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2023 Darts Calendar: Every major televised tournament, dates, results and where to watch

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Planet Sport brings you the full 2023 darts calendar, featuring every major televised event from the PDC.

Michael Smith kicked the year off in fine style by lifting the PDC World Championship after beating Michael van Gerwen 7-4 in the final at Alexandra Palace.

Van Gerwen lifted the Premier League title in May, while Wales were crowned World Cup champions in June.

In July, Nathan Aspinall gave Jonny Clayton a good spanking in the final of the World Matchplay.

Then in September Michael van Gerwen claimed a record-extending fifth Jack's World Series of Darts.

Luke Humphries claimed his first televised ranking title by lifting the World Grand Prix trophy in early October and then landed the Grand Slam of Darts and the Players Championship in November.

To stay in touch with all the darts action across the year stick with Planet Sport and our coverage from across the globe will keep you in the loop.

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2023 results so far

Cazoo Players Championship Finals

Luke Humphries 11-9 Michael van Gerwen. Full report

Winmau World Youth Championship Final

Luke Littler 6-4 Gian van Veen. Full report

Grand Slam of Darts

Luke Humphries 16-8 Rob Cross. Full report

Players Championship 30

Dave Chisnall 8-4 Jim Williams. Full report

Players Championship 29

Gerwyn Price 8-3 Dave Chisnall. Full report

Ross Smith 8-6 Damon Heta. Full report

Players Championship 27

Radek Szaganski 8-5 Connor Scutt. Full report

Players Championship 26

Ryan Joyce 8-7 Gerwyn Price. Full report

Players Championship 25

Gary Anderson 8-4 Josh Rock

German Darts Trophy

Ricardo Pietreczko 8-4 Peter Wright. Full report

World Grand Prix

Luke Humphries 5-2 Gerwyn Price. Full report

Players Championship 24

Gary Anderson 8-4 Ryan Joyce. Full report

Players Championship 23

Dave Chisnall 8-3 Luke Humphries. Full report

Players Championship 22

Danny Noppert 8-7 Christian Kist. Full report

Hungarian Darts Trophy

Dave Chisnall 8-7 Luke Humphries. Full report

World Series of Darts Finals

Michael van Gerwen 11-4 Nathan Aspinall. Full report

German Darts Open

Krzysztof Ratajski 8-3 Stephen Bunting. Full report

Players Championship 21

Gerwyn Price 8-6 Daniel Klose. Full report

Players Championship 20

Luke Humphries 8-6 Kevin Doets. Full report

Players Championship 19

Callan Rydz 8-7 Dave Chisnall. Full report

Players Championship 18

Gerwyn Price 8-1 Gian van Veen.  Full report

Players Championship 17

Gerwyn Price 8-5 Josh Rock.  Full report

New South Wales Darts Masters

Rob Cross 8-1 Damon Heta.  Full report

New Zealand Darts Masters

Rob Cross 8-7 Nathan Aspinall.  Full report

World Matchplay

Nathan Aspinall 18-6 Jonny Clayton.  Full report

Players Championship 16

Damon Heta 8-4 Ryan Joyce.  Full report

Players Championship 15

Poland Darts Masters

Michael van Gerwen 8-3 Dimitri Van den Bergh.  Full report

European Darts Matchplay (ET10)

