The PDC has announced the calendar of World Series tournaments for 2025. Seven events will be played before the World Series of Darts Finals take place again in September.
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The 2025 World Series of Darts begins with the third edition of the Bahrain Darts Masters on Jan. 16 and 17. Luke Littler will try to defend his title there after 'The Nuke' managed to take the title in 2024 at the age of 16.
The third edition of the Dutch Darts Masters takes place a week later on Jan. 24 and 25. Dutch icon Michael van Gerwen won the Toon Greebe Trophy in Den Bosch earlier this year.
The sport's biggest names will next compete in Copenhagen at the Nordic Darts Masters on June 6 and 7, before the PDC visits New York later that month for its fourth consecutive year. The iconic Madison Square Garden will host the US Darts Masters on June 27 and 28, followed by the Superbet Poland Darts Masters in Gliwice on July 4 and 5.
In August, the PDC again goes "Down Under" for the Australian Darts Open in Wollongong on Aug. 8 and 9. A week later, the New Zealand Darts Masters will be finished in Auckland. In recent years, New Zealand's World Series tournament has been played in Hamilton, but the PDC is now returning to Auckland for the year since 2018.
Following the seven global events, the AFAS Live in Amsterdam will play host to World Series of Darts Finals 2025. A field of 32 players will compete for the title in the Dutch capital from Sept. 12 to 14.
World Series of Darts 2025 calendar
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Jan. 16-17: Bahrain Darts Masters, Bahrain
Jan. 24-25: Dutch Darts Masters, Den Bosch
June 6-7: Nordic Darts Masters, Copenhagen
June 27-28: US Darts Masters, New York
July 4-5: Poland Darts Masters, Gliwice
August 8-9: Australian Darts Masters, Wollongong
Aug. 15-16: New Zealand Darts Masters, Auckland
Sept. 12-14: World Series of Darts Finals in Amsterdam
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