The draw for the first three rounds of the 2025 UK Open has been announced. A number of notable names will be in action in the early rounds and you can see the draw right here!
A number of top players do not have to enter until the later rounds, including world number one Luke Humphries, world champion Luke Littler, and absolute top players such as Michael van Gerwen, Stephen Bunting and Gerwyn Price among others all enter from the last 64. This means that the players who have fought their way through the early rounds will be able to compete with the absolute world's best from then on as the UK Open gets really interesting.
Among the notable names in action in round one are the likes of John Henderson, Wesley Plaisier, Christian Kist, Beau Greaves, Stefan Bellmont, Max Hopp and Jim Long. From round two, the likes of William Borland, Andy Baetens, Thibault Tricole, Dom Taylor, Jelle Klaasen and Owen Bates enter the field. Then in the third round, players such as William O'Connor, Callan Rydz, Cameron Menzies, Mensur Suljovic, Jose De Sousa, Raymond van Barneveld, Scott Williams and more.
See the draw for the opening three rounds in full down below!
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First round
Darryl Pilgrim v Chris Hartrey
Wesley Plaisier v Cam Crabtree
Adam Lipscombe v Marc Dewsbury
Paul Rowley v Karel Sedlacek
Greg Ritchie v Jamie Kelling
Marvin van Velzen v Tom Bissell
Simon Stevenson v Jules van Dongen
Dennie Olde Kalter v Andy Boulton
Christopher Wickenden v Nathan Girvan
Oskar Lukasiak v Thomas Lovely
Danny van Trijp v Henry Coates
Cor Dekker v Niko Springer
Tommy Lishman v Kai Gotthardt
John Henderson v Graham Usher
Danny Jansen v Dominik Gruellich
Jimmy van Schie v Adam Paxton
Tavis Dudeney v Graham Hall
Christian Kist v Daniel Perry
Maximilian Czerwinski v Maik Kuivenhoven
Derek Coulson v Darius Labanauskas
Mike Gillet v Rusty-Jake Rodriguez
Leon Weber v Alexander Merkx
Owen Roelofs v Tom Sykes
Jurjen van der Velde v Tytus Kanik
Lee Cocks v Stefaan Henderyck
Scott Baker v Andreas Harrysson
Beau Greaves v Stefan Bellmont
Adam Warner v Tommy Morris
Sebastian Bialecki v Viktor Tingstrom
Shaun Fox v Max Hopp
Charlie Manby v Aden Kirk
Pero Ljubic v Jim Long
Second round
Coulson/Labanauskas v Mario Vandenbogaerde
Joshua Richardson v Van Velzen/Bissell
Weber/Merkx v Wickenden/Girvan
Berry van Peer v Van Trijp/Coates
Martijn Dragt v Dudeney/Hall
Fox/Hopp v Justin Hood
Lukas Wenig v Rowley/Sedlacek
Baker/Harrysson v Jansen/Gruellich
Chris Landman v Kist/Perry
William Borland v Brett Claydon
Henderson/Usher v Gillet/Rodriguez
Andy Baetens v Plaisier/Crabtree
Lukasiak/Lovely v Cocks/Henderyck
Manby/Kirk v Haupai Puha
Danny Lauby v Tim Wolters
Adam Hunt v Czerwinski/Kuivenhoven
Darren Beveridge v James Hurrell
Ljubic/Long v Nathan Rafferty
Lishman/Gotthardt v Michele Turetta
Jitse van der Wal v Pilgrim/Hartrey
Matthew Dennant v Olde Kalter/Boulton
Thibault Tricole v Roelofs/Sykes
Radek Szaganski v Benjamin Reus
Van der Velde/Kanik v Bradley Brooks
Jelle Klaasen v Lipscombe/Dewsbury
Rhys Griffin v Greaves/Bellmont
Warner/Morris v Ritchie/Kelling
George Killington v Owen Bates
Van Schie/Paxton v Stevenson/Van Dongen
Dekker/Springer v Patrick Geeraets
Steve Lennon v Dom Taylor
Robert Grundy v Bialecki/Tingstrom
Third round
Tricole/Roelofs/Sykes v William O'Connor
Madars Razma v Ryan Meikle
Van der Wal/Pilgrim/Hartrey v Lauby/Wolters
Callan Rydz v Alan Soutar
Weber/Merkx/Wickenden/Girvan v Matt Campbell
Dennant/Olde Kalter/Boulton v Lukasiak/Lovely/Cocks/Henderyck
Dragt/Dudeney/Hall v Borland/Claydon
Richard Veenstra v Coulson/Labanauskas/Vandenbogaerde
Manby/Kirk/Puha v Landman/Kist/Perry
Fox/Hopp/Hood v Beveridge/Hurrell
Rob Owen v Niels Zonneveld
Jeffrey de Graaf v Hunt/Czerwinski/Kuivenhoven
Jim Williams v Martin Lukeman
Lishman/Gotthardt/Turetta v Stephen Burton
Ian White v Klaasen/Lipscombe/Dewsbury
Lennon/Taylor v Cameron Menzies
Henderson/Usher/Gillet/Rodriguez v Raymond van Barneveld
Jose de Sousa v Van Schie/Paxton/Stevenson/Van Dongen
Mensur Suljovic v Ljubic/Long/Rafferty
Szaganski/Reus v Baetens/Plaisier/Crabtree
Wenig/Rowley/Sedlacek v Kim Huybrechts
Jermaine Wattimena v Florian Hempel
Griffin/Greaves/Bellmont v Mickey Mansell
Van Peer/Van Trijp/Coates v Connor Scutt
Nick Kenny v Baker/Harrysson/Jansen/Gruellich
Scott Williams v Wessel Nijman
Richardson/Van Velzen/Bissell v Killington/Bates
Keane Barry v Van der Velde/Kanik/Brooks
Ricky Evans v Gabriel Clemens
Dekker/Springer/Geeraets v Dylan Slevin
Kevin Doets v Warner/Morris/Ritchie/Kelling
Grundy/Bialecki/Tingstrom v Luke Woodhouse
Directly admitted to the fourth round
1. Luke Humphries
2. Luke Littler
3. Michael van Gerwen
4. Rob Cross
5. Stephen Bunting
6. Jonny Clayton
7. Dave Chisnall
8. Chris Dobey
9. Gerwyn Price
10. Damon Heta
11. Nathan Aspinall
12. Peter Wright
13. Danny Noppert
14. James Wade
15. Gary Anderson
16. Dimitri Van den Bergh
17. Josh Rock
18. Ryan Searle
19. Ross Smith
20. Michael Smith
21. Andrew Gilding
22. Martin Schindler
23. Joe Cullen
24. Mike De Decker
25. Daryl Gurney
26. Dirk van Duijvenbode
27. Gian van Veen
28. Ritchie Edhouse
29. Ryan Joyce
30. Ricardo Pietreczko
31. Krzysztof Ratajski
32. Brendan Dolan
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