25]
13Saturday 17 JuneEnglandWigan, Robin Park Tennis CentreSteve Beaton 6 – 3 Gary Anderson[26]
14Sunday 18 JuneGary Anderson 6 – 1 Ian White[27]
15Saturday 8 JulyEnglandBarnsley,Barnsley MetrodomeDarren Webster 6 – 1 Daryl Gurney[28]
16Sunday 9 JulyJoe Cullen 6 – 4 Zoran Lerchbacher[29]
17Saturday 5 AugustKyle Anderson 6 – 2 Kevin Painter[30]
18Sunday 6 AugustDave Chisnall 6 – 5 Richard North[31]
19Friday 29 SeptemberRepublic of IrelandDublin,Citywest HotelRob Cross 6 – 2 Peter Wright[32]
20Saturday 30 SeptemberMensur Suljović 6 – 4 Stephen Bunting[33]
21Tuesday 10 OctoberEnglandBarnsley,Barnsley MetrodomeRob Cross 6 – 3 Adrian Lewis[34]
22Wednesday 11 OctoberJonny Clayton 6 – 1 James Wilson[35]

European Tour

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Compared to 2016, there were two European Tour events added on the calendar. In addition, the top 32 of the European Tour Order of Merit ranking qualified for theEuropean Championship.

No.DateEventLocationWinnerLegsRunner-upRef.
124-26 MarchGerman Darts ChampionshipGermanyHildesheim, Halle 39Peter Wright  (95.36)6 – 3 Michael van Gerwen (93.29)[36]
215-17 AprilGerman Darts MastersGermanyJena,Sparkassen-ArenaMichael van Gerwen  (107.33)6 – 2 Jelle Klaasen (98.29)[37]
321-23 AprilGerman Darts OpenGermanySaarbrücken,SaarlandhallePeter Wright  (97.49)6 – 5 Benito van de Pas (110.46)[38]
45-7 MayEuropean Darts Grand PrixGermanySindelfingen,GlaspalastPeter Wright  (104.86)6 – 0 Michael van Gerwen (99.56)[39]
512-14 MayGibraltar Darts TrophyGibraltarGibraltar,Victoria StadiumMichael Smith  (96.33)6 – 4 Mensur Suljović (99.00)[40]
69-11 JuneEuropean Darts MatchplayGermanyHamburg,Edel-optics.de ArenaMichael van Gerwen  (102.05)6 – 3 Mensur Suljović (106.26)[41]
723-25 JuneAustrian Darts OpenAustriaVienna, Multiversum SchwechatMichael van Gerwen  (105.16)6 – 5 Michael Smith (101.01)[42]
830 June-2 JulyEuropean Darts OpenGermanyLeverkusen,Ostermann-ArenaPeter Wright  (103.07)6 – 2 Mervyn King (92.42)[43][44]
91-3 SeptemberDutch Darts MastersNetherlandsMaastricht,MECC MaastrichtMichael van Gerwen  (99.59)6 – 1 Steve Beaton (98.54)[45]
108-10 SeptemberGerman Darts Grand PrixGermanyMannheim, MaimarkthalleMichael van Gerwen  (111.00)6 – 3 Rob Cross (93.38)[46]
1122-24 SeptemberInternational Darts OpenGermanyRiesa,SACHSENarenaPeter Wright  (102.65)6 – 5 Kim Huybrechts (92.44)[47]
1213-15 OctoberEuropean Darts TrophyGermanyGöttingen, LokhalleMichael van Gerwen  (96.70)6 – 4 Rob Cross (93.23)[48]

PDC Challenge Tour

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TheChallenge Tour consisted of 5 weekends of 4 events.

