Participants German Darts Grand Prix 2025: Littler, Humphries and Van Gerwen to compete in Munich during Easter weekend
PDC
From April 19 to 21, the German Darts Grand Prix 2025 will be played over the Easter weekend. As in recent years, the Zenith in Munich will host this PDC European Tour tournament.
Luke Humphries will try to defend his title there. 'Cool Hand Luke' is not the only (former) world champion on the list of participants, as Luke Littler, Michael van Gerwen, Gerwyn Price, Rob Cross and Peter Wright have also confirmed their arrival and are among the top-16 players on the seeding list. The same goes for the likes of Jonny Clayton, Dave Chisnall, Nathan Aspinall, James Wade and Dimitri van den Bergh. Stephen Bunting, Gary Anderson and Chris Dobey have indicated they do not wish to participate, and are therefore missing this event.
The top-16 players on the PDC Order of Merit enter the tournament from the second round. There are also 16 players who qualified via the Pro Tour, but they must start from the first round. Among these players are former world champions Michael Smith and Raymond van Barneveld, as well as former major winners Daryl Gurney, Mike de Decker, Ritchie Edhouse and Joe Cullen.
The field of participants for the German Darts Grand Prix consists of a total of 48 players. In addition to the 32 invited players, the lineup is further filled with several winners from the qualifying tournaments. Ten players remain from the qualifying tournament for Tour Card holders, while there are also four Host Nation Qualifiers and the winner of both the Nordic & Baltic Qualifier and the East Europe Qualifier.
Participants German Darts Grand Prix 2025 (ET4)
Top 16 seeded players
1. Luke Humphries
2. Luke Littler
3. Michael van Gerwen
4. Rob Cross
5. Jonny Clayton
6. Dave Chisnall
7. Gerwyn Price
8. Damon Heta
9. Nathan Aspinall
10. Peter Wright
11. Danny Noppert
12. James Wade
13. Dimitri Van den Bergh
14. Josh Rock
15. Ross Smith
16. Andrew Gilding
Pro Tour Qualifiers
Martin Schindler
Ryan Searle
Daryl Gurney
Gian van Veen
Raymond van Barneveld
Mike De Decker
Wessel Nijman
Ritchie Edhouse
Cameron Menzies
Michael Smith
Jermaine Wattimena
Joe Cullen
Dirk van Duijvenbode
Luke Woodhouse
Ricardo Pietreczko
Ryan Joyce
Participants Tour Card Holders Qualifier
Andy Baetens
Owen Bates
Darren Beveridge
Sebastian Bialecki
Tom Bissell
William Borland
Andy Boulton
Bradley Brooks
Stephen Burton
Matt Campbell
Brett Claydon
Jonny Clayton
Gabriel Clemens
Cam Crabtree
Maximilian Czerwinski
Jeffrey De Graaf
Jose de Sousa
Cor Dekker
Matthew Dennant
Kevin Doets
Brendan Dolan
Martijn Dragt
Tavis Dudeney
Ricky Evans
Patrick Geeraets
Kai Gotthardt
Rhys Griffin
Dominik Gruellich
Robert Grundy
Florian Hempel
Stefaan Henderyck
Justin Hood
Max Hopp
Adam Hunt
James Hurrell
Kim Huybrechts
Tytus Kanik
Nick Kenny
George Killington
Christian Kist
Jelle Klaasen
Maik Kuivenhoven
Danny Lauby
Steve Lennon
Adam Lipscombe
Pero Ljubic
Jim Long
Thomas Lovely
Oskar Lukasiak
Martin Lukeman
Mickey Mansell
Ryan Meikle
William O'Connor
Dennie Olde Kalter
Rob Owen
Adam Paxton
Ricardo Pietreczko
Darryl Pilgrim
Wesley Plaisier
Haupai Puha
Nathan Rafferty
Krzysztof Ratajski
Madars Razma
Benjamin Reus
Joshua Richardson
Greg Ritchie
Rusty-Jake Rodriguez
Callan Rydz
Connor Scutt
Karel Sedlacek
Dylan Slevin
Alan Soutar
Niko Springer
Mensur Suljovic
Radek Szaganski
Dom Taylor
Viktor Tingstrom
Thibault Tricole
Jitse Van der Wal
Jules van Dongen
Berry van Peer
Marvin van Velzen
Mario Vandenbogaerde
Richard Veenstra
Adam Warner
Leon Weber
Lukas Wenig
Ian White
Jim Williams
Scott Williams
Tim Wolters
Niels Zonneveld
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