The PDC European Tour 2019 this season visits thirteen host cities across six countries. Czech Republic makes its debut on the European circuit. Events in the Netherlands, Germany, Austria, Denmark and Gibraltar return to the calendar.
Through the European Tour prize money can be earned with which players can qualify for the big tournaments. Playing the European circuit is also the only way to qualify for the European Championship in Göttingen.
The first Euro Tour tournament of the year will be played in Leverkusen at the end of March. In May, Graz hosts the first European Tour event outside Germany. After returning to Sindelfingen, the PDC will visit venues in Zwolle, Copenhagen, Prague and Vienna. Two more German cities host a tournament, before the final event will be held in Gibraltar.
Click here to find the prize fund breakdown for the Euro Tour events.
The first Euro Tour tournament of the year will be played in Leverkusen at the end of March. In May, Graz hosts the first European Tour event outside Germany. After returning to Sindelfingen, the PDC will visit venues in Zwolle, Copenhagen, Prague and Vienna. Two more German cities host a tournament, before the final event will be held in Gibraltar.
Click here to find the prize fund breakdown for the Euro Tour events.
Calendar 2019 PDC European Tour
| Event | Date | Location |
| ET1 European Darts Open | 22 – 24 March | Leverkusen |
| ET2 German Darts Championship | 29 – 31 March | Hildesheim |
| ET3 German Darts Grand Prix | 20 – 22 April | Munich |
| ET4 German Darts Open | 26 – 28 April | Saarbrücken |
| ET5 Austrian Darts Open | 3 – 5 May | Graz |
| ET6 European Darts Grand Prix | 10 – 12 May | Sindelfingen |
| ET7 Dutch Darts Masters | 24 – 26 May | Zwolle |
| ET8 Danish Darts Open | 14 – 16 June | Copenhagen |
| ET9 Czech Darts Open | 28 juni – 30 June | Prague |
| ET10 Austrian Darts Championship | 30 August – 1 September | Vienna |
| ET11 European Darts Matchplay | 6 – 8 September | Mannheim |
| ET12 International Darts Open | 13 – 15 September | Riesa |
| ET13 Gibraltar Darts Trophy | 27 – 29 September | Gibraltar |
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