The month of June is heavily scheduled with PDC tournaments this year. Almost all types of darters within the PDC are at their beck and call, as there are tournaments scheduled for various circuits.
This month includes tournaments on the World Series, Challenge Tour, Pro Tour, Women's Series, Development Tour and the Euro Tour. Another major tournament will also be played. See below which tournaments all take place in June.
June 7-8: Nordic Darts Masters
For the fourth time, a World Series tournament will be played in the Danish capital of Copenhagen. Eight world top players will compete against the eight best players from the Scandinavian countries and the Baltic states.
Michael van Gerwen and Luke Littler are not competing at the Nordic Darts Masters. Gerwyn Price, Luke Humphries, Michael Smith, Nathan Aspinall, Rob Cross, Peter Wright, Dimitri van den Bergh and Stephen Bunting do participate. They take on Madars Razma, Benjamin Drue Reus, Jeffrey de Graaf, Marko Kantele, Johan Engstrom, Vladimir Andersen, Dennis Nilsson and Daniel Larsson.
June 7-9: Challenge Tour 11-15
For those players who participated in the Q-School early this year but did not win a PDC Tour Card, there are five Challenge Tour tournaments scheduled in Leicester.
It is the third tournament weekend of the Challenge Tour this season. The top two players at the end of this season will receive an invitation to the World Darts Championship and a PDC Tour Card for 2025 and 2026.
June 11-13: Players Championship 11, Players Championship 12 & ET9-10 Tour Card Holder Qualifiers
The players who do have a PDC Tour Card are expected in Hildesheim, Germany, from June 11 to 13. They will play a Players Championship tournament on June 11 and 12.
A day later, a Tour Card qualifying tournament is scheduled for both the ninth and tenth Euro Tour tournaments of the year. The top-16 of the Pro Tour rankings and the top-16 of the world rankings do not have to participate in this. They are automatically invited to the German Darts Championship and Flanders Darts Trophy.
June 14-15: Poland Darts Masters
Another World Series tournament, this time in Poland. The Poland Darts Masters returns to the calendar again this year after a successful edition in 2023. However, the event has been given a new location. Last year it was played in Warsaw, while the tournament will now be finished in Gliwice.
Unlike earlier this month at the Nordic Darts Masters, Michael van Gerwen and Luke Littler will make their appearance this time. They will be joined by Luke Humphries, Michael Smith, Nathan Aspinall, Rob Cross, Peter Wright and Stephen Bunting.
The Eastern European representation includes Krzysztof Ratajski, Radek Szaganski, Boris Krcmar, Adam Gawlas, Karel Sedlacek, Sebastian Bialecki, György Jehirszki and Jacek Krupka.
June 15-16: Women's Series 9-12
The third tournament weekend of the PDC Women's Series will also be completed in the month of June. The Robin Park Tennis Centre in Wigan is hosting the following four Women's Series tournaments.
Well-known names such as Beau Greaves, Fallon Sherrock, Lisa Ashton, Mikuru Suzuki and Noa-Lynn van Leuven will be competing for the titles in this event. After this weekend the field of participants for the Women's World Matchplay 2024 is also known.
June 21-23: European Darts Open (ET8).
The eighth Euro Tour tournament of the season will be played in Leverkusen from June 21 to 23. The Ostermann-Arena is the battleground for the European Darts Open.
Gerwyn Price is the defending champion at the European Darts Open. 'The Iceman' won last year's final from Dirk van Duijvenbode. Both men are back at it again this year, as are big names such as Michael van Gerwen, Luke Humphries, Luke Littler, Peter Wright, Michael Smith and Nathan Aspinall.
June 21-23: Development Tour 11-15
The greatest talents aged 16 to 24 are expected in Wigan at the end of June for the next five tournaments of the PDC Development Tour. This is also the third tournament weekend of 2024 for these players.
The Development Tour consists in total of 24 tournaments. The top two players at the end of this season will receive a PDC Tour Card for the next two seasons and may compete in the World Darts Championship.
June 27-30: World Cup of Darts
The annual country tournament, in which participants not only play for themselves but also represent their countries. Since 2023, only pair matches have been played at the World Cup of Darts.
Last year's title was won by Gerwyn Price and Jonny Clayton, who will try to prolong their title this year. The Netherlands will be in action this year with Michael van Gerwen and Danny Noppert, while England has another top duo in its ranks with Luke Humphries and Michael Smith.
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