Jim Long and Maik Kuivenhoven secured their PDC Tour Cards as outright winners on Sunday, whilst a further 21 cards were secured on points as 2025 Qualifying School came to a close in Milton Keynes and Kalkar.

Tavis Dudeney and Dennie Olde Kalter secured PDC Tour Cards for the first time on Saturday, after prevailing on the penultimate day of action at the 2025 Qualifying Schools.

Kai Gotthardt and Justin Hood were the latest players to secure their PDC Tour Cards as 2025 Qualifying Schools continued in Milton Keynes and Kalkar on Friday.

Tom Bissell and Viktor Tingstrom became the first players to win PDC Tour Cards at the 2025 Qualifying Schools on Thursday.

Switzerland’s Bruno Stoeckli and former Development Tour winner Damian Mol headlined the list of 16 players to automatically progress to the Final Stage of PDC Qualifying Schools on Wednesday.

Ted Evetts, Kai Gotthardt and Viktor Tingstrom were among the latest 16 players to progress to the Final Stage of PDC Qualifying Schools on Tuesday.

Max Hopp, Bradley Brooks and Shane McGuirk were among the first 16 players to make it through PDC Qualifying Schools First Stage on Monday.

Over 870 players will compete in the 2025 PDC Qualifying Schools next week, with 29 Tour Cards on offer for players to secure a spot on the PDC circuit.

Entries remain open for the 2025 PDC Qualifying Schools, which will be held from January 6-12 in Milton Keynes and Kalkar.

Non-PDC Tour Card holders will have more opportunities than ever before to compete in PDC events from December to March, starting with this week's Paddy Power World Darts Championship.