No.DateVenueWinnerLegsRunner-upRef.
1Saturday 25 MarchEnglandMilton Keynes,Arena MKAaron Dyer 5 – 1 Mark Frost[49]
2Paul Milford 5 – 0 Martin Lukeman[49]
3Sunday 26 MarchLee Evans 5 – 4 Kevin Dowling[50]
4Aaron Dyer 5 – 2 Mark Wilson[50]
5Saturday 15 AprilEnglandBarnsley,Barnsley MetrodomeRyan Harrington 5 – 2 Mark Frost[51]
6Wayne Jones 5 – 1 Jason Wilson[51]
7Sunday 16 AprilMark Dudbridge 5 – 2 Alan Tabern[52]
8Wayne Jones 5 – 2 Jay Foreman[52]
9Saturday 13 MayEnglandMilton Keynes,Arena MKNathan Aspinall 5 – 1 Radek Szagański[53]
10Robert Rickwood 5 – 3 Jason Wilson[53]
11Sunday 14 MayPeter Jacques 5 – 4 Wayne Jones[54]
12Luke Humphries 5 – 4 Andy Smith[54]
13Saturday 10 JuneWarrick Scheffer 5 – 3 Mark Dudbridge[55]
14Kevin McDine 5 – 4 Luke Humphries[55]
15Sunday 11 JuneMark Dudbridge 5 – 4 Kevin Edwards[56]
16Matthew Edgar 5 – 2 Barrie Bates[56]
17Saturday 9 SeptemberEnglandWigan, Robin Park Tennis CentrePeter Jacques 5 – 2 Wayne Jones[57]
18Nick Fullwell 5 – 4 Kevin Edwards[57]
19Sunday 10 SeptemberWayne Jones 5 – 3 Stuart Kellett[58]
20Alan Tabern 5 – 3 Adam Smith-Neale[58]

PDC Development Tour

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TheDevelopment Tour consisted of 5 weekends of 4 events.

No.DateVenueWinnerLegsRunner-upRef.
1Saturday 18 FebruaryEnglandWigan, Robin Park Tennis CentreLuke Humphries 5 – 1 Dawson Murschell[59]
2Dimitri Van den Bergh 5 – 2 Kenny Neyens[59]
3Sunday 19 FebruaryRyan Meikle 5 – 1 Harry Ward[60]
4Luke Humphries 5 – 2 Kenny Neyens[60]
5Saturday 18 MarchKenny Neyens 5 – 4 Adam Hunt[61]
6Dimitri Van den Bergh 5 – 2 Adam Hunt[61]
7Sunday 19 MarchAdam Hunt 5 – 3 Stephen Rosney[62]
8Steve Lennon 5 – 3 Ted Evetts[62]
9Saturday 27 MayGermanyHildesheim, Halle 39Luke Humphries 5 – 1 Dimitri Van den Bergh[63]
10Mike van Duivenbode 5 – 0 Adam Hunt[63]
11Sunday 28 MayJeffrey de Zwaan 5 – 2 Adam Smith-Neale[64]
12Rusty-Jake Rodriguez 5 – 1 Harry Ward[64]
13Saturday 16 SeptemberEnglandBarnsley,Barnsley MetrodomeDimitri Van den Bergh 5 – 4 Rhys Griffin[65]
14Mike van Duivenbode 5 – 3 Dimitri Van den Bergh[65]
15Sunday 17 SeptemberMartin Schindler 5 – 2 Justin van Tergouw[66]
16Luke Humphries 5 – 1 Ryan Meikle[66]
17Saturday 4 NovemberEnglandWigan, Robin Park Tennis CentreMike De Decker 5 – 3 Kurt Parry[67]
18Ted Evetts 5 – 2 Rowby-John Rodriguez[67]
19Sunday 5 NovemberRowby-John Rodriguez 5 – 4 Luke Humphries[68]
20Luke Humphries 5 – 3 Jake Jones[68]

Professional Darts Corporation Nordic & Baltic

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The Scandinavian Darts Corporation was renamed as the Professional Darts Corporation Nordic & Baltic (PDCNB). There were10 events held over 5 weekends.[69]

