The Scottish Open Champions Jim Williams, Wales and Beau Greaves, England. WDF Tables updated with these results 20/02/2020.
Author: WDF Events
Darts Tournament Results – Camellia Classic 2020, USA
Camellia Classic was played 08/02/2020 in Sacramento, CA, USA with 170 men, 39 women and 8 open youth (boys and girls). WDF Tables updated with these results 13/02/2020.
Darts Tournament Results – Quebec Open 2020, Canada
Quebec Open was played 07-09/02/2020 in St-Hyacinte, Quebec, Canada with 100 men and 41 women. WDF Tables updated with these results 13/02/2020.
Darts Tournament Results – Dutch Open Darts 2020, Netherlands
Montgomery and De Graaf claim 2020 Bauhaus Dutch Open Titles Ross “The Boss” Montgomery and Aileen de Graaf were crowned Men’s and Ladies champions respectively at the prestigious Bauhaus Dutch Open, last night in De Bonte Wever, Assen.
IOC – AIMS Recognition
Here is a YouTube of the acceptance of AIMS as a fully recognized body of the IOC from their IOC Executive committee meeting. This is another step forward for the WDF in the IOC recognition process as we are a full member of AIMS.
Darts Tournament Results – Romanian Darts Festival 2020
Romanian Darts Festival 2020 was a success. Conclusions of the 5th edition of one of the most important WDF 2020 start of the season weekends Bucharest, January 28th 2020.
Darts Tournament Results – KW Tri City Open 2020, Canada
KW Tri City Open was played 25-26/01/2020 in Waterloo, ON, Canada with 168 men and 66 women. WDF Tables updated with these results 01-02/02/2020
Darts Tournament Results – Victorian Classic 2020, Australia
Victorian Classic was played 26/01/2020 in Morwell, Victoria, Australia with 49 men and 18 women. WDF Tables updated with these results 02/02/2020,
Darts Tournament Results – Snowflake Open 2020, Canada
Snowflake Open was played 25-26/01/2020 in Edmonton AB, Canada with 108 men and 77 women, 22 boys and 15 girls. WDF Tables updated with these results 01-02/02/2020,
Darts Tournament Results – Reykjavik International Games 2020, Iceland
Ingibjörg Magnúsdóttir and Páll Árni Péturson win the first ever Reykjavik International Games. History was made in Iceland when darts became a part of Reykjavik International games this weekend.