Snooker season 1984/1985

The snooker season 1984/1985 was a series of snooker tournaments played during the years 1984 and 1985. 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) Tony Knowles John Virgo 7–3
September Scottish Masters Glasgow (Scotland) Steve Davis Jimmy White 9–4
September 24 -
October 7		 International Open Newcastle (England) Steve Davis Tony Knowles 9–2
October 20 -
October 28		 Grand Prix Reading (England) Dennis Taylor Cliff Thorburn 10–2
November 18 -
December 2		 UK Championship Preston (England) Steve Davis Alex Higgins 16–8
December 5 -
December 16		 World Doubles Championship Northampton (England) Alex Higgins
Jimmy White		 Cliff Thorburn
Willie Thorne		 10–2
January 4 -
January 13		 Classic Warrington (England) Willie Thorne Cliff Thorburn 13–8
January Welsh Professional Championship Abertillery (Wales) Terry Griffiths Doug Mountjoy 9–4
January 27 -
February 3		 Masters London (England) Cliff Thorburn Doug Mountjoy 9–6
February 5 -
February 10		 English Professional Championship Ipswich (England) Steve Davis Tony Knowles 9–2
February Scottish Professional Championship Glasgow (Scotland) Murdo Macleod Eddie Sinclair 11–2
February Irish Professional Championship Belfast (Northern Ireland) Dennis Taylor Alex Higgins 10–5
February 17 -
March 3		 British Open Derby (England) Silvino Francisco Kirk Stevens 12–9
March 20 -
March 23		 World Cup Bournemouth (England)   All Ireland England 'A' 9–7
March 26 -
March 31		 Irish Masters Dublin (Ireland) Jimmy White Alex Higgins 9–5
April 12 -
April 28		 World Snooker Championship Sheffield (England) Dennis Taylor Steve Davis 18–17
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