Other BDO tournaments

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The British Darts Organisation organise hundreds of darts tournaments each year. In addition to their major titles, known as the BDO Grand Slam (Lakeside World Professional Championship, Topic International Darts League, Bavaria World Darts Trophy, Winmau World Masters) they also stage many Open events around Britain and Europe - with the World Darts Federation also staging events across the rest of the world.

Contents 1 Exisiting events 1.1 British Open 1.2 British Classic 1.3 Belgian Open 1.4 Czech Open 1.5 Dutch Open 1.6 England Open 1.7 Scottish Open 1.8 Welsh Open 1.9 Denmark Open 1.10 French Open 1.11 German Open 1.12 Finnish Open 1.13 Northern Ireland Open 1.14 Norway Open 1.15 Swedish Open 1.16 Swiss Open 2 Discontinued events 2.1 British Professional Championship 2.2 British Gold Cup 2.3 British Matchplay 2.4 Bullseye Darts Championship 2.5 Butlins Grand Masters 2.6 World Matchplay 3 External links

[edit] Exisiting events

[edit] British Open

The British Open is one of the longest-running darts events, having started just a few months after the first ever Winmau World Masters. The tournament used to be televised by the BBC from its inception, but it ceased to cover the event after 1983. It was often held between Christmas and New Year - the 1975 Championship was actually played in late 1974. The tradition was maintained until near the millennium, when the organisers moved the tournament back to September/October.

Year	Date	Champion	Runner-Up	Semi-Finalists	Quarter-Finalists
1975	28/29 Dec 1974	Alan Evans	Alan Glazier	Dick Beaton, Bill Snell
1976	3/4 Jan	Jack North	Brian Vaux	Ron Lynn, Tommy O'Regan
1977	8/9 Jan	John Lowe	Cliff Lazarenko	Steve Jude, Dick Beaton
1978	6-8 Jan	Eric Bristow	John Lowe	Kelvin Clarke, Tony Sontag
1979	19-21 Jan	Tony Brown	Brian Langworth	Ray Cornibert, Dave Whitcombe
1980	4-6 Jan	Cliff Lazarenko	Ray Cornibert	Steve Draper, Paul Wright
1981	2-4 Jan	Eric Bristow	Leighton Rees	Mick Lumley, Tony Brown
1982		Jocky Wilson
1983		Eric Bristow
1984		Cliff Lazarenko
1985		John Cosnett
1986		Eric Bristow
1987		Bob Anderson
1988		John Lowe	Bob Anderson
1989		Brian Cairns	Martin Hurley
1990		Alan Warriner	Wayne Jones
1991	28/29 Dec 1990	Mike Gregory	John Lowe	Bob Anderson, Keith Sullivan	Jamie Harvey, Nigel Justice, Kevin Burrows, Peter Evison
1992	28/29 Dec 1991	Phil Gilman	Dennis Priestley	Antonio Munoz Ramos, Paul Dillon	Keith Sullivan, Shayne Burgess, Keith Deller, Craig Clancy
1993	28/29 Dec 1992	Dennis Priestley	Dave Askew	Wayne Weening, Ronnie Baxter	Dave Anderson, Ian Sarfas, Kevin Self, Wayne Mardle
1994	28/29 Dec 1993	Martin Adams	Stefan Nagy	John Ferrell, Mike Gregory	Alan Brown, Rudy Hebblinck, Paul Williams, Gary Robson
1995	28-30 Dec 1994	Al Hedman	Andy Fordham	Co Stompe, Denis Hickling	Kevin Painter, Martin Adams, Mick Cookman, Tom Wilson
1996	28/29 Dec 1995	Roland Scholten	Bob Taylor	Paul Doggett, Mervyn King	Ronnie Baxter, Raymond van Barneveld, Paul Hogan, Matt Clark
1997	28/29 Dec 1996	Kevin Painter	Andy Smith	Martin Adams, Ronnie Baxter	Andy Wallace, Roland Scholten, C. Denny, Dave Routledge
1998	28/29 Dec 1997	Colin Monk	Ritchie Davies	Dave Askew, Les Wallace	John Walton, Rod Hawkins, Paul Hogan, Peter Wright
1999	28/29 Dec 1998	Raymond van Barneveld	Peter Manley	Lee Palfreyman, Ted Hankey	Robbie Widdows, Sean Palfrey, Dave Etherington, Rob Coggins
2000	1 Oct 2000	Mervyn King	Wayne Mardle	Steve Alker, Brian Derbyshire	Robert Hughes, Nick Gedney, Kevin Painter, Marko Pusa
2001	23 Sep 2001	John Walton	Steve Beaton	Ronnie Baxter, Harry Tudman	Ritchie Davies, Paul Dillon, Stephen Bunting, Peter Manley
2002	21-22 Sep 2002	Tony Eccles	Tony David	Tony O’Shea, Erik Clarys	Andy Jenkins, Robert Wagner, Tony Littleton, George Dalglish
2003	19-21 Sep 2003	Darryl Fitton	Mervyn King	Wayne Jones, Ted Hankey	Steve Bunting, Ian Brand, Tony West, Martin Adams
2004	18-19 Sep 2004	Martin Adams	Mervyn King	Chris Thompson, Phill Nixon	Tony West, Paul Hogan, Gary Thompson, Andy Boulton
2005	18 Sep 2005	Brian Sorenson	Michael van Gerwen	Mike Veitch, Martin Adams	Darryl Fitton, John Walton, Martin Atkins, Mareno Michels
2006	17 Sep 2006	Mike Reid	Mark Barili	Darryl Fitton, Gary Anderson	Brian Sorensen, Barrie Webb, Co Stompé, Tony Eccles