No.DateVenueWinnerLegsRunner-upRef.
1Saturday 18 FebruaryDenmarkCopenhagen, Hotel Park Inn by RadissonKim Viljanen 6 – 2 Magnus Caris[70]
2Sunday 19 FebruaryKim Viljanen 6 – 0 Marko Kantele[70]
3Saturday 18 MarchSwedenGothenburg, Apple HotelKim Viljanen 6 – 1 Daniel Larsson[71]
4Sunday 19 MarchKim Viljanen 6 – 3 Ricky Nauman[71]
5Saturday 20 MayNorwayOslo, Comfort Hotel Runway GardermoenDennis Nilsson 6 – 3 Per Laursen[72]
6Sunday 21 MayMarko Kantele 6 – 5 Per Laursen[73]
7Saturday 12 AugustFinlandHelsinki, Original Sokos Hotel VantaaKim Viljanen 6 – 0 Magnus Caris[74]
8Sunday 13 AugustMarko Kantele 6 – 4 Cor Dekker[75]
9Saturday 4 NovemberLatviaRiga, Bellevue Park HotelKim Viljanen 6 – 2 Marko Kantele[76]
10Sunday 5 NovemberKim Viljanen 6 – 2 Ulf Ceder[76]

Dartplayers Australia Grand Prix Pro Tour

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The Dartplayers Australia Grand Prix rankings are calculated from events across Australia.Gordon Mathers was the top player in the rankings, and therefore has automatically qualified for the2018 World Championship.

No.DateAlso known asWinnerLegsRunner-upRef.
1Friday 3 FebruaryDPA World Series Qualifier 1John Weber 6 – 5 Lucas Cameron[77]
2Saturday 4 FebruaryAustralian Pro Tour Event 1Cody Harris 6 – 4 Corey Cadby[77]
3Sunday 5 FebruaryAustralian Pro Tour Event 2Corey Cadby 6 – 1 John Weber[77]
4Friday 17 FebruaryDPA World Series Qualifier 2Justin Thompson 6 – 4 Corey Cadby
5Saturday 18 FebruaryAustralian Pro Tour Event 3Lucas Cameron 6 – 2 Corey Cadby
6Sunday 19 FebruaryAustralian Pro Tour Event 4Rhys Mathewson 6 – 5 Lucas Cameron
7Friday 10 MarchDPA World Series Qualifier 3Corey Cadby 6 – 3 Rhys Mathewson[78]
8Saturday 11 MarchAustralian Pro Tour Event 5Justin Thompson 6 – 4 John Weber[79]
9Sunday 12 MarchAustralian Pro Tour Event 6Rhys Mathewson 6 – 4 Corey Cadby[80]
10Friday 24 MarchDPA World Series Qualifier 4Cody Harris 6 – 5 Lucas Cameron[81]
11Saturday 25 MarchAustralian Pro Tour Event 7Cody Harris 6 – 2 Rhys Mathewson[82]
12Sunday 26 MarchAustralian Pro Tour Event 8Corey Cadby 6 – 3 Gordon Mathers[83]
13Friday 7 AprilDPA World Series Qualifier 5Koha Kokiri 6 – 2 Tic Bridge[84]
14Saturday 8 AprilAustralian Pro Tour Event 9Gordon Mathers 6 – 1 Corey Cadby[85]
15Sunday 9 AprilAustralian Pro Tour Event 10Gordon Mathers 6 – 3 Koha Kokiri[86]
16Friday 28 AprilDPA World Series Qualifier 6Cody Harris 6 – ? Dave Marland[87]
17Saturday 29 AprilAustralian Pro Tour Event 11Cody Harris 6 – 2 Gordon Mathers[88]
18Sunday 30 AprilAustralian Pro Tour Event 12Justin Thompson 6 – 5 Rhys Mathewson[89]
19Friday 12 MayDPA World Series Qualifier 7Corey Cadby 6 – ? Rhys Mathewson[90]
20Saturday 13 MayAustralian Pro Tour Event 13Tic Bridge 6 – 4 Gordon Mathers[91]
21Sunday 14 MayAustralian Pro Tour Event 14Gordon Mathers 6 – 4 Corey Cadby[92]
22Friday 16 JuneDPA World Series Qualifier 8David Platt 6 – 3 Corey Cadby[93]
23Saturday 17 JuneAustralian Pro Tour Event 15Corey Cadby 6 – 0 Barry Gardner[94]
24Sunday 18 JuneAustralian Pro Tour Event 16Koha Kokiri 6 – 2 Rhys Mathewson[95]
25Sunday 26 NovemberHarrows Oceanic ClassicTony David 6 – 4 Brad Thorp