Luke Humphries 8-7 Dirk van Duijvenbode.  Full report

World Cup of Darts

Players Championship 14

Damon Heta 8-2 Luke Woodhouse.  Full report

Players Championship 13

Michael Smith 8-7 Gary Anderson.  Full report

US Darts Masters

Michael van Gerwen 8-0 Jeff Smith.  Full report

European Darts Grand Prix

Premier League final

Michael van Gerwen 11-5 Gerwyn Price.  Full report

Players Championship 12

Players Championship 11

Rob Cross 8-3 Mike De Decker. Full report

Premier League Night 16

Czech Darts Open

Peter Wright 8-6 Dave Chisnall.  Full report

Premier League Night 15

Michael Smith 6-3 Gerwyn Price.  Full report

Belgian Darts Open

Michael van Gerwen 8-6 Luke Humphries.  Full report

Premier League Night 14

Michael Smith 6-3 Jonny Clayton.  Full report

Dutch Darts Championship

Premier League Night 13

Michael Smith 6-4 Gerwyn Price.  Full report

Austrian Darts Open

Jonny Clayton 8-6 Josh Rock.  Full report

Premier League Night 12

Nathan Aspinall 6-4 Gerwyn Price.  Full report

Players Championship 10

Dirk van Duijvenbode 8-3 Jose de Sousa.  Full report

Players Championship 9

Premier League Night 11

Gerwyn Price 6-3 Michael Smith.  Full report

German Darts Grand Prix

Michael Smith 8-5 Nathan Aspinall.  Full report

Premier League Night Ten

Jonny Clayton 6-5 Peter Wright.  Full report

International Darts Open

Gerwyn Price 8-4 Michael van Gerwen.  Full report

Premier League Night Nine

Jonny Clayton 6-4 Michael Smith.  Full report

European Darts Open

Gerwyn Price 8-7 Dirk van Duijvenbode.  Full report

Premier League Night Eight

Players Championship 8

Gary Anderson 8-5 Krzysztof Ratajski.  Full report

Players Championship 7

Michael van Gerwen 8-4 Josh Rock.  Full report

Premier League Night Seven

Players Championship 6

Dirk van Duijvenbode 8-4 Ryan Searle.  Full report

Players Championship 5

Premier League Night Six

Cazoo UK Open

Andrew Gilding 11-10 Michael van Gerwen.  Full report

Premier League Night Five

Michael Van Gerwen 6-3 Jonny Clayton.  Full report

Baltic Sea Darts Open

Dave Chisnall 8-5 Luke Humphries.  Full report

Premier League Night Four

Michael van Gerwen 6-5 Gerwyn Price.  Full report

Players Championship 4

Dirk van Duijvenbode 8-2 Ryan Searle.  Full report

Players Championship 3

Kim Huybrechts 8-1 Gabriel Clemens.  Full report

Cazoo Premier League Night Three

Michael Smith 6-4 Dimitri Van den Bergh.  Full report

Players Championship 2

Danny Noppert 8-3 Simon Whitlock.  Full report

Players Championship 1

Ryan Searle 8-4 Jamie Hughes.  Full report

Cazoo Premier League Night Two

Gerwyn Price 6-3 Nathan Aspinall.  Full report

Cazoo Premier League Night One

Chris Dobey 6-5 Michael van Gerwen.  Full report

Cazoo Masters

Chris Dobey 11-7 Rob Cross.  Full report

Nordic Darts Masters

Peter Wright 11-5 Gerwyn Price.  Full report

Bahrain Darts Masters

Michael Smith 8-6 Gerwyn Price.  Full report

2023 World Darts Championship

Michael Smith 7-4 Michael van Gerwen.  Full report

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Post by The Thorn » Mon Oct 30, 2023 7:12 pm

Post by TheMalteseDart » Mon Oct 30, 2023 7:31 pm

Post by vizIIsto » Mon Oct 30, 2023 7:34 pm

The Thorn wrote: ↑ Mon Oct 30, 2023 7:12 pm A few players who didn't even make the last 32 Matt Dennant Alex Spellman James Richardson Harry Ward Scott Marsh Moreno Blom Shane McGuirk This is how good the standard is now

Post by The Thorn » Mon Oct 30, 2023 7:36 pm

vizIIsto wrote: ↑ Mon Oct 30, 2023 7:34 pm The Thorn wrote: ↑ Mon Oct 30, 2023 7:12 pm A few players who didn't even make the last 32 Matt Dennant Alex Spellman James Richardson Harry Ward Scott Marsh Moreno Blom Shane McGuirk This is how good the standard is now

Post by sennafan24 » Mon Oct 30, 2023 7:37 pm

The Thorn wrote: ↑ Thu May 03, 2018 7:07 pm Lasses like bad guys I guess. Mason has a criminal history while Beppe couldn't swat a fly.