[edit] British Classic

Year	Date	Champion	Runner-Up	Semi-Finalists	Quarter-Finalists
1997		Dennis Priestley
1998		Mervyn King
1999	4 Sep	Mervyn King	Robbie Widdows	Tony Hull, John Walton	Steve Beaton, Willie Burksfield, Richie Herbert, Alan Reynolds
2000	6 Aug	Ritchie Davies	Wayne Jones	Chris Mason, Dave Weston	Kevin Painter, Mervyn King, Wayne Mardle, Michael Marshall
2001	5 Aug	John Walton	James Wade	Mike Veitch, Ronnie Baxter	Shaun Greatbatch, Gary Anderson, Wayne Mardle, Buster Ford
2002	4 Aug	Mervyn King	Tony Martin	Les Hodkinson, Tony Eccles	Kevin Bedford, Wayne Jones, Andy Fordham,Darryl Fitton
2003	3 Aug	Mark Foreman	John Walton	Ian Jones, Gary Anderson	Keith Read, Bob Aldous, James Wade, Perry Regan
2004	1 Aug	Darryl Fitton	Tony Eccles	Mario Robbe, Mike Veitch	Bob Taylor, Ritchie Davies, Shaun Greatbatch, Les Hodkinson
2005		Paul Hogan	Gary Anderson	Jamie Caven, Martin Adams	Mike Veitch, Paul Wade, Vincent van der Voort, Andy Callaby
2006	29 Jul	Gary Anderson	Mervyn King	Ian Jones, Tony Eccles	Co Stompé, Paul Gibbs, Darryl Fitton, Ted Hankey

[edit] Belgian Open

Year	Date	Champion	Runner-Up	Semi-Finalists	Quarter-Finalists
1988		Frans Devooght	Dave Hall
1989		Alan Warriner	Jocky Wilson
1990	1-2 Sep	Alan Warriner	Peter Evison	Paul Reynolds, Harry Robinson	Jann Hoffman, Raymond van Barneveld, Wes Topley, Leo Laurens,
1991	7-8 Sep	Rod Harrington	Andy Fordham	Steve Brown, Bruno Raes	Raymond van Barneveld, Leo Laurens, Firmin Dioos, Steven de Brucker
1992	5-6 Sep	Rod Harrington	Per Skau	Ronny Huybrechs, Heikki Hermunen	Stefan Eeckelaert, Marc van de Pas, Frans Devoogt, Bob Renard
1993	4-5 Sep	Steve Beaton	Heikki Hermunen	Bruno Raes, Kevin Painter	Fred Peeper, Clif de Moor , Bert Vlaardingerbroek, Dave Askew
1994	3-4 Sep	Mike Gregory	Stefan Eeckelaert	Chris Mason, Raymond van Barneveld	Leo Laurens, Willie Burksfield, Bruno Raes, Rudy Delannoy
1995	2-3 Sep	Mike Gregory	Pacal Rabau	Roland Scholten, Mark Salmon	Geoff Wylie, Chris Mason, Paul Williams, Andy Fordham,
1996	7-8 Sep	Raymond van Barneveld	Mike Gregory	Matt Clark, Sean Palfrey	Kevin Painter, Bob Taylor, Leo Laurens, Tony Smith
1997	3-4 Aug	Martin Adams	Rudy Delannoy	Raymond van Barneveld, Sean Palfrey	Eric Clarys, Denis Ovens, Peter Wright, Les Hodkinson
1998	25-26 Jul	Martin Adams	Matt Clark	Paul Williams Ronny Evenepoel
1999	30-31 Jul	Raymond van Barneveld	Les Wallace	Steve Beaton, Steve Coote	Robbie Widdows, Lee Palfryman, Peter Allan, Gary Spedding
2000	5 Aug	Co Stompe	John Walton	Kevin Painter, Colin Monk	Fabien Theeten, Bob Aldous, Andy Smith, Peter van de Veer
2001	29-30 Jul	John Walton	Marko Pusa	Ted Hankey, Barry Bates	Rick Hofstra, Bob Taylor, Andy Smith, Chris Van Den Bergh
2002	3 Aug	Ted Hankey	Tony O'Shea	Martin Adams, Steve Coote	Vincent van der Voort, Brian Derbyshire, Darryl Fitton, John Snijers
2003	26 Jul	Tony West	Johnny Petermans	Ted Hankey, James Wade	Robin Demeulemeester, Erik Clarys, Co Stompe, Tony Eccles,
2004
2005	23 Jul	Albertino Essers	Co Stompe	Brian Sorensen, John Walton	Dirk Hespeels, Rob Coggins, Ronny Huijbrechts, Martin Atkins
2006	22 Jul	Darryl Fitton	Ted Hankey	Ross Montgomery, Paul Hanvidge	Mario Robbe, Vladimir Andersen, Johnny Petermans, Tony West

