Scottish Open (darts)

Scottish Open
Tournament information
Venue
Location	Renfrew
Country	Scotland
Established	1995 (24 editions)
Organisation(s)	BDO, category A WDF Gold Event
Format	Legs
Prize fund	£10,550
Month(s) Played	February
Current champion(s)
Jim Williams (men's) Beau Greaves (women's)

The Scottish Open is a darts tournament organised by the and has been staged every year in February since 1995. The current venue is the Normandy Cosmopolitan Hotel in Renfrew.^[1] In 2014 Robbie Green became the first player to win the tournament on more than one occasion, with the previous 20 tournaments won by 20 different players.

List of winners[]

There was a previous incarnation of the event staged in 1977, which was won by Australia's Russell Stewart who remains the youngest winner of the competition at the age of 23.^[2] Although Stewart was one of the most successful Australian players of the 1980s, this was the only title he won in the UK. It helped him qualify for the world championships for the first time in 1984.

Previous version[]

Men's[]

Year	Champion (average in final)	Score	Runner-up (average in final)	Total Prize money	Champion	Runner-up
	Leighton Rees	bt		?	?	?
	Jocky Wilson	bt	Rab Smith
		bt
	Eric Bristow	bt
	Eric Bristow	bt	Ceri Morgan
	Peter Locke	bt	Eric Bristow
	Russell Stewart	?-?	Terry O'Dea	£?	£?	£?

Women's[]

Year	Champion (average in final)	Score	Runner-up (average in final)	Total Prize money	Champion	Runner-up
		?-?		?	?	?

Current tournaments[]

Men's ^[3][]

The BDO created two new events (the England Open and the Scottish Open) in 1995, which could have been in response to the split in darts which had seen many of the top players leave the organisation to start the WDC (now the PDC).

Year	Champion (average in final)	Score	Runner-up (average in final)	Total Prize money	Champion	Runner-up
	Chris Mason	3–0	Colin Monk	£?	£?	£?
	Mark Salmon	3–2	Sean Palfrey	£?	£?	£?
		3–2	Ritchie Davies	£?	£?	£?
	Peter Johnstone	3–2	Peter Manley	£?	£?	£?
	Denis Ovens	3–0	Chris Mason	£?	£?	£?
		3–2	Andy Smith	£?	£?	£?
	John Walton	3–2	Tony Eccles	£?	£?	£?
	Ritchie Davies	3–2	Tony Eccles	£?	£?	£?
	Davy Richardson	3–1	Mike Gregory	£?	£?	£?
	Mike Veitch	3–2	Martin Atkins	£3,400	£1,400	£600
	Martin Adams (114.00)	3–1	Gary Anderson (100.86)	£?	£?	£?
	Göran Klemme (102.21)	3–1	Ross Montgomery (83.49)	£?	£?	£?
	Gary Anderson (88.74)	5–3	Scott Waites (83.40)	£4,560	£2,000	£800
	Garry Thompson	5–1	Shaun Greatbatch	£4,560	£2,000	£800
	Tony O'Shea	5–4	Martin Atkins	£5,040	£2,000	£800
	Stuart Kellett	6–3		£5,040	£2,000	£800
	Robbie Green	5–4	Clive Barden	£5,510	£2,250	£1,000
	Tony Eccles	5–3	Robbie Green	£5,510	£2,250	£1,000
	Wesley Harms	5–4	Jim Williams	£8,140	£3,000	£1,500
	Robbie Green (2)	6–4	Jamie Hughes	£8,140	£3,000	£1,500
	Dennis Harbour	6–5	Glen Durrant	£8,140	£3,000	£1,500
	Danny Noppert	6–0	Dean Reynolds	£8,140	£3,000	£1,500
2017	Cameron Menzies	6–2	Daniel Day	£8,180	£3,000	£1,500
	Richard Veenstra	6–3	Gary Robson	£8,180	£3,000	£1,500
	Wesley Harms (2)	6–5	Cody Harris	£8,180	£3,000	£1,500
	Jim Williams	6–2	Steve Hine	£8,180	£3,000	£1,500

Women's ^[4][]

Year	Champion (average in final)	Score	Runner-up (average in final)	Total Prize money	Champion	Runner-up
	Deta Hedman	beat		£?	£?	£?
	Anne Kirk	beat		£?	£?	£?
	Deta Hedman	beat	Tricia Wright	£?	£?	£?
	Deta Hedman	beat		£?	£?	£?
	Anne Kirk	beat		£?	£?	£?
		beat		£?	£?	£?
	Tricia Wright	beat		£?	£?	£?
		beat		£?	£?	£?
		beat		£?	£?	£?
		3–0		£?	£?	£?
		beat		£?	£?	£?
	Anastasia Dobromyslova	beat		£?	£?	£?
	Karin Krappen	beat		£?	£?	£?
	Anastasia Dobromyslova	beat	Francis Hoenselaar	£?	£?	£?
	Tricia Wright	4–0		£?	£?	£?
	Lorraine Winstanley	4–2		£?	£?	£?
	Lorraine Winstanley	4–3	Irina Armstrong	£?	£?	£?
	Deta Hedman	4–2	Julie Gore	£?	£?	£?
	Deta Hedman	4–1	Fallon Sherrock	£?	£?	£?
	Anastasia Dobromyslova	4–0	Tricia Wright	£?	£?	£?
	Deta Hedman	5–4	Fallon Sherrock	£?	£?	£?
	Lorraine Winstanley	5–3	Deta Hedman	£?	£?	£?
	Fallon Sherrock	5–4	Deta Hedman	£?	£?	£?
	Anastasia Dobromyslova	5–4	Fallon Sherrock	£?	£?	£?
	Lisa Ashton	5–1	Fallon Sherrock	£2,370	£1,000	£450
	Beau Greaves	5–2	Fallon Sherrock	£2,370	£1,000	£450

Tournament records[]

• Most wins 2: Robbie Green.
• Most finals 3: Robbie Green, Tony Eccles.
• Most semi-finals 4: Martin Adams, Ronnie Baxter
• Most quarter-finals 4: Gary Robson.
• Most appearances 7: Gary Robson, Martin Adams.
• Most prize money won £6,470: Robbie Green.
• Best winning average (114.00) : Martin Adams v Gary Anderson, 2005 Final.
• Youngest winner age 23: Russell Stewart.
• Oldest winner age 48: Martin Adams.

References[]

External links[]

• Scottish Open Winners dartsdatabase