PDC calendar 2026: selected tournaments, dates & results
Selected major PDC tournaments: upcoming dates across years and results for the 2026 season. Draws, schedules and averages as available.
PDC tournaments: dates, schedules and results
The PDC calendar brings together selected tournaments with dates, venues and results, including the PDC World Championship, the Premier League and the World Matchplay. Upcoming dates are at the top. Choose a season in the results archive for past tournaments. You can plan your next darts night or look up who won an event.
You can quickly check the next date or take a closer look at a tournament. Depending on the competition, its page has the draw, schedule, results and player averages. There is more than a date in a list: you can also follow a player’s progress through the tournament and see how the final ended.
When is play scheduled?
The preview shows the next four tournaments, even when they fall in different years. Expand the list for more dates. If a tournament is currently in progress, it appears in a separate section above them. Each entry shows its dates and venue. That helps when you want to keep a weekend free or plan a darts night with friends.
Tournament dates are not a detailed match schedule. Check the tournament page for the start of a particular match or session, where that information is available. Before the draw, you can first find the format and the players announced so far. Announced tournaments get their own page when the data becomes available.
What do results and averages tell you?
The results archive lists the most recently completed tournaments first. It shows the winner and, where available, the final score and opponent. Open the tournament for results from earlier rounds. You can select a particular player there to follow their matches without searching through every pairing.
Depending on the tournament, matches are played in legs or sets. A leg is a single game; in a set format, several legs make up a set. The same final score can therefore mean different things in two tournaments. An average is the mean score per three darts. It helps you assess a player’s performance, but does not by itself tell you who won the match.
Why do tournament pages look different?
Not every tournament fits the same bracket. With a fixed knockout draw, you can see which players could meet in later rounds. If there is a new draw between rounds, results are listed by round instead. The views available for a tournament depend on its format and the available data.
The Premier League includes standings, individual nights and play-offs. The World Cup is played by teams and has groups followed by a knockout phase. Those tournament pages therefore also include tables, groups or teams. You do not have to know these formats beforehand: the views help you follow the tournament’s progress.
How can I keep track of upcoming dates?
Use the calendar icon next to a tournament to add its date to your personal calendar. The calendar export at the top contains all upcoming tournaments together. A dialog first explains what will happen. Only “Create calendar file” generates the file, which you can then import into Apple Calendar, Google Calendar or Outlook, for example.
The calendar file contains all-day events for the full tournament duration, rather than start times for individual matches. It is a one-time import and does not update automatically. Check the dates again before a tournament. Results on this page are also maintained manually. Each tournament shows its data update and the sources used.
Questions about the PDC calendar
Which PDC tournaments can I find here?
A selection of major PDC tournaments, including the World Championship, Premier League, UK Open, World Matchplay and World Cup. Individual Players Championship events and the full European Tour are not included. The overview brings upcoming dates and the results archive together. When a tournament has its own page, you can find more details about players, format and results there.
Where can I find the schedule and results?
Click a tournament in the list. On its page, switch between the available views, such as the draw, schedule, results or players. Tables and groups are added when the format needs them. Before the draw, you can first see the format and players announced so far. A tournament that is only announced gets its own page when the data becomes available.
Are the results live?
No. Results are updated manually and are not a live ticker. When play is in progress, new results may appear later. The tournament page shows when its data was last updated. The sources also identify the Wikipedia article version used. That lets you check how current the information is.
Why is the World Championship listed in the next season?
The season follows the year of the final. A World Championship that starts in December and ends in January therefore belongs to the new year. The season selection only filters the results archive. The preview shows ongoing and upcoming tournaments across year boundaries. You can find the next World Championship there before the year changes, even though its final is in the new year.
Can I add the dates to my calendar?
Yes. The calendar icon next to a tournament first opens an explanation with its dates. The calendar export at the top can also include all upcoming tournaments together. “Create calendar file” gives you an .ics file to import. It contains all-day events and does not update automatically. Set reminders in your calendar app.
Is this the official PDC website?
No. The PDC calendar is an extra feature of the darts scorer and is not an official PDC site. Sources for dates and results are listed under “Sources and data updates” and on tournament pages. They include Wikipedia, plus the PDC tournament calendar and Sky Sports for announced dates. Dates and venues can change, so check the stated data update too.