Post by vizIIsto » Mon Oct 30, 2023 7:39 pm

The Thorn wrote: ↑ Mon Oct 30, 2023 7:36 pm vizIIsto wrote: ↑ Mon Oct 30, 2023 7:34 pm The Thorn wrote: ↑ Mon Oct 30, 2023 7:12 pm A few players who didn't even make the last 32 Matt Dennant Alex Spellman James Richardson Harry Ward Scott Marsh Moreno Blom Shane McGuirk This is how good the standard is now

Post by The Thorn » Mon Oct 30, 2023 7:47 pm

sennafan24 wrote: ↑ Mon Oct 30, 2023 7:37 pm vizIIsto wrote: ↑ Mon Oct 30, 2023 7:34 pm The Thorn wrote: ↑ Mon Oct 30, 2023 7:12 pm A few players who didn't even make the last 32 Matt Dennant Alex Spellman James Richardson Harry Ward Scott Marsh Moreno Blom Shane McGuirk This is how good the standard is now

Post by Dfc180 » Mon Oct 30, 2023 7:49 pm

The Thorn wrote: ↑ Mon Oct 30, 2023 7:12 pm A few players who didn't even make the last 32 Matt Dennant (meh) Alex Spellman (unproven) James Richardson (past his best) Harry Ward (been away for a while) Scott Marsh (done nothing) Moreno Blom (done nothing) Shane McGuirk (done nothing) This is how good the standard is now

Post by The Thorn » Mon Oct 30, 2023 7:51 pm

Dfc180 wrote: ↑ Mon Oct 30, 2023 7:49 pm The Thorn wrote: ↑ Mon Oct 30, 2023 7:12 pm A few players who didn't even make the last 32 Matt Dennant (meh) Alex Spellman (unproven) James Richardson (past his best) Harry Ward (been away for a while) Scott Marsh (done nothing) Moreno Blom (done nothing) Shane McGuirk (done nothing) This is how good the standard is now

Post by vizIIsto » Mon Oct 30, 2023 7:51 pm

The Thorn wrote: ↑ Mon Oct 30, 2023 7:47 pm sennafan24 wrote: ↑ Mon Oct 30, 2023 7:37 pm vizIIsto wrote: ↑ Mon Oct 30, 2023 7:34 pm The Thorn wrote: ↑ Mon Oct 30, 2023 7:12 pm A few players who didn't even make the last 32 Matt Dennant Alex Spellman James Richardson Harry Ward Scott Marsh Moreno Blom Shane McGuirk This is how good the standard is now

Post by Dfc180 » Mon Oct 30, 2023 7:54 pm

The Thorn wrote: ↑ Mon Oct 30, 2023 7:51 pm Dfc180 wrote: ↑ Mon Oct 30, 2023 7:49 pm The Thorn wrote: ↑ Mon Oct 30, 2023 7:12 pm A few players who didn't even make the last 32 Matt Dennant (meh) Alex Spellman (unproven) James Richardson (past his best) Harry Ward (been away for a while) Scott Marsh (done nothing) Moreno Blom (done nothing) Shane McGuirk (done nothing) This is how good the standard is now

Post by The Thorn » Mon Oct 30, 2023 7:55 pm

Dfc180 wrote: ↑ Mon Oct 30, 2023 7:54 pm The Thorn wrote: ↑ Mon Oct 30, 2023 7:51 pm Dfc180 wrote: ↑ Mon Oct 30, 2023 7:49 pm The Thorn wrote: ↑ Mon Oct 30, 2023 7:12 pm A few players who didn't even make the last 32 Matt Dennant (meh) Alex Spellman (unproven) James Richardson (past his best) Harry Ward (been away for a while) Scott Marsh (done nothing) Moreno Blom (done nothing) Shane McGuirk (done nothing) This is how good the standard is now

Post by daveboygreen » Mon Oct 30, 2023 8:16 pm

Post by Dfc180 » Mon Oct 30, 2023 8:26 pm

Post by thegentle » Mon Oct 30, 2023 8:30 pm

Post by daveboygreen » Mon Oct 30, 2023 8:32 pm

Post by Emulsfier » Mon Oct 30, 2023 8:33 pm

Post by TheMalteseDart » Mon Oct 30, 2023 8:44 pm

Post by daveboygreen » Mon Oct 30, 2023 8:48 pm

Emulsfier wrote: ↑ Mon Oct 30, 2023 8:33 pm I will be the last egg standing you wait and see.

