Order of Merit PDC UK and European Q-School 2026: Final Results and Standings from Milton Keynes and Kalkar

The PDC UK and European Q-School takes place between 5-11 January with parallel events running in Milton Keynes and Kalkar. The first stage runs between 5-7 January with the top 16 players on each day moving through to join the Final Stage.

The Final Stage is where the Tour Cards will be handed out in which the winners from each Q-School will receive a Tour Card as well as the finalists meaning the fine margins increase as well as the chances to get an outright Tour Card.

The first phase will feature the likes of John Part, Steve Beaton, Keegan Brown, Mark Dudbridge, Andy Hamilton, Alan Norris, Kevin Painter, Shane McGuirk, and John Henderson in the UK. Ted Evetts, Mervyn King, Jack Tweddell, Sam Spivey, Scott Waites, Scott Campbell, Carl Sneyd, Graham Hall, Lee Cocks, Joe Hunt, Charlie Manby, Ryan Branley, James Beeton, Jenson Walker, Patrik Williams, Nathan Potter, Henry Coates, Tyler Thorpe, Fallon Sherrock, Devon Petersen, Darren Beveridge, Steve Lennon, Matthew Dennant, Dylan Slevin, Adam Hunt, Jim Williams, Rhys Griffin, Robert Grundy, Nathan Rafferty, William Borland, Brett Claydon, George Killington, and Stephen Burton all qualify automatically for the Final Stage.

While in Kalkar, Mason Whitlock, Rowby-John Rodriguez, Brian Raman, David Cameron, Boris Krcmar, Jeffrey de Zwaan, Jerry Hendriks, Danny Jansen, Ron Meulenkamp, Owen Roelofs, Jeffrey Sparidaans, and Jimmy van Schie headline the first stage. 

While Michael Unterbuchner, Alexander Merkx, Danny van Trijp, Jamai van den Herik, Jurjen van der Velde, Adam Gawlas, Jannis Barkhausen, Adam Sevada, Jesús Salate, Ben Robb, Tomoya Goto, Andreas Harrysson, Levy Frauenfelder, Bradly Roes, Chris Landman, Florian Hempel, Andy Baetens, José de Sousa, Patrick Geeraets, Jitse van der Wal, Radek Szaganski, Jelle Klaasen, Martijn Dragt, Danny Lauby, Benjamin Reus, Michele Turetta, and Matt Campbell qualify for the final stage.

In the UK, 13 cards are handed out with eight to finalists and five Order of Merit. In the EU, it is eight finalists and eight Order of Merits.

Lishman, Tommy (79.43) 5–3 (71.15) Evans-Bradford, James

Grearson, Martin (98.29) 5–2 (85.66) Walker, Lloyd

Monk, Arron (94.44) 5–2 (92.55) Ayres, Daniel

Chaplin, Jamie (72.96) 5–0 (73.12) Henderson, John

Martin, Robbie (91.65) 5–0 (84.50) Kay, Keelan

Coulson, Derek (83.19) 5–4 (77.81) McCormack, Killian

Fox, Shaun (92.23) 5–3 (90.96) Croft, Joe

Stevenson, Simon (98.88) 5–0 (82.00) Grimes, Damien

Lonsdale, Tom (87.94) 5–3 (87.99) Eichen, Jake

McGuirk, Shane (77.66) 5–4 (83.86) Beaton, Steve

Goddard, Danny (97.53) 5–1 (79.25) Large, Charlie

Sykes, Tom (84.89) 5–2 (87.95) Heywood, Joseph

Pride, Lewis (88.54) 5–1 (70.71) Tilley, Jamie

Hughes, Jamie (84.75) 5–2 (86.11) Lewis, Paul

Welding, James (88.46) 5–1 (78.18) Kelling, Jamie

Bevan, Llew (82.65) 5–2 (80.10) Hughes, James Howard

Patrick Maat (85.29) 5–3 (77.70) Michael De Meyer

Benjamin Pratnemer (82.04) 5–4 (81.60) Jeffrey de Zwaan

Jimmy van Schie (81.94) 5–1 (74.75) Kris Mievis

Danny Blom (99.41) 5–1 (86.21) Luitsen Elzinga

Stefan Dees (81.62) 5–2 (75.07) Jarno Bottenberg

Arno Merk (90.44) 5–3 (84.93) Michael Hurtz

Pascal Rupprecht (83.50) 5–0 (75.07) Mitja Gustorf

Danny Jansen (88.10) 5–1 (86.72) Tomislav Rosandic

Florian Preis (89.46) 5–0 (76.04) Jiri Brejcha

Romeo Grbavac (88.01) 5–2 (85.78) Gilbert van der Meijden

Simon Teysen (76.21) 5–4 (76.26) Brian Raman

Marvin Kraft (88.12) 5–4 (90.51) Sietse Lap

Filip Bereza (87.38) 5–0 (80.52) Michael van de Ven

Daniel Klose (90.31) 5–1 (79.27) Jose Justicia

Teemu Harju (85.22) 5–4 (86.47) Jeffrey Keen

Paul Krohne (95.86) 5–2 (80.05) Dennis van Bergen