[edit] Czech Open

Czech Open 2007 will be BDO ranked.

[edit] Dutch Open

The Dutch Open is amongst the longest running darts tournaments having started back in 1973. The popularity of darts in the Netherlands since Raymond van Barneveld began amassing world titles has seen the number of entries for the tournament rise dramatically. The 2007 event had 2867 entries in the Men’s Singles, 1179 in the Men’s Pairs, 418 in the Women’s Singles and 176 in the Women’s Pairs. Although the tournament is classed an "Open" event, only players eligible to for the Winmau World Masters and BDO World Championship are now allowed to enter. This had ruled out PDC players from competing since 2006. [1]

The tournament has been covered by Dutch SBS6 television in recent years, and also by Eurosport across Europe.

Year	Date	Champion	Runner-Up	Semi-Finalists	Quarter-Finalists
1973		Ton Koster	Geoff Kirkman
1974		Mary de Knoop	Bill Ratz
1975		Terry Henney	Sonja Durinck
1976		Henk van Tuijl	Arthur Russel
1977		Peter Smith	Jim Clarke
1978		Jimmy Cox	Daniel Serie
1979		Daniel Serie	Jimmy Cox
1980		Brian Fenby	Tony Sontag
1981		Brian Fenby
1982		Jilles Vermaat
1983		Luc Mareel
1984		Frans de Voogt
1985		Frans de Voogt
1986		Lee Topper
1987		Bob Renard
1988		Steve Brown
1989		Alan Warriner	Eric Clarys
1990	Feb	Leo Laurens	Graham Miller	Dave Crossland, Rene Strik	Graeme Stoddart, Frans Devooght, Dave Leyland, Chris Surgeon
1991	Feb	Kosta Iauassas	Jann Hoffman	M. Holsbeek, Jan Guldsten	Remco Ros, Paul Reynolds, Steve Brown, Joe Dodds
1992	1-2 Feb	Leo Laurens	Paul Hogenboom	Bert Vlaardingerbroek, Wiel Schreurs	Steve Jenkins, Roland Scholten, Andree Welge, P. van den Driessche
1993	6-7 Feb	Alan Warriner	Jocky Wilson	Phil Taylor, Bert Vlaardingenbroek	Peter Evison, Paul Hogenboom, Matt Clark, Pascal Rabau
1994	5-6 Feb	Richie Burnett	Alan Brown	Luc Bogaert, Kevin Painter	Stefan Nagy, William Burksfield, Raymond van Barneveld, Jeff Scheyltjens
1995	4-5 Feb	Steve Beaton	Kevin Painter	Mike Gregory, Andy Fordham	Martin Adams, Paul Williams, Richie Burnett, Dave Fowler
1996	3-4 Feb	Steve Beaton	Paul Williams	Raymond van Barneveld, Les Wallace	Ronnie Baxter, Andy Fordham, Bob Taylor, Eric Clarys
1997	1-2 Feb	Mervyn King	Andy Fordham	Sean Palfrey, Richie Burnett	Les Wallace, Martin Adams, Steve Beaton, John Magowan
1998	6-8 Feb	Alan Warriner	Peter Evison	Alex Roy, Robbie Widdows	Peter Manley, Dennis Beisser, Colin Monk, Dave Askew
1999	5-7 Feb	Ted Hankey	Robbie Widdows	Raymond van Barneveld, Mervyn King	Andy Hayfield, Fred Peeper, Dave Routiledge, Bob Taylor
2000	4-6 Feb	Wayne Mardle	Mervyn King	Matt Clark, Raymond van Barneveld	Peter Manley, Martin Adams, Marko Pusa, Marc Bartier
2001	2-4 Feb	Raymond van Barneveld	Andre Welge	Erik Clarys, Braulio Roncero	Paul Williams, Colin Monk, Martin Adams, John Walton
2002	1-3 Feb	Shaun Greatbach	Steve Coote	Co Stompé, Colin Monk	Raymond van Barneveld, Dave Routledge, Peter Manley, John Walton
2003	6-9 Feb	Ted Hankey	Roland Scholten	Raymond van Barneveld, Peter Nederlof	James Wade, Jan van de Rassel, Jarkko Komula, Terry Jenkins
2004	5-8 Feb	Raymond van Barneveld	Gary Robson	Stephen Bunting, Mick Brooks	Shaun Greatbatch, Tony Eccles, Tony Martin, Peter Manley
2005	27-30 Jan	Tony Eccles	John Walton	Martin Adams, Peter Manley	Mario Robbe, Vincent vd Voort, Hans Blijs, Mark Jones
2006	2-5 Feb	Raymond van Barneveld	Gary Anderson	Vincent van der Voort, Tony Eccles	Robert Wagner, Remon Hurrebrink, Mervyn King, Jan van der Rassel
2007	1-4 Feb	Scott Waites	Steve West	Edwin Max, Martin Atkins	Niels de Ruiter, Tony O'Shea, Cor Ernst, Toon Greebe