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Plaisier punishes Mol to win Winmau Challenge Tour 15

Winmau challenge tour.

Wesley Plaisier claimed his first Winmau Challenge Tour title of 2024 as the year's third weekend of action concluded with Event 15 in Leicester on Sunday.

Scutt & Hood claim maiden Challenge Tour titles in Leicester

Connor Scutt and Justin Hood claimed maiden titles as the 2024 Winmau Challenge Tour continued in Leicester on Saturday.

Double delight for nine-dart Kist on Winmau Challenge Tour

Christian Kist landed a nine-dart finish on his way to completing a sensational Winmau Challenge Tour double-header in Leicester on Friday.

Cocks claims maiden Challenge Tour victory

Lee Cocks claimed his maiden PDC title at Winmau Challenge Tour Event Ten in Hildesheim on Sunday, whitewashing Wesley Plaisier 5-0 in the final.

Brilliant Boulton goes back-to-back on Winmau Challenge Tour

Andy Boulton claimed back-to-back Winmau Challenge Tour titles to cap off a remarkable day of action in Hildesheim on Saturday.

Van Leuven & Eidams celebrate maiden Challenge Tour titles in Hildesheim

Noa-Lynn van Leuven and Rene Eidams claimed maiden titles as the 2024 Winmau Challenge Tour continued in Germany on Friday.

Kirk denies Jansen to clinch maiden Challenge Tour crown

Aden Kirk rounded off the opening weekend of 2024 Winmau Challenge Tour action with Event Five victory in Milton Keynes on Sunday.

Lukasiak & Bellmont claim Challenge Tour wins in Milton Keynes

Oskar Lukasiak and Stefan Bellmont each picked up titles as the 2024 Winmau Challenge Tour continued in Milton Keynes on Saturday.

Burnett & Jansen claim titles on 2024 Challenge Tour opening day

Richie Burnett and Danny Jansen each picked up titles as the 2024 Winmau Challenge Tour got underway in Milton Keynes on Friday.

Van Peer & Bates confirm Ally Pally spots as 2023 Challenge Tour concludes

Berry van Peer and Owen Bates will feature in the 2023/24 Paddy Power World Darts Championship after finishing first and second respectively on the 2023 Winmau Challenge Tour Order of Merit.

The Winmau Challenge Tour offers non-Tour Card Holders of any age the chance to compete in PDC events.

The PDC's second tier system is open to players who competed at the year's Qualifying Schools but did not win a Tour Card.

The winner of the Challenge Tour Order of Merit will win a two-year PDC Tour Card and a place in the World Championship.

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Solheim Cup 2024: Team Europe's stars ready to challenge for major victory at KPMG Women's PGA Championship

KPMG Women's PGA Championship, Evian Championship and AIG Women's Open all take place over the next two months; Team Europe face Team USA in the Solheim Cup from September 13-15; Watch all the women's majors live on Sky Sports Golf

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Thursday 20 June 2024 06:17, UK

Dame Laura Davies has hailed the strength of European golf heading into a busy major stretch and has backed Linn Grant to impress at the KPMG Women's PGA Championship.

The women's major season continues this week at Sahalee Country Club, live on Sky Sports , where players can enhance their Olympics and Solheim Cup qualification hopes with a strong performance.

Linnea Strom has the only European victory on the LPGA Tour this season, although Dame Laura Davies - a two-time winner of the KPMG Women's PGA Championship - insists there are several of Europe's Solheim Cup contingent can challenge for major victory.

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"Obviously winning's a huge of part of confidence for the girls, but we [Europe] have had players playing very nicely on the LPGA tour and some of the younger ones that are playing in the Ladies European Tour," Davies told Sky Sports.

