1983–84 snooker season

1983–84 snooker season

Details
Duration	4 July 1983 – 19 May 1984
Tournaments	23 (4 ranking events)
Triple Crown winners
UK Championship	Alex Higgins
Masters	Jimmy White
World Championship	Steve Davis
← 1982–83 1984–85 →

The 1983–84 snooker season was a series of snooker tournaments played between 4 July 1983 and 19 May 1984. The following table outlines the results for the ranking and the invitational events.

Calendar[]

Date[n 1]			Rank	Tournament name	Venue	City	Winner	Runner-up	Score	Reference
07–??	07–??	NZL	NR				Bill Werbeniuk	Doug Mountjoy	1–0	[1]
07–04	07–15	AUS	NR	Australian Masters	Channel 10 Television Studios	Sydney	Cliff Thorburn	Bill Werbeniuk	7–3	[2][3]
08–??	08–??	CAN	NR	Canadian Professional Championship	Canadian National Exhibition Stadium	Toronto	Kirk Stevens	Frank Jonik	9–8	[4]
08–05	08–07	HKG	NR	Hong Kong Masters		Hong Kong	Doug Mountjoy	Terry Griffiths	4–3	[5]
08–11	08–13	THA	NR	Thailand Masters		Bangkok	Tony Meo	Steve Davis	2–1	[6]
08–26	08–28	SCO	NR	Scottish Professional Championship	Glasgow University	Glasgow	Murdo MacLeod	Eddie Sinclair	11–9	[7]
09–22	09–25	SCO	NR	Scottish Masters		Glasgow	Steve Davis	Tony Knowles	9–6	[8]
10–01	10–09	ENG	WR	International Open		Newcastle	Steve Davis	Cliff Thorburn	9–4	[9]
10–10	10–21	ENG	WR	Professional Players Tournament		Bristol	Tony Knowles	Joe Johnson	9–8	[10]
10–22	10–30	ENG	TE	World Team Classic	Hexagon Theatre	Reading	England	Wales	4–2	[11][12]
11–18	12–04	ENG	NR	UK Championship	Guild Hall	Preston	Alex Higgins	Steve Davis	16–15	[13]
12–09	12–18	ENG	TE	World Doubles Championship		Northampton	Steve Davis Tony Meo	Tony Knowles Jimmy White	10–2	[14][15]
12–28	12–30	ENG	NR	Pot Black[n 2]	BBC Studios	Birmingham	Terry Griffiths	John Spencer	2–1	[16][17]
01–08	01–15	ENG	WR	The Classic		Warrington	Steve Davis	Tony Meo	9–8	[18]
01–22	01–29	ENG	NR	The Masters	Wembley Conference Centre	London	Jimmy White	Terry Griffiths	9–5	[19][20]
02–??	02–??	RSA	NR	South African Professional Championship			Jimmy van Rensberg	Perrie Mans	10–7	[4]
02–21	02–24	ENG	NR	Tolly Cobbold Classic		Ipswich	Steve Davis	Tony Knowles	8–2	[21]
02–27	03–04	ENG	NR	International Masters		Derby	Steve Davis	Dave Martin	[n 3]	[22][23]
03–05	03–11	WAL	NR	Welsh Professional Championship		Ebbw Vale	Doug Mountjoy	Cliff Wilson	9–3	[24]
03–27	04–01	IRL	NR	Irish Masters		Kill	Steve Davis	Terry Griffiths	9–1	[25]
11–11	04–14	GBR	NR	Professional Snooker League			John Virgo	Dennis Taylor	[n 4]	[26]
04–21	05–07	ENG	WR	World Snooker Championship	Crucible Theatre	Sheffield	Steve Davis	Jimmy White	18–16	[27]
05–12	05–19	WAL	NR	Pontins Professional	Pontins	Prestatyn	Willie Thorne	John Spencer	9–7	[28][29]

Official rankings[]

The top 16 of the world rankings, these players automatically played in the final rounds of the world ranking events and were invited for the Masters.^[30][31][32]

No.	Ch.	Name
1		Steve Davis
2		Ray Reardon
3		Cliff Thorburn
4		Tony Knowles
5		Alex Higgins
6		Eddie Charlton
7		Kirk Stevens
8		Bill Werbeniuk
9		Terry Griffiths
10		David Taylor
11		Jimmy White
12		Doug Mountjoy
13		Dennis Taylor
14		John Virgo
15		Tony Meo
16		John Spencer

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