The PDC Asian Tour is set to return to a full calendar of events for the first time in four years in 2023, with 24 events scheduled to take place across the continent next year.
The PDC Asian Tour will return to a full calendar of events in 2023 for the first time in four years, with 24 events taking place across the continent.
After its introduction in 2018, the Asian Tour had a successful first two years before the COVID-19 pandemic interrupted the 2020 season, with subsequent restrictions making a return in 2021 and 2022 impossible.
This year the PDC Asian Championship was introduced, with Christian Perez capturing the title and the four semi-finalists qualifying for the World Darts Championship.
However, a full calendar of events will return in 2023, with the first 15 events taking place in five countries. Dates for a further nine events across three countries and the 2023 PDC Asian Championship will be confirmed in due course.
Each event offers $10,000 in prize money, with prize money won counting towards the PDC Asian Tour Order of Merit. This ranking will be used as a qualifying tool for the Asian Darts Championship, World Cup of Darts, Grand Slam of Darts and the World Darts Championship at Alexandra Palace.
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Calendar PDC Asian Tour 2023
Asian Tour 1-3
March 11-12, Kobe
Asian Tour 4-6
March 25-26, Seoul
Asian Tour 7-9
April 15-16, Tacloban
Asian Tour 10-12
April 29-30, Hong Kong
Asian Tour 13-15
May 27-28, Ulaanbaatar
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