2022 WDF calendar

2022 WDF calendar
Tournament information
Dates	Yearly
Country	Worldwide
Organisation(s)	WDF
Format	501 Legs (men's & women's)
Prize fund	Depends on tournament's category
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2022 WDF season of darts comprises every tournament of World Darts Federation. The prize money of the tournaments may vary depending on category.

Two of WDF's most prestigious events are due to be held in 2022, WDF World Darts Championship (to be held in April'22),^[1] WDF World Masters (to be held in December'22)

2022 is the dart's second year under WDF-sole management after the demise of BDO in 2020.^[2]

Tournament categories, points & prize money[]

World Darts Federation		Points
Category	Prize Fund ($)	1st	2nd	3/4	5/8	9/16	17/32	33/64
Platinum	It depends on each tournament	270	167	103	64	39	26	13
Gold		180	111	68	43	26	17	9
Silver		90	56	34	21	13	9
Bronze		45	28	17	11	6

Calendar[]

January[]

Date	Tournament	Cat.	Venue	City	Prize money	Men's			Women's
						winner	score	runner-up	winner	score	runner-up
January 5		Bronze	Izhevsk State Medical Academy	Izhevsk	₽121,000	Aleksei Kadochnikov	6–2			6–2
January 6		Bronze			₽81,000	Aleksei Kadochnikov	6–3			6–4
January 15	Las Vegas Open	Silver	Tuscany Suites and Casino	Paradise	$7,430	Jim Widmayer	6–4	Gary Mawson		5–4

February[]

Date	Tournament	Cat.	Venue	City	Prize money	Men's			Women's
						winner	score	runner-up	winner	score	runner-up
February 5–6		Bronze	Bullseye Reykjavik	Reykjavík	n/a	John Scott	7–5			7–2
February 26		Silver	Hard Rock Hotel & Casino	Wheatland	$6,780		5–4			5–3
February 26	Slovak Open	Silver	x-bionic® sphere	Šamorín	€8,000		5–4			5–2
February 27		Bronze			€4,000		5–2		Laura Turner	5–2	Lorraine Winstanley

March[]

Date	Tournament	Cat.	Venue	City	Prize money	Men's			Women's
						winner	score	runner-up	winner	score	runner-up
March 5		Bronze	Inn at Grand Glaize	Osage Beach	$2,295		6–3			4–3
March 6		Bronze	Club Forster	Forster	AU$4,380		5–3			4–0
March 10–13	Isle of Man Classic	Silver	Villa Marina	Douglas	£7,012	James Hurrell	6–3		Beau Greaves	5–0	Deta Hedman
March 11–13		Non-ranked			£1,995	Ryan Hogarth	5–4	Kai Fan Leung	Beau Greaves	5–2	Deta Hedman
March 12–13	Isle of Man Open	Gold			£15,695	Dave Prins	6–3		Beau Greaves	5–1	Deta Hedman
March 12		Bronze	Budapest Honvéd Sports Complex	Budapest	HUF1,000,000		6–4			5–2
March 13		Bronze					6–3	János Végső		5–2
April 15–18		Non-ranked	Sol Príncipe Hotel	Torremolinos	€4,070	Steve Smith	4–1			4–1
April 17–18							4–0		Paula Jacklin	4–3
March 19	Gibraltar Open	Bronze	George Federico Darts Hall	Gibraltar	£2,500		4–2			bt.	Paula Jacklin
March 19		Bronze	Glasir Sports Hall	Tórshavn	kr.19,400		5–1			4–2
March 20		Bronze			kr.19,400		5–2			4–3

April[]