[edit] England Open

Year	Date	Champion	Runner-Up	Semi-Finalists	Quarter-Finalists
1995	11 Jun	Kevin Painter	Ronnie Baxter	Mike Gregory, Matt Clark	Chris Mason, Denis Ovens, Derek Hampton, Dave Anderson
1996	9 Jun	Geoff Wylie	Raymond van Barneveld	Colin Monk, Peter Manley	Denis Ovens, Andy Wallace, Eric Burden, Philip Ford
1997	8 Jun	Andy Smith	Roland Scholten	Martin Adams, Al Hedman	Paul Williams, Paul Dawkins, Scott Cummings, Colin Monk
1998	7 Jun	Alan Warriner	Richie Davies	Chris Mason, Steve Beaton	Mervyn King, Erik Clarys, Andy Jenkins, Peter Allen
1999	26 Jun	Peter Manley	Colin Monk	Ricky Blay, Ronnie Baxter	Paul Williams, Ted Hankey, Andy Hayfield, Kevin Painter
2000	24-25 Jun	Andy Jenkins	Mick Nixon	Dave Askew, Ronnie Baxter	Les Fitton, Steve Coote, Les Wallace, Ted Hankey
2001	22-24 Jun	Chris Mason	Mike Veitch	Mark Landers, Davy Richardson	Steve Beaton, Bob Crawley, Bob Phillips, Peter Johnstone
2002	23 Jun	Brian Derbyshire	Dave Routledge	Peter Wright, John Walton	Ted Hankey, Ritchie Davies, Simon Whatley, Albertino Essers
2003	22 Jun	Ted Hankey	Gary Anderson	Brian Woods, Mark Dudbridge	Mark Lewis, Ritchie Davies, Martin Adams, Gary Robson
2004	20 Jun	Dave Routledge	Ted Hankey	Vincent van der Voort, Mark Chiswell	Steve Farmer, Ross Montgomery, Mark Lewis, Martin Phillips
2005	18 Jun	Tony Eccles	Remco van Eijden	Edwin Max, Mick Nixon	Robert Hughes, Andy Fordham, Mareno Michels, John Burton
2006	18 Jun	Mike Veitch	Paul Gibbs	Vincent vd Voort, Mervyn King	Mario Robbe, {flagicon|ENG}}Kirk Shepherd, John Burton, Brian Bird

[edit] Scottish Open

The Scottish Open was first held in 1983 when Australia's Russell Stewart took the title, but it only survived for one year [2]. The tournament returned in 1995 and in 2007 Gary Anderson became the 13th different winner in the 13 years its been staged.