EuroAsian Darts Corporation (EADC) Pro Tour

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The6 EADC Pro Tour events and the2018 World Championship Qualifier were played at Omega Plaza Business Center,Moscow. Players fromArmenia,Azerbaijan,Belarus,Georgia,Kazakhstan,Kyrgyzstan,Moldova,Russia,Tajikistan,Turkmenistan,Uzbekistan andUkraine are eligible to play.

No.DateVenueWinnerLegsRunner-upRef.
1Saturday 25 FebruaryRussiaMoscow, Omega Plaza Business CenterBoris Koltsov 6 – 2 Evgenii Izotov[96]
2Sunday 26 FebruaryAleksandr Oreshkin 6 – 3 Boris Koltsov[97]
3Saturday 25 MarchAleksander Shevel 6 – 3 Maxim Belov[98]
4Sunday 26 MarchRoman Obukhov 6 – 3 Aleksandr Oreshkin[99]
5Saturday 29 AprilEvgenii Izotov 6 – 5 Aleksandr Oreshkin[100]
6Sunday 30 AprilBoris Koltsov 6 – 0 Aleksandr Oreshkin[100]

World Championship International Qualifiers

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DateEventWinnerScoreRunner-upRef.
Sunday 9 JulyDPNZ QualifierCody Harris 7 – 2 Warren Parry[101]
Thursday 13 JulyNorth American ChampionshipWillard Bruguier 6 – 5 Dave Richardson[102]
Sunday 10 SeptemberPDJ Japanese QualifierSeigo Asada 5 – 2 Yuya Higuchi[103]
Saturday 23 September[104]Central/South American QualifierDiogo Portela 6 – 1 Alexandre Sattin[105]
Saturday 30 SeptemberEastern Europe QualifierAlan Ljubić 6 – 2 Krzysztof Kciuk[106]
Saturday 7 OctoberTom Kirby Memorial Irish MatchplayWilliam O'Connor 6 – 4 Jason Cullen[107]
Sunday 8 OctoberSouth & West Asia QualifierPaul Lim 2 – 1 Keshminder Jaswant[108]
Saturday 21 OctoberSouthern Europe QualifierToni Alcinas 6 – 5 Jesús Noguera[109]
Sunday 22 OctoberRussian QualifierAleksandr Oreshkin 3 – 1 Boris Koltsov[109]
Saturday 28 OctoberNorth & East Asia QualifierKai Fan Leung 2 – 0 Minseok Choi
Sunday 29 OctoberHarrows Oceanic MastersBernie Smith 6 – 5 Tahuna Irwin[110]
Sunday 5 NovemberChina QualifierXiaochen Zong 2 – 1 Yin Deng[111]
Saturday 18 NovemberGerman QualifierKevin Münch 10 – 3 Dragutin Horvat
Sunday 19 NovemberCentral Europe QualifierKenny Neyens 6 – 4 Davyd Venken
Sunday 26 NovemberWorld Youth ChampionshipDimitri Van den Bergh 6 – 3 Josh Payne[112]

World Championship PDPA Qualifier

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The winner qualified directly for the first round of the2018 PDC World Darts Championship. The runner-up qualified for the preliminary round, as did the winner of the third-place playoff.

DateVenueWinnerScoreRunner-upThird placeScoreFourth placeRef.
Monday 27 NovemberEnglandMilton Keynes,Arena MKTed Evetts 5 – 1 Brendan DolanJamie Lewis 5 –3 Chris Quantock[113]

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