Date	Tournament	Cat.	Venue	City	Prize money	Men's			Women's
						winner	score	runner-up	winner	score	runner-up
April 2–10	WDF World Darts Championship	Platinum	Lakeside Country Club	Frimley Green	£287,500
April 17		Bronze	Geelong Darts Club	Geelong	AU$4,600
April 24		Bronze	Murray Bridge Darts Club	Murray Bridge	AU$4,800
April 23–24	Scottish Open	Gold	Normandy Cosmopolitan Hotel	Renfrew	£10,550
April 23–24	Iceland Open	Bronze	Bullseye Reykjavik	Reykjavík	kr280,000
April 30		Silver	Holiday Inn	Strongsville	$5,000
April 30	Denmark Open	Gold	Granly Hockey Arena	Esbjerg	DKK139,200
May 1		Silver			DKK60,600
April 30–May 1		Bronze	Edmonton Inn & Conference Centre	Edmonton	C$5,100
April 30–May 1		Bronze	Shédiac Multipurpose Centre	Shédiac	C$2,690

May[]

Date	Tournament	Cat.	Venue	City	Prize money	Men's			Women's
						winner	score	runner-up	winner	score	runner-up
May 6	Welsh Classic	Silver	Prestatyn Sands Holiday Park	Prestatyn	£7,605	[[ ]]		[[ ]]	[[ ]]		[[ ]]
May 8	Welsh Open	Gold			£17,460	[[ ]]		[[ ]]	[[ ]]		[[ ]]
May 21	Lithuania Open	Bronze	Žalgiris Arena	Kaunas	€1,730	[[ ]]		[[ ]]	[[ ]]		[[ ]]
May 22		Bronze			€1,730	[[ ]]		[[ ]]	[[ ]]		[[ ]]
May 22		Bronze	Inala Darts Club	Inala	AU$4,800	[[ ]]		[[ ]]	[[ ]]		[[ ]]
May 28		Bronze	Chinook Winds Casino Resort	Lincoln City	$2,650	[[ ]]		[[ ]]	[[ ]]		[[ ]]
May 29	Nordic Cup Open	Bronze	Scandic Triangeln	Malmö	SEK15,000	[[ ]]		[[ ]]	[[ ]]		[[ ]]

Tournaments cancelled[]

Following tournaments have been cancelled or postponed until 2023.

Statistical information[]

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).

Titles won by player (men's)[]

Total	Player	Category
		Platinum	Gold	Silver	Bronze
2	Aleksei Kadochnikov (RUS)				● ●
1	Dave Prins (ENG)		●
1	(USA)			●
1	James Hurrell (ENG)			●
1	(ROM)			●
1	Jim Widmayer (USA)			●
1	(HUN)				●
1	(NIR)				●
1	(USA)				●
1	(HUN)				●
1	(AUS)				●
1	Henrik Sjöberg (SWE)				●
1	John Scott (ENG)				●
1	(SWE)				●

Titles won by nation (men's)[]

Total	Nation	Category
		Platinum	Gold	Silver	Bronze
3	England (ENG)		●	●	●
3	United States (USA)			● ●	●
2	Hungary (HUN)				● ●
2	Russia (RUS)				● ●
2	Sweden (SWE)				● ●
1	Romania (ROM)			●
1	Australia (AUS)				●
1	Northern Ireland (NIR)				●

Titles won by player (women's)[]

Total	Player	Category
		Platinum	Gold	Silver	Bronze
3	(SWE)				● ● ●
2	Beau Greaves (ENG)		●	●
2	(USA)			●	●
1	(ENG)			●
1	(USA)			●
1	(SWE)				●
1	(RUS)				●
1	(BRA)				●
1	(RUS)				●
1	(ENG)				●
1	Laura Turner (ENG)				●

Titles won by nation (women's)[]

Total	Nation	Category
		Platinum	Gold	Silver	Bronze
5	England (ENG)		●	● ●	● ●
4	Sweden (SWE)				● ● ● ●
3	United States (USA)			● ●	●
2	Russia (RUS)				● ●
1	Brazil (BRA)				●

Rankings[]

Only the best ten points achievements by players in WDF Ranked Tournaments accounts towards the WDF Rankings

Updated to November 28, 2021

References[]

External links[]

• 2022 WDF calendar