"Although winning breeds winning, you can't worry too much because Nelly Korda has been on such a roll for much of this year. There weren't winners from any other nationality apart from Korda, who won six in quick succession and didn't leave a lot for the others!

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"If Korda turns up how she has done before these two missed cuts, then I'll put her and Linn Grant going down the stretch on Sunday. It's about time Linn made that step and got to the next level because I think she could potentially be the world No 1 one day. "

Anna Nordqvist, Georgia Hall, Nanna Koerstz Madsen and Carlota Ciganda all head into the week off the back of top-20 finishes at the Meijer LPGA Classic, with Davies impressed by the quality of European players competing on the LPGA Tour.

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"There are so many good European players right now," Davies said. "Charley Hull is probably our most gifted player and Maja Stark is really impressing, having a really good run in the Chevron Championship earlier this year.

"Grant just won the Scandinavian Mixed over in Sweden and you can never count of her out when looking at major contenders. Alexandra Forsterling is one who could force her way in if she keeps on the same trajectory, because she has played some unbelievably good golf tournaments.

"Leona Maguire is one of the best players we've got in the European team, certainly with match play, but she should win more than she does and you would feel she could have a great chance - on a tough course."

What else is at stake this week?

The KPMG Women's PGA Championship is the final chance to earn qualification points for the women's golf competition at the Paris Olympics, with it also one of three majors left in the race to feature in the Solheim Cup this September.

Suzann Pettersen's European team will be made up of the top two in the European points list and the next six players in the world rankings, along with four captain's picks, with the full line-up confirmed after the AIG Women's Open in August.

"The world rankings are a little bit volatile because there are lots of majors coming up in the women's game in a short space of time," Davies explained. "You can get [qualification] huge points and you can go rocketing through the world ranking.

"If you win a major, you're going to get huge world ranking points and you could easily jump ahead of three, four, or five players. If you're on the bubble of getting in - someone just outside the top 100 - and you win that tournament, then you could vault into those Solheim Cup positions."

Solheim Cup on the mind for Team Europe?

Pettersen's side claimed back-to-back Solheim Cup victories in 2019 and 2021 before retaining the trophy with a dramatic 14-14 tie in Spain last September, with Davies excited by how Team Europe's side is shaping up for this year's contest.

"We just had a get-together a few weeks ago at the venue and about 10 or 11 players turned up, which was impressive because it's obviously a busy time for them," Davies said. "I don't think the team is going to be a massive difference from last time, maybe a couple in and a couple out.

"A lot of the girls are playing well right now. It's a long golf course and we've got quite a long-hitting team. I has held all sorts of tournaments and is a long, rolling golf course where length is a massive advantage, so I think we like it!

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"Depth-wise is good and we're probably going have to leave a couple of really good players out. That's not good for them because obviously they're terrific players and they've had good seasons, but it's a nice problem for Suzann to have. It's shaping up well.

"Team USA have got a lot of superb players, but not all of their best players are in the best position at the moment. In my mind, If I drew up the 12 that I think we'll get in at this stage - and it will change closer to it - I think we've definitely got a team that can win on and away soil."

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Draw for 21st PDC Challenge Tour confirmed including Scott Mitchell, Jelle Klaasen and Berry van Peer

Saturday afternoon begins the 21st tournament of the PDC Challenge Tour 2023. The Challenge Tour circuit is open to players who participated in the Q-School but did not win a Tour Card.

On this tour, spots for the 2023 Pro Tour and Tour Cards for 2024 and 2025 can be earned. The highest-ranked players on the PDC Challenge Tour Order of Merit are eligible for reserve spots on the Players Championships.

The number one and two on the Challenge Tour rankings will be offered a PDC Tour Card at the end of the season for the following two seasons. In addition, they may also participate in the World Darts Championship.

Prize money breakdown 2023 PDC Challenge Tour with £360,000 on offer

This weekend marks the conclusion of the 2023 pdc challenge tour, draw pdc challenge tour 21.

