Carl Wilkinson of England takes the Welsh Open and Classic Open Warm up Singles title with a close 3-2 victory over Scotlands Ryan Hogarth.
Carl Wilkinson of England takes the Welsh Open and Classic Open Warm up Singles title with a close 3-2 victory over Scotlands Ryan Hogarth.
The Welsh Open and Classic Ladies warm up Singles has concluded with a win for Kirsi Viinikainen of Finland who beat Elinor Cairns of England 3-1 in the final.
Saturday August 30th
16.30 - 19.30 LIVE STREAM
Welsh Classic Ladies Semi Finals – Best of 9 Legs
Welsh Classic Men Semi Finals – Best of 9 Legs
20.00 - 22.30 LIVE ON S4C
Sunday August 30th
15.30 - 19.15 LIVE STREAM
Welsh Open Ladies Semi Finals – Best of 9 Legs
Welsh Open Mens Semi Finals – Best of 9 Legs
Welsh Open Girls Final – Best of 7 Legs
Welsh Open Boys Final – Best of 7 Legs
20.00 - 23.00 LIVE ON S4C
Welsh Open Ladies Pairs Final – Best of 9 Legs
Welsh Open Mens Pairs Final – Best of 9 Legs
Welsh Open Ladies Final – Best of 9 Legs
Welsh Open Mens Final – Best of 11 Legs
Saturday and Sunday will be available on S4C throughout the UK with English language commentary available on Red Button.
All coverage will be available on the S4C Sport Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@S4CChwaraeon
schedule may be subject to change!
streaming links will be available soon!
The 2025 Welsh Open & Classic is underway taking place from the 28th August 2025 - 1st September 2025 at Sand Bay Holiday Village, 67 Beach Rd, Kewstoke, Weston-super-Mare BS22 9UR.
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Friday 29th August
Welsh Classic
registration will take place between 8am and 9.45am, then toe the oche at 10am
Welsh Classic Youth
registration will be done in the Queen Vic from 11am to 1pm with draw to take place at 1.30pm toe the oche at 2pm
Welsh Open Pairs
registration for the Pairs will be between 4pm and 6.30pm toe the oche at 7pm.
Games will be played down to the semi-finals then these will be played on the stage from 4.30pm on Saturday. Finals of the Classic Competitions will be live on S4C between 8pm and 10.30pm along with the final of the mixed Pairs
Saturday 30th August
Welsh Intercounties
this event will start at 9am sharp the draws are already on dartconnect under schedule
Welsh Open Youth
registration will take place in the Queen Vic while the Welsh Intercounties is being played and the draw will be done at 1pm toe the oche at 2pm
Welsh Open Mixed Pairs
registrations for the Mixed Pairs will take place between 2pm and 3pm in the Queen Vic Toe the Oche at 3.30pm the final will be live on S4C approx 9pm
Sunday 31st August
Welsh Open
registration in the Queen Vic between 7.15am and 8.45am toe the Oche at 9am for the adults events
We need to clear the main room by 2pm to prepare for the TV people so some games will move into the Queen Vic
Please all join us for the stage games on Saturday & Sunday so that the atmosphere is a good one and the TV will make great viewing. Tell ALL your friends and family to tune in if they can’t be with us. All matches are broadcast in Welsh and English. Lets make this a great weekend.
If you lose please make sure you stay at the board to mark the next match as we have a tight schedule.
Thursday 28th August
Welsh Open Warm Up Singles Results
It is with great sadness that the Welsh Darts Organisation announces the passing of their former international player, Ann-Marie Potts.
Ann-Marie, age 58, who lived at West Boldon in the North East of England originally, from Newport in Wales, represented Wales on 23 occasions, winning 12 of those matches and was also a member of the Wales teams in the World and Europe Cups in the past.
She played her County Darts with the Northern sides of Tyne & Wear, Northumberland and later with Cleveland, and represented Gwynedd in the Welsh Inter-County Championship for many years.
The Organisation extends its deepest sympathies to Scott and all her family.
Rest in Peace, Ann-Marie.
