2026 WDF calendar

2026 WDF season of darts comprises every tournament of World Darts Federation. The prize money of the tournaments may vary depending on category.

2026 is the sixth year in darts under WDF-sole management after the demise of BDO in 2020.^[1]

Date	Tournament	Cat.	Venue	City	Prize money	Open			Women's			Ref.
						winner	score	runner-up	winner	score	runner-up
January 17	Las Vegas Open[2]	Gold	Tuscany Suites and Casino	Paradise	$13,320	Jason Brandon	6–0	Alex Spellman	Deta Hedman	5–2	Cali West	[3][4]
January 18	Las Vegas Classic[5]	Silver			$11,230	Chris Lim	5–2	Jason Brandon	Deta Hedman	5–2	Wendy Reinstadtler	[6][7]
January 24–25	Snoflake Open[8]	Bronze	River Cree Resort & Casino	Enoch	C$6,760	Evan Suderman	6–0	Shane Rattigan	Shiori Sato	5–1	Kosuzu Iwao	[9][10]
January 23–25	Bucharest Open[11]	Bronze	Radisson Blu Hotel	Bucharest	€2,320	Neil Duff	5–2	Harry Lane	Paula Jacklin	5–3	Emine Dursun	[12][13]
January 24–25	Romanian Classic[14]	Silver			€8,000	Jenson Walker	5–1	Moreno Blom	Irina Armstrong	5–2	Deta Hedman	[15][16]
January 25	Romanian Open[17]	Silver			€8,000	Cayden Smith	5–2	Mladen Radosavljević	Deta Hedman	5–1	Kirsi Viinikainen	[18][19]

Date	Tournament	Cat.	Venue	City	Prize money	Open			Women's			Ref.
						winner	score	runner-up	winner	score	runner-up
February 7	Canterbury Classic[20]	Silver	Canterbury & Suburban Darts Assoc.	Christchurch	NZ$10,060	Jonny Tata	6–4	Jack Sheppard	Wendy Harper	5–3	Nicole Regnaud	[21][22]
February 7–8	Dutch Open[23]	Platinum	De Bonte Wever	Assen	€36,940	Paul Krohne	3–2	Corné Groeneveld	Priscilla Steenbergen	5–3	Rachna David	[24][25]
February 14–15	Scottish Classic[26]	Silver	Normandy Hotel Glasgow	Renfrew	£7,210	Mitchell Lawrie	5–1	James Beeton	Sophie McKinlay	5–4	Macy Gibbons	[27][28]
February 15	Scottish Open[29]	Silver			£7,210	James Beeton	5–3	Dylan Slevin	Rebecca Allen	5–2	Lorraine Hyde	[30][31]
February 15	South Australian Classic[32]	Silver	Licensed Club Darts Association	Salisbury Park	AU$10,440	Raymond Smith	6–3	Karl Schaefer	Monica Ribeiro	5–1	Sharon Sin	[33][34]
February 21	Port City Open	Silver	DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Portland	South Portland	$8,280	[[ ]]		[[ ]]	[[ ]]		[[ ]]
February 21	Slovak Classic[35]	Silver	x-bionic® sphere	Šamorín	€8,020	Mitchell Lawrie	5–3	Franko Giuliani	Jitka Císařová	5–3	Paula Jacklin	[36][37]
February 22	Slovak Masters	Bronze			€3,160	[[ ]]		[[ ]]	[[ ]]		[[ ]]

The players/nations are sorted by:

1. Total number of titles;
2. Cumulated importance of those titles;
3. Alphabetical order (by family names for players).

Total	Player	Category
		Platinum	Gold	Silver	Bronze
2	Mitchell Lawrie (SCO)			● ●
1	Paul Krohne (GER)	●
1	Jason Brandon (USA)		●
1	James Beeton (ENG)			●
1	Chris Lim (USA)			●
1	Cayden Smith (ENG)			●
1	Raymond Smith (AUS)			●
1	Jonny Tata (NZL)			●
1	Jenson Walker (ENG)			●
1	Neil Duff (NIR)				●
1	Evan Suderman (CAN)				●

Total	Nation	Category
		Platinum	Gold	Silver	Bronze
3	England (ENG)			● ● ●
2	United States (USA)		●	●
2	Scotland (SCO)			● ●
1	Germany (GER)	●
1	Australia (AUS)			●
1	New Zealand (NZL)			●
1	Canada (CAN)				●
1	Northern Ireland (NIR)				●

Total	Player	Category
		Platinum	Gold	Silver	Bronze
3	Deta Hedman (ENG)		●	● ●
1	Priscilla Steenbergen (NED)	●
1	Rebecca Allen (IRE)			●
1	Irina Armstrong (GER)			●
1	Jitka Císařová (CZE)			●
1	Wendy Harper (NZL)			●
1	Sophie McKinlay (SCO)			●
1	Monica Ribeiro (AUS)			●
1	Paula Jacklin (ENG)				●
1	Shiori Sato (JPN)				●

Total	Nation	Category
		Platinum	Gold	Silver	Bronze
4	England (ENG)		●	● ●	●
1	Netherlands (NED)	●
1	Australia (AUS)			●
1	Czech Republic (CZE)			●
1	Germany (GER)			●
1	Ireland (IRE)			●
1	New Zealand (NZL)			●
1	Scotland (SCO)			●
1	Japan (JPN)				●

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