Jimmy McKirdy - | - Jim Moston

Steve Haggerty - | - Ciaran Teehan

Peter Hudson - | - Arjan Konterman

Andy Boulton - | - Shane McGuirk

Conan Whitehead - | - Michael Baker

Grant Brown - | - Gavin Millwaters

Darren Armstrong - | - David Ladley

Kevin Bambrick - | - Ron Meulenkamp

Thomas Lovely - | - Gary Jackson

Lewis Gurney - | - Derek Maclean

Henry Coates - | - Lee Grace

Dom Taylor - | - Max Baulcomb

Coni Singh Nagi - | - Conor Heneghan

Philip Borthwick - | - Jake Jones

Robert Nelson - | - Dan Read

Marcel Walpen - | - Jack Main

Alan Tabern - | - Jarred Cole

Joshua Burksfield - | - Kai Fan Leung

Nicky Denoon - | - Sam Cromwell

Steve Hine - | - Mike Warburton

Darren O'Neill - | - Thibault Tricole

Daniel Ayres - | - Kevin Lowe

Shane Hayward - | - Martin Thomas

Jason Heaver - | - Sean Ryan

Sergio Scratches - | - Lee Cocks

Gary Blades - | - Niall Culleton

Dale Gadsby - | - Gary Butcher

Steven Beasley - | - Cam Crabtree

Scott Taylor - | - Petros Christodoulou

Roemer Mooijman - | - Ray Marshall

Jack Vincent - | - Lukas Wenig

Stu Wilson - | - Sean Fisher

Lee Barrow - | - Robert Whybrew

Chris Hurds - | - David Sumner

Chris Landman - | - James Green

Owen Bates - | - Stuart Wares

Charlie Martin - | - Colin Osborne

Nathan Potter - | - Carl Sneyd

Daniel Maystone - | - Mark McGeeney

James Howard Hughes - | - Alexander Elia

Jelle Klaasen - | - Lee Budgen

Alan Norris - | - Darryl Pilgrim

Keenan Thomas - | - James Hurrell

Robert Rickwood - | - Adam Hunt

Steven Inkpen - | - -.

Jonathan Kavanagh - | - Michael Ladefoged

Ben Quenby - | -

Ian Lever - | - Harry Gregory

Andy Jenkins - | -.

Steven Strobbe - | - Pat Scurfield

Marcel Erba - | - John Burgess

Paul Grisedale - | - -

Mat Caste - | - Peter Jacques

Wayne Jones - | -.

Harry Lane - | - Scott Campbell

Ian Jones - | -.

Peter Burgoyne - | - Justin Smith

Kevin McDine - | - Michael Laeng

Adam Lipscombe - | -.

Sebastian Bialecki - | - Paul Mitchell

Darren Brown - | - -

Adam Jenkinson - | - Wayne Morgan

Joe Croft - | -.

Tony Procter - | - Adam Atkinson

Sebastian Steyer - | - Scott Marsh

Kurt Parry - | -.

Chris Hogg - | - John Henderson

Callum Francis - | - Kevin Lane

Paul Lawson - | - -

Jeroen Caron - | - Charlie Symons

Steven Harbert - | - Wayne France

Berry van Peer - | - -

Michael Flynn - | - Romeo Grbavac

Brett Claydon - | - -

Neil Parry - | - Josh Newton

Christopher Holt - | - -.

Brandon Western - | - Ryan Hogarth

Scott Mitchell - | - Thomas Cromwell

Paul Rowley - | -.

Vitezslav Sedlak - | - Wesley Plaisier

Andy Hamilton - | - Lewis Pride

Luke Tucker - | -.

Tommy Morris - | - Franz Roetzsch

Stefan Bellmont - | - John Cook

Steven Paesschesoone - | -.

Geoffrey Murray - | - Jake Carter

Christian Kist - | - -

Michal Smejda - | - Steven Plumstead

Alexander Merkx - | -.

Max Hopp - | - Patrick Lynskey

Martijn Dragt - | - Dragutin Horvat

Michael Barnard - | -.

Carl Beattie - | - Patrick Heitmueller

James Parkin - | - Robert Grundy

Owen Maiden - | -.

Graham Rackstraw - | - Reece Robinson

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