O'Connor and Rydz complete ET qualification double in Hildesheim

European Tour

Tour Card Holder Qualifiers for European Tour Events 13-14 will take place in Hildesheim on Thursday, with each qualifier set to produce ten players per event.

European Tour set for further expansion in 2026 with PDC calendar released

News

The PDC European Tour will visit Poland and Slovakia for the first time next year, with the PDC's 2026 calendar now released.

Humphries completes Gambrinus Czech Darts Open hat-trick in Prague

European Tour

Luke Humphries completed a memorable Gambrinus Czech Darts Open hat-trick with an 8-5 victory over Josh Rock in Sunday’s Prague showpiece.

Resurgent Van Gerwen sets up Rock showdown in Prague

European Tour

Michael van Gerwen will face Josh Rock in round three of the Gambrinus Czech Darts Open after a stunning whitewash win over Mike De Decker in Prague on Saturday.

Van Duijvenbode sets up Prague clash with reigning champion Humphries

European Tour

Dirk van Duijvenbode will meet reigning champion Luke Humphries in round two of the Gambrinus Czech Darts Open after battling past Cor Dekker in Prague on Friday.

2025 ET13-14 Seeds & Tour Card Holder qualifier entries confirmed

European Tour

Player entries for European Tour Events 13-14 have been confirmed ahead of next week's Tour Card Holder Qualifiers in Hildesheim.

2025 Gambrinus Czech Darts Open draw & schedule confirmed

European Tour

Luke Humphries will open his defence of the Gambrinus Czech Darts Open against Dirk van Duijvenbode or Cor Dekker, as the PDC European Tour continues in Prague this weekend.

Rock continues to climb Werner Rankings Ladder

European Tour

Josh Rock has climbed the PDC Werner Rankings Ladder, as the County Antrim born star moves one place away from a spot in the world’s top ten following his emphatic run in Antwerp.

Littler completes the Belgian double with win in Antwerp

European Tour

Luke Littler celebrated his fourth European Tour title in Antwerp on Sunday, dispatching Josh Rock 8-7 to triumph in the Blåkläder Flanders Darts Trophy.

Littler cruises through in Antwerp, as Vandebogaerde shines on home soil

European Tour

Luke Littler cruised through to the last 16 of the Blåkläder Flanders Darts Trophy with a whitewash win over Dylan Slevin on Saturday, as Mario Vandenbogaerde thrived on home soil.

Luke Humphries won his maiden European Tour title with a remarkable Easter success in the Interwetten German Darts Grand Prix at Zenith in Munich.

Former World Youth Champion Humphries has made huge strides towards establishing himself in the world's top 16 by the past 18 months, reaching the 2021 UK Open final and winning his first Players Championship earlier this year.

He has taken a further step on the ladder towards the sport's elite following a stunning German Darts Grand Prix victory, which was capped by an 8-2 defeat of Martin Lukeman in Monday night's final.

Humphries also achieved the remarkable feat of whitewashing Michael van Gerwen 7-0 in the semi-finals with a brilliant display, averaging 107 and finishing seven doubles from 12 attempts whilst limiting the Dutchman to just one dart at the outer ring.

The Newbury star had also followed up Sunday's second round win over Jeffrey de Zwaan with ton-plus averages in defeating Michael Smith and Wesley Plaisier during the final day.

He led 2-0 in the final before Lukeman hit back to trail 3-2, but five straight legs saw Humphries pull clear to close out a memorable win.

"This means the world for me and I'm absolutely over the moon with this win," said Humphries. "This is the biggest thing I've ever done in darts.

"It's been a gruelling, long day and I've worked hard. I hit three hundred averages to get myself into the final. 

"I think I deserved it but you don't always get what you deserve in life. I've got a ProTour title, a Euro Tour title and the next one's a major, isn't it?!"

Lukeman's dream run to a first European Tour final had begun on Saturday as he defeated Adam Gawlas before seeing off Germany's Gabriel Clemens in round two to book a spot in the final day.

The Watford thrower then edged out Keane Barry in a deciding leg, saw off Martin Schindler 6-4 and then overcame Damon Heta 7-5 to seal a place in the final, where he earned a career-high £10,000 pay-day.

Humphries added: "I've known Martin for a long time, since before he was on the tour.

"He smashed me in a competition about five or six years ago, and he said to 'you'll make it big-time, you'll win titles' and he was right.

"Little did we know six years later we were going to be in a big PDC final!"

Van Gerwen had produced ton-plus averages against Rob Cross and Keegan Brown as he won through to the last four, only to see his bid to claim back-to-back European Tour titles shattered by Humphries.

Heta was also in fine form during Monday's latter stages, defeating Scott Waites and Jonny Clayton before being edged out by Lukeman.

Plaisier won an all-Dutch third round tie with Dirk van Duijvenbode as he reached the last eight alongside Premier League star Clayton, German favourite Schindler and former World Youth Champion Brown.

The next PDC European Tour event will be the Austrian Darts Open in Graz from April 29-May 1.

Coverage will be streamed through DAZN for viewers in Germany, Austria and Switzerland and through PDCTV for subscribers in all other territories, as well as through bookmakers worldwide.

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