It is with great sadness we announce the sudden passing of Linda, she will be deeply missed by all her loving family and friends. A celebration of Linda's life will take place on Monday 7th July, service at Tovey Bros Private Chapel at 2pm, followed by committal at Langstone Vale Crematorium 3pm. All are welcome to join the family for refreshments at the Ringland Labour Club following the service. Family flowers only please. Donations in lieu for the Dogs Trust may be given at the service or sent c/o Tovey Bros, 9-11 Cardiff Road, Newport, NP20 2EH
Merthyr Tydfil, Wales – June 24, 2025
In a triumphant celebration of darts, national pride, and community spirit, **Team England emerged victorious at the 2025 WDF 6 Nations Cup, claiming top honours in both the Men’s and Ladies’ Championships at the iconic Penydarren Social Club in Merthyr Tydfil. The entire tournament was broadcast **live on S4C**, delivering electric moments to fans across Wales and beyond, showcasing darts at its rawest, proudest, and most passionate.
Double Glory for England
The English Men’s squad clinched the title with a commanding 13–7 win over Wales in the final, capping off a fierce campaign that included nail-biting clashes and dramatic finishes. Not to be outdone, the English Ladies' team also captured gold, powering past Scotland 5–1 in a dominant display of precision and composure.
Final Standings – Men’s Championship
1st England
2nd Wales
3 / 4th Republic of Ireland & Scotland (Joint)
5th Netherlands
6th Northern Ireland
Final Standings – Ladies’ Championship
1st England**
2nd Scotland**
3rd / 4th Republic of Ireland & Wales (Joint)
5th Netherlands
6th Northern Ireland
Played Exclusively on the Blade 6: The World’s Finest Dartboard
Every dart thrown during this storied weekend of competition hit the world-renowned Winmau Blade 6 Triple Core dartboard – a product of Welsh innovation and the gold standard in global darts equipment. Crafted in Wales, the Blade 6 embodies precision, resilience, and tradition – a perfect match for a tournament steeped in heritage.
As official board partner, Winmau and Red Dragon Darts underscored their commitment to grassroots darts by delivering an elite playing experience for the semi-professional athletes competing on the international stage.
S4C Brings the Drama to Life
Wales’ premier Welsh-language broadcaster, S4C, delivered wall-to-wall coverage of the tournament, bringing every leg, every roar, and every high-five into homes across the country. With free-to-air access, S4C reinforced its commitment to making sport accessible while celebrating the Welsh cultural heartland of darts.
From local legends to rising stars, viewers witnessed unforgettable matchups – from Scotland’s 13–8 group stage victory over Wales, to Wales’ thrilling 13–11 semi-final win over Republic of Ireland, and the blistering 13–12 group-stage nail-biter where the Netherlands edged England.
A Tournament That Celebrates the Soul of Darts
Far from glitzy arenas, the Penydarren Social Club proved once again why it's a sacred venue in the darts calendar. Packed crowds, local heroes, and the unmistakable buzz of grassroots sport gave fans a weekend to remember. The 6 Nations Cup remains a beacon for semi-professional darts – where talent, teamwork, and national pride shine through every match.
As part of the sport’s living history, this year’s edition added new chapters to a legacy that includes:
The Miracle of Merthyr (1992)
The Ladies’ Revolution (1998)
The Post-Pandemic Renaissance (2023)
and now, England’s 2025 Double Crown.
Looking Ahead
With soaring viewership, renewed rivalries, and unforgettable performances, the 2025 WDF 6 Nations Cup proves that darts is not just a game – it's a way of life. As the confetti settles in Merthyr, the countdown to 2026 begins, where legends will rise again on the Blade 6.
It is with great sadness that the Welsh Darts Organisation announces the passing of their former international player and team captain, Linda Rogers-Pickett. Linda, aged 73, from Newport, played her County darts for Gwent and represented Wales on 60 occasions, winning 33 of those matches.
The Organisation extends its deepest sympathies to her family.
Rest in peace, Linda.