Year	Date	Champion	Runner-Up	Semi-Finalists	Quarter-Finalists
1995	26 Feb	Chris Mason	Colin Monk	Ronnie Baxter, George Dalglish	Dave Askew, Paul Hanvidge, Gary Robson, Steve Beaton
1996	17 Feb	Mark Salmon	Sean Palfrey	Ronnie Baxter, Terry Rose	Vijay Kumar,Les Wallace, Wayne Mardle, Rab Shaw
1997	15-16 Feb	Bob Arrowsmith	Ritchie Davies	Roland Scholten, Frank Carr	Robbie Beaton, Colin Fowler, George Dalglish, Rab Lusk
1998	21 Feb	Peter Johnstone	Peter Manley	Ronnie Baxter, Dave Routledge	Co Stompe, Martin Adams,Alex Lister, Andy Jenkins
1999	20 Feb	Dennis Ovens	Chris Mason	Vijay Kumar, Andy Smith	Gary Spedding, Mike Gregory, Kevin Painter, Peter Allan
2000	19-20 Feb	Bob Aldous	Andy Smith	Mike Veitch, Ronnie Baxter	John Donaldson, Colin Monk, Ricky Keith,Paul Watton
2001	17-18 Feb	John Walton	Tony Eccles	Terry Jenkins, Ritchie Davies	Peter Johnstone, Wayne Jones, Geoff Wylie, Mitchell Crooks
2002	16-17 Feb	Ritchie Davies	Tony Eccles	Shaun Greatbatch, Steve Coote	Kevin Aitchieson, Wayne Mardle, Darryl Fitton, Peter Manley
2003	15-16 Feb	Davey Richardson	Mike Gregory	Gary Robson, Tony West	Jack North, Robbie Beaton, Gary Anderson, Stephen Bunting
2004	21-22 Feb	Mike Veitch	Martin Atkins	Gareth Pass, Ross Montgomery	Stephen Bunting, Colin Monk, Davey Richardson, Mark Aspinall
2005	19-20 Feb	Martin Adams	Gary Anderson	Paul Hogan, Paul Hanvidge	Mike Veitch, Brian Woods, Mario Robbe, Jean Paul van Acker
2006	18-19 Feb	Goran Klemme	Ross Montgomery	Mark Barilli, Michael van Gerwen	Vincent van der Voort, Martin Atkins, Gary Robson, Gary Anderson
2007	17-18 Feb	Gary Anderson	Scott Waites	Jarkko Komula, Martin Adams	Andy Boulton, Steve West, Johnny Nijs, Tony O'Shea

