The Welsh Open Darts Tournament 2026 takes place at Sand Bay Holiday Village, Kewstoke, Weston-super-Mare from Thursday 27th to Monday 31st August 2026. Follow the Welsh Masters, Welsh Classic, Welsh Open, Youth and Girls events, pairs competitions and the Welsh Inter-County Team Event throughout the weekend.
All players must register at the Control Table prior to each event so that the draw can take place.
DartConnect will nominate markers for the first matches. The losing player must mark the next match. It is your responsibility to ensure a marker is in place.
Players have a maximum of 10 minutes to be at their board when called to play. Failure to comply will result in disqualification. No exceptions.
The schedule below uses the published tournament information. Where an exact match start time is not published, no time has been added.
Finals played on Sunday 30th August.
Finals played on Sunday 30th August.
Full draw and schedule to follow.
Finals from Saturday's Welsh Youth Open and Welsh Girls Open Singles.
All Singles Finals will be played on stage. The finals schedule will be advised.
Follow the Welsh Open, Welsh Classic and Welsh Masters throughout the tournament with DartConnect. View live scores and results, check the official tournament draws and brackets, and confirm player registrations.
Follow the tournament finals live on S4C as the Welsh Open weekend reaches its climax at Sand Bay Holiday Village.
Registration, mandatory marking and the 10-minute board rule apply throughout the tournament.
All players must register at the Control Table prior to each event so that a draw can take place.
Players have a maximum of 10 minutes to be at their board when called to play. Failure to comply will result in disqualification from the event. No exceptions.
The Sand Bay Pairs events are for residents only.
Players attending as non-residents / day visitors pay an additional £10 onsite fee for the ranked Singles events. This additional onsite fee does not apply to Sand Bay residents.
DartConnect will nominate markers for the first matches and losing players must mark the next match. It is the player's responsibility to ensure that a marker is in place. Anyone failing to carry out their marking responsibility may be removed from the remainder of the competitions.