The 2025 British Internationals hosted by England at The Golden Palm Resort Skegness, saw England claiming top honors in the Boys, Girls and Men's divisions, while Wales triumphed in the Ladies categories. The competition was fiercely contested, with England's consistent performances throughout the various divisions securing them the most victories.
Full Results and Stats - Live Stream
PTS | MP | MW | Team | L +/- | LW% | '01 | CRK | DCM |
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14 | 4 | 2 | England Boys | +73% | 74.38 | - | 2 | |
2 | 2 | 2 | Scotland Boys | -3 | 70.33 | - | 2 | |
0 | 2 | 0 | Wales Boys | -11 | 63.83 | - | 2 |
The England Boys team emerged as the clear winners in their division with 14 points. They dominated the field, showcasing their high skill level and securing the top spot.
PTS | MP | MW | Team | L +/- | LW% | '01 | CRK | DCM |
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7 | 3 | 2 | England Girls | +73% | 59.46 | - | 2 | |
4 | 3 | 2 | Wales Girls | +64% | 55.42 | - | 2 | |
0 | 2 | 0 | Scotland Girls | -11 | 44.85 | - | 2 |
England Girls triumphed in the Girls’ division, securing the top spot with 7 points .
PTS | MP | MW | Team | L +/- | LW% | '01 | CRK | DCM |
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2 | 2 | 2 | Wales Ladies | +2 | 65.16 | - | 2 | |
2 | 2 | 2 | England Ladies | +1 | 66.17 | - | 2 | |
2 | 2 | 2 | Scotland Ladies | -3 | 62.20 | - | 2 |
The Wales Ladies team narrowly won their division edging out England and Scotland Ladies who also finished with 2 points.
PTS | MP | MW | Team | L +/- | LW% | '01 | CRK | DCM |
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3 | 3 | 2 | England Men | +3 | 82.19 | - | 2 | |
2 | 2 | 2 | Scotland Men | +6 | 81.07 | - | 2 | |
1 | 2 | 0½ | Wales Men | -9 | 80.43 | - | 2 |
England Men emerged as the victors in the Men’s division with 3 points, displaying solid performances throughout the event.
The 2025 Six Nations Cup returns to Wales at the Penydarren Social Club Tramroad, Merthyr CF47 9BZ from 20th - 22nd of June 2025.
Full and Daily Schedule Information
Europe Cup Website - Live Streams - Schedule - Match Centre - Draws - Team Competition - Points
The Welsh Men’s and Ladies’ darts teams are poised and ready to compete at the highly anticipated WDF Europe Cup, set to take place in Samorin, Slovakia, from September 24th to 28th, 2024. Representing the red dragon with pride, the teams will be participating in the Men's and Ladies' Singles, Pairs, and Team events, aiming to showcase their prowess and bring home prestigious titles.
The Welsh Men’s team is a formidable force, together, they will be competing in the Men’s Singles and Pairs events, where they will be aiming to make their mark individually and as duos. The Men’s Team event will be the ultimate test of their unity and strategy as they take on Europe’s elite in a bid to secure a top spot for Wales.
The Welsh Ladies’ team is a blend of seasoned competitors these four talented women will take part in the Ladies' Singles and Pairs events, where they will be looking to outshine their European counterparts. The Ladies’ Team event will be an exciting showcase of their collective strength and determination as they aim to make a significant impact and challenge for the top positions.
The WDF Europe Cup is one of the most prestigious events in the darts calendar, bringing together the best players from across Europe. The Welsh teams will be up against strong competition, but they are well-prepared and confident in their abilities.
For the men, the Singles and Pairs events will be a chance to demonstrate their individual skills and synergy as duos. The Team event, however, will be the true test of their resilience and teamwork, as they go head-to-head with some of the best teams in Europe.
The Ladies will also be looking to make their presence felt in the Singles and Pairs events, leveraging their experience and coordination. The Team event will see them combining their strengths in what promises to be an exciting and intense competition.