[edit] Welsh Open

1988 Steve Gittins Eng - Paul Reynolds Eng

1989 Chris Dalton Eng - Paul Reynolds Eng

1990 Kevin Kenny Eng - Alan Warriner Eng

1991 Ronnie Baxter Eng - Marshall James Wal

1992 Dennis Priestley Eng - Alan Warriner Eng

1993 Ronnie Baxter Eng - Dave Fallas Eng

1994 Richie Burnett Wal - Andy Jenkins Eng

1995 Richie Burnett Wal - Martin Adams Eng

1996 Nicky Turner Eng - Alan Brown Sco

1997 Marshall James Wal - Ian Roe Eng

1998 Steve Alker Wal - Colin Monk Eng

1999 Andy Smith Eng - Ronnie Baxter Eng

2000 John Walton Eng - Peter Allen Eng

2001 Gary Anderson Sco - John Walton Eng

2002 Andy Fordham Eng - Ian Jones Eng

2003 Ian Brand Eng - Ritchie Davies Wal

2004 Anthony Ridler Wal - Tony West Eng

2005 Per Laursen Den - Kees Slokkers Ned

2006 Michael van Gerwen Ned - Gary Anderson Sco

[edit] Denmark Open

1974 Bill Geary Eng beat

1975 Alf Jeffries Wal beat Martin Humphrey Eng

1976 Martin Humphrey Eng beat Cyril Hayes Eng

1977 Stefan Lord Swe beat Ernie Hall Eng

1978 John Lowe Eng beat Charlie Eliix Eng

1979 John Lowe Eng beat Bobby George Eng

1980 Eric Bristow Eng beat John Lowe Eng

1981 Cliff Lazarenko Eng beat

1982 John Lowe Eng beat Tapani Uitos Fin

1983 Cliff Lazarenko Eng beat

1984 Eric Bristow Eng beat

1985 John Lowe Eng beat

1986 Bob Anderson Eng beat Mike Gregory Eng

1987 John Lowe Eng beat Mike Gregory Eng

1988 Dave Askew Eng beat Cliff Lazarenko Eng

1989 Eric Bristow Eng beat Kevin Burrows Eng

1990 Phil Taylor Eng beat Dave Whitcombe Eng

1991 Rod Harrington Eng beat Phil Taylor Eng

1992 Rod Harrington Eng beat Kevin Painter Eng

1993 Steve Beaton Eng beat Ronnie Baxter Eng

1994 Richie Burnett Wal beat Kevin Painter Eng

1995 Colin Monk Eng beat Martin Adams Eng

1996 Ronnie Baxter Eng beat Leo Laurens Bel

1997 Raymond van Barneveld Ned beat Ronnie Baxter Eng

1998 Rod Harrington Eng beat Peter Manley Eng

1999 Peter Johnstone Sco beat Denis Ovens Eng

2000 Martin Adams Eng beat Colin Monk Eng

2001 Wayne Mardle Eng beat Jarkko Komula Fin

2002 Vincent van de Voort Ned beat Gary Robson Eng

2003 Ted Hankey Eng beat Tony Eccles Eng

2004 Gary Anderson Sco beat

2005 Shaun Greatbatch Eng beat Tony Eccles Eng

[edit] French Open

1989 Dave Askew Eng beat Jean-Luc Leclerq Fra

1990 Stefan Eeckelaert Bel beat Marc de Vuyst Bel

1991 Rod Harrington Eng beat Steve Brown Ned

1992 Leo Laurens Bel beat Rod Harrington Eng

1993 Rod Harrington Eng beat Bill Burksfield Eng

1994 Vijay Kumar Eng beat Bill Burksfield Eng

1995 Pascal Rabau Bel beat Steve Beaton Eng

1996 Mervyn King Eng beat Leo Laurens Bel

1997 Peter Evison Eng beat

1998 Peter Manley Eng beat Pascal Rabau Bel

1999 Peter Evison Eng beat Glenn Brooksbank Fra

2000 Olivier Spreutels Bel beat Tanguy Borra Bel

2001 Chris Van Den Bergh Bel beat Rocco Maes Bel

2002 Martin Adams Eng beat Mensur Suljovic Oos

2003 Tony David Aus beat Bill Davis USA

2004

2005

2006 Ron Meulenkamp Ned beat Jordy Terburg Ned

[edit] German Open

1986 Bernd Hebecker Dui beat Franky Valle Bel

1990 Kai Pfeiffer Dui beat Harry Robinson Eng

1991 Bruno Raes Bel beat Steve Brown Ned

1992 Peter Evison Eng beat Leo Laurens Bel

1993 Peter Evison Eng beat Rod Harington Eng

1994 Per Skau Den beat Sean Palfrey Wal

1995 Ronnie Baxter Eng beat Les Wallace Sco

1996 Colin Monk Eng beat Andy Fordham Eng

1997 Pascal Lefevre Bel beat Eric Clarys Bel

1998 Alan Warriner Eng beat Robbie Widdows Eng

1999 Steve Coote Eng beat Garry Spedding Eng

2000 Shayne Burgess Eng beat Dave Askew Eng

2001 Martin Adams Eng beat Peter Manley Eng

2002 Ted Hankey Eng beat Tony Eccles Eng

2003 Ted Hankey Eng beat André Brantjes Ned

2004 Gary Anderson Sco beat Tony O'Shea Eng

2005 Paul Hanvidge Sco beat Arjan Moen Ned

2006 Gary Anderson Sco beat Martin Adams Eng

[edit] Finnish Open

The Finnish Open will have a unique place in darts history as it was the last tournament in which all darts players were eligible to play in before a notorious split in the game which occurred during 1992/93. The 1993 Finnish Open (won by Alan Warriner) in May was the last "unified" tournament before the BDO and WDC (now PDC) separated.

