Van Gerwen dominates top 10 highest match averages at The Masters (2013-2020)

The Masters begins on Friday with 24 players now involved in the traditional season opener and as a result, we take a look at the highest match averages in the history of the tournament.

As expected, Michael van Gerwen dominates proceedings with a high of 112.49 during his 2015 Final win over Raymond van Barneveld.

He has four out of the top five highest averages with Phil Taylor following on with 110.05 in the 2014, First Round against Wes Newton.

Taylor appears twice more in the list both in 2013 when he defeated Adrian Lewis 10-1 in the final. Gary Anderson and Dave Chisnall are the only other two players on the list.

For Anderson, he hit 109.74 against Benito van de Pas in the 2017 First Round while Chisnall hit 108.09 in a losing effort to Michael van Gerwen back in 2015.

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Highest averages - The Masters

112.49 Michael van Gerwen (Final 2015, 11-6 against Raymond van Barneveld)

112.20 Michael van Gerwen (First Round 2016, 10-1 against Stephen Bunting)

111.14 Michael van Gerwen (Quarter-Finals 2018, 10-2 against James Wade)

110.28 Michael van Gerwen (Quarter-Finals 2015, 10-9 against Dave Chisnall)

110.05 Phil Taylor (First Round 2014, 10-4 against Wes Newton)

109.74 Gary Anderson (First Round 2017, 10-3 against Benito van de Pas)

109.42 Michael van Gerwen (Final 2017, 11-7 against Gary Anderson)

109.28 Phil Taylor (Quarter-Finals 2013, 8-2 against Wes Newton)

108.50 Phil Taylor (Final 2013, 10-1 against Adrian Lewis)

108.09 Dave Chisnall (Quarter-Finals 2015, 9-10 against Michael van Gerwen)