Snooker season 1983/1984

The snooker season 1983/1984 was a series of snooker tournaments played during the years 1983 and 1984. The following table outlines the results for ranking events and the invitational events.

Calendar

Date Tournament Location Winner Runner-up Score
Australian Masters Sydney (Australia) Cliff Thorburn Bill Werbeniuk 7–3
September 22 -
September 25		 Scottish Masters Glasgow (Scotland) Steve Davis Tony Knowles 9–6
October 1 -
October 9		 International Open Newcastle (England) Steve Davis Cliff Thorburn 9–4
October 10 -
October 21		 Professional Players Tournament Bristol (England) Tony Knowles Joe Johnson 9–8
October 22 -
October 30		 World Team Classic Reading (England) England Wales 4–2
Scottish Professional Championship Glasgow (Scotland) Murdo Macleod Eddie Sinclair 11–9
November 18 -
December 4		 UK Championship Preston (England) Alex Higgins Steve Davis 16–15
December 9 -
December 18		 World Doubles Championship Northampton (England) Steve Davis
Tony Meo		 Tony Knowles
Jimmy White		 10–2
January 8 -
January 15		 Classic Warrington (England) Steve Davis Tony Meo 9–8
January Welsh Professional Championship Ebbw Vale (Wales) Doug Mountjoy Cliff Wilson 9–3
January 22 -
January 29		 Masters London (England) Jimmy White Terry Griffiths 9–6
February 21 -
February 24		 Tolly Cobbold Classic Ipswich (England) Steve Davis Tony Knowles 8–2
February 27 -
March 4		 International Masters Derby (England) Steve Davis Dave Martin [n 1]
March/April? Irish Masters Dublin (Ireland) Steve Davis Terry Griffiths 9–1
April 21 -
May 7		 World Snooker Championship Sheffield (England) Steve Davis Jimmy White 18–16

Notes

  1. ^ Final was decided on a 3-man round robin basis, the third person was John Dunning.
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