1981 Kexi Heinäharju Fin beat Risto Nurmela Fin

1982 not held

1983 Tapani Uitos Fin beat Aimo Kuusio Fin

1984 Mike Gregory Eng beat Colin Baker Eng

1985 Dave Whitcombe Eng beat Cliff Lazarenko Eng

1986 Jocky Wilson Sco beat Mike Gregory Eng

1987 Mike Gregory Eng beat Bob Anderson Eng

1988 Peter Evison Eng beat Bob Anderson Eng

1989 Steve Gittins Eng beat Jann Hoffman Den

1990 Phil Taylor Eng beat Alan Warriner Eng

1991 Per Skau Den beat Jann Hoffman Den

1992 John Lowe Eng beat Jann Hoffman Den

1993 Alan Warriner Eng beat Roland Scholten Ned

1994 Andy Fordham Eng beat Raymond Barneveld Ned

1995 Raymond Barneveld Ned beat Peter Hinckley Aus

1996 Martin Adams Eng beat Matt Clark Eng

1997 Mervyn King Eng beat Ronnie Baxter Eng

1998 Ronnie Baxter Eng beat Andy Jenkins Eng

1999 Paul Williams Eng beat Erik Clarys Bel

2000 Mervyn King Eng beat Marko Pusa Fin

2001 Bob Taylor Sco beat Matt Clark Eng

2002 Martin Adams Eng beat Jarkko Komula Fin

2003 Co Stompe Ned beat Martin Atkins Eng

2004 Raymond van Barneveld Ned beat Mika Forss Fin

2005 Marko Pusa Fin beat Mervyn King Eng

2006 Martin Atkins Eng beat Jelle Klaasen Ned

2007 Dietmar Burger Aut beat Sami Sanssi Fin

[edit] Northern Ireland Open

2003 Gary Anderson Sco beat Darryl Fitton Eng

2004 Raymond van Barneveld Ned beat Paul Hogan Eng

2005 Michael van Gerwen Ned beat Tony Eccles Eng

2006 Mark Webster Wal beat Darryl Fitton Eng

[edit] Norway Open

1991 Peter Evison Eng beat Stefan Nagy Swe

1992 Peter Evison Eng beat Magnus Caris Swe

1993 Bob Taylor Sco beat Leo Laurens Bel

1994 Mike Gregory Eng beat Stefan Eeckelaert Bel

1995 Andy Fordham Eng beat Andy Jenkins Eng

1996 Colin Monk Eng beat Mervyn King Eng

1997 Raymond van Barneveld Ned beat Martin Adams Eng

1998 Sean Palfrey Wal beat Ronnie Baxter Eng

1999 Andy Hayfield Eng beat Raymond van Barneveld Ned

2000 Andy Fordham Eng beat Bob Taylor Sco

2001 Marko Pusa Fin beat Kevin Painter Eng

2002 Andy Smith Eng beat Gary Robson Eng

2003 Jarkko Komula Fin beat James Wade Eng

2004 Ted Hankey Eng beat Tony Eccles Eng

2005 Michael van Gerwen Ned beat Tony Martin Eng

2006 Tony Eccles Eng beat Martin Adams Eng

[edit] Swedish Open

1969 Barry Twomlow Eng beat Paul Gosling Eng

1970 Tom Barrett Eng beat Barry Twomlow Eng

1971 Tom Barrett Eng beat Peter Paulsen Swe

1972 Brian Netherton Eng beat Ingemar Björling Swe

1973 Kim Brown Eng beat Gunnar Moberg Swe

1974 Peter Chapman Eng beat Kim Brown Eng

1975 Bill Perry Eng beat Derek White Eng

1976 Bill Lennard Eng beat Tom Bäfverfeldt Swe

1977 Bill Perry Eng beat Stefan Lord Swe

1978 Alan Glazier Eng beat Gary Lawrence Eng

1979 Eric Bristow Eng beat Nicky Virachkul USA

1980 Tony Sontag Eng beat Gordon Watson Eng

1981 Eric Bristow Eng beat Stefan Lord Swe

1982 Eric Bristow Eng beat Jocky Wilson Sco

1983 - -

1984 Björn Enqvist Swe beat Gunnar Tåhlin Swe

1985 Dave Whitcombe Eng beat Cliff Lazarenko Eng

1986 Bob Anderson Eng beat Mike Gregory Eng

1987 Dave Whitcombe Eng beat Bob Anderson Eng

1988 Steve Gittins Eng beat Dave Whitcombe Eng

1989 Mike Gregory Eng beat Eric Bristow Eng

1990 Dave Whitcombe Eng beat Peter Evison Eng

1991 Rod Harrington Eng beat Stefan Lord Swe

1992 Mike Gregory Eng beat Dennis Priestley Eng

1993 Per Skau Den beat Jann Hoffman Den

1994 Eric Burden Wal beat Magnus Cari Swe

1995 Wayne Weening Aus beat Steve Beaton Eng

1996 Roland Scholten Ned beat Andy Jenkins Eng

1997 Ritchie Davies Wal beat Roland Scholten Ned

1998 Raymond van Barneveld Ned beat Peter Manley Eng

1999 Eric Clarys Bel beat Raymond van Barneveld Ned

2000 Kevin Painter Eng beat Steve Beaton Eng

2001 Stefan Nagy Swe beat Matt Clark Eng

2002 Raymond van Barneveld Ned beat Darryl Fitton Eng

2003 Raymond van Barneveld Ned beat Ted Hankey Eng

2004 Shaun Greatbatch Eng beat Tony Martin Eng

2005 Tony Eccles Eng beat Mareno Michels Ned

2006 Tony Eccles Eng beat Remco van Eijden Ned

[edit] Swiss Open

1984 Stefan Paracka Sui beat René Müller Sui

1985 Willy Logie Bel beat Colin Rice Ger

1986 Frans Devooght Bel beat Jean-Pierre Samyn Bel

1987 Peter Evison Eng beat Don Dillon Eng

1988 Simon Duke Eng beat Dave Askew Eng

1989 Andy Waugh Eng beat Kevin Burrows Eng

1990 Steve Brown Ned beat Hennie Morton SA

1991 Steve Brown Ned beat Rod Harrington Eng

1992 Didi Schutsch Ger beat Bert Vlaardingerbroek Ned

1993 Per Skau Den beat Leo Laurens Bel

1994 Andy Fordham Eng beat Colin Monk Eng

1995 Mike Gregory Eng beat Andy Fordham Eng

1996 Martin Adams Eng beat Andy Jenkins Eng

1997 Ronnie Baxter Eng beat Sean Palfrey Wal

1998 Rod Harrington Eng beat Andy Smith Eng

1999 Martin Adams Eng beat Kevin Painter Eng

2000 Raymond van Barneveld Ned beat Nick Gedney Eng

2001 Andy Jenkins Eng beat Peter Manley Eng

2002 James Wade Eng beat Colin Monk Eng

2003 Tony O'Shea Eng beat Tony West Eng

2004 Tony West Eng beat Raymond van Barneveld Ned

2005 Mervyn King Eng beat Martin Atkins Eng

2006 Gary Anderson Sco beat Michael van Gerwen Ned

[edit] Discontinued events

[edit] British Professional Championship

The Unipart British Professional Championship was a tournament televised by the BBC between 1981 and 1988. After the 1988 championships, the BBC withdrew their coverage of the event and it left UK terrestrial television with only one televised tournament - the World Championships. The game was at an all-time low and players eventually went on to set up the World Darts Council in an attempt to bring back sponsors and television.

1981 Jocky Wilson beat John Lowe

1982 Eric Bristow beat John Lowe

1983 Jocky Wilson beat Dave Whitcombe

1984 Mike Gregory

1985 Eric Bristow

1986 Jocky Wilson

1987 Keith Deller

1988 Jocky Wilson

[edit] British Gold Cup

The British Gold Cup began in 1978 and was held in Stoke. It was broadcast on BBC until 1982, with the 1983 tournament blacked out due to a technician's strike.

1978 John Lowe beat Colin Baker

1979 John Lowe beat Tony Ridler

1980 Eric Bristow beat John Lowe

1981 Tony Skuse

1982 John Lowe

1983 Bob Anderson beat Paul Reynolds

[edit] British Matchplay

The British Matchplay ran from 1976 to 1983 with a brief rivival in 1986. The tournament was broadcast on ITV network television in 1978, but usually broadcast regionally including Anglia Television in 1977 and ATV 1986.

1976 Eric Bristow

1977 Jim Beardmore

1978 Keith White

1979 Tony Bowers

1980 Tony Robinson

1981 Rab Scott

1982 Dave Lee

1983 Eric Bristow beat Keith Deller

1986 Terry O'Dea beat Lionel Sams

[edit] Bullseye Darts Championship

Not to be confused with the long-running game show Bullseye, this was a BBC2 tournament which ran for three years during the peak of darts boom period at the turn of the eighties. Jocky Wilson was twice the winner.

1979 Tony Sontag beat Tim Stedman 6-1

1980 Jocky Wilson beat Eric Bristow 6-5

1981 Jocky Wilson beat John Lowe 6-5

[edit] Butlins Grand Masters

ATV broadcast the Butlins Grand Masters between 1977 and 1983. Matches were played over the best of nine legs. The tournament was held at a pub in Birmingham. Bobby George was twice the winner and Eric Bristow won a hat-trick of titles. [3]

1977 John Lowe (bt Eric Bristow)

1978 Leighton Rees (bt John Lowe)

1979 Bobby George (bt Bill Lennard)

1980 Bobby George (bt Leighton Rees)

1981 Eric Bristow

1982 Eric Bristow

1983 Eric Bristow (bt Jocky Wilson)

[edit] World Matchplay

The MFI World Matchplay championship was short-lived but historic in darts as it featured the first ever televised nine dart finish on October 13, 1984 when John Lowe won £102,000 for the perfect game of darts against Keith Deller. Lowe went on to win the title that year. The tournament was broadcast on ITV and came from The Fulcrum Centre, Slough. ITV ceased coverage after the 1987 championships, and also pulled coverage of the World Masters in 1988 leaving the BBC as the only broadcaster of darts.

The PDC introduced a new version of the World Matchplay in 1994 (see main article Stan James World Matchplay)

1984 John Lowe

1985 Eric Bristow

1986

1987

1988 Bob Anderson

[edit] External links

• WDF tournament archives Dutch site
• Major tournament winners (including discontinued events)
• BFI Database List of archives for darts on television