With the WDF Europe Cup about to get underway, all eyes will be on the Welsh Men’s and Ladies’ teams as they battle for glory. Let’s wish them the very best as they take on the rest of Europe and strive to bring home the titles!
Andy Davidson of Scotland delivered a commanding performance to win the 2024 Welsh Open Men's Darts Championship, defeating England's Matthew Edgar 5-1 in the final. Davidson showcased his skill and composure throughout the match, overpowering Edgar with consistent high scoring and clinical finishing.
Beau Greaves, the reigning WDF World Champion from England, secured her third consecutive title at the 2024 Women's Welsh Open Darts Championship with a thrilling 5-4 victory over Rhian O'Sullivan of Wales. The final, decided in the last leg, was a dramatic rematch from the Welsh Classic earlier in the evening, where Greaves also triumphed.
In a dramatic final at the 2024 Welsh Open Boys Darts Championship, Jack Nankervis of England edged out fellow countryman Jenson Walker in a nail-biting 4-3 victory. The match culminated in a last-leg decider, where Nankervis secured the title with an incredible 12-dart finish and a stunning 98 checkout.
Top seed Paige Pauling of England triumphed at the 2024 Welsh Open Girls Darts Championship, defeating second seed Sophie McKinlay of Scotland 4-2 in a competitive final.
Cliff Prior of England emerged victorious in the 2024 Welsh Classic Men's Darts Final, defeating fellow countryman Carl Wilkinson 5-2 in the final held at Pontins Sand Bay. Prior was the better player on the night outscoring Wilkinson to secure the title.
Current WDF World Champion Beau Greaves of England added another title to her impressive resume by winning the 2024 Welsh Classic Women's Darts. Greaves secured a 5-3 victory against Rhian O'Sullivan of Wales in a hard-fought final.
The 2024 Welsh Classic Youth Darts final delivered an electrifying showdown as Mason Teese narrowly defeated Fabian Tapner 4-3 in a dramatic last-leg decider. The match was a nail-biter from start to finish, with both players displaying exceptional skill and composure.
Watch all the action from the 2024 Welsh Open and Classic Stage Finals Live from Pontins Sand Bay. Start time 6.30pm approx.
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The Welsh Open and Classic Darts event kicks off today at Pontins Sand Bay, running from 29th to 1st September 2024 sponsored by Pontins & RedDragon.
Welsh Open/Classic
Match Centre - Board Calls - Alpha Lists - Full Information Poster
Welsh Inter County Championship
Men's Schedule - Womens Schedule - Marking List - Results & Standings
Sunday
RedDragon Welsh Open Men's Singles - 10am approx
RedDragon Welsh Open Women's Singles - 10am approx
Stage Finals - Live Stream - 6.30pm approx
Welsh Classic Youth Final
Mason Tease v Fabian Tapner
Welsh Calssic Womens Final
Beau Greaves v Rhian O'Sullivan
Welsh Classic Men's Final
Cliff Prior v Carl Wilkinson
Welsh Open Girls Final
Paige Pauling v Sophie McKinlay
Welsh Open Boys Final
Jenson Walker v Jack Nankervis
Welsh Open Ladies Final
Beau Greaves v Rhian O'Sullivan
Welsh Open Mens Final
Matthew Edgar v Andy Davidson
Tournament Results
Welsh Inter County Championship - Results & Final Standings
RedDragon Welsh Open Boys Singles - Results
RedDragon Welsh Open Girls Singles - Results
Pontins Welsh Open Mixed Pairs - Results
RedDragon Welsh Classic Men's Singles - Results
RedDragon Welsh Classic Women's Singles - Results
RedDragon Welsh Classic Youth Singles - Draw
Pontins Men's Open Pairs - Results
Pontins Women's Open Pairs - Results
Pontins Men's Money in Money Out - Results
Pontins Women's Money in Money Out - Results
The 2024 Welsh Inter County Championship Darts Event, held at Pontins Sand Bay, was a thrilling showcase of skill, precision, and team spirit. Both the Men's and Women's team events featured intense competition, with Glamorgan taking the title in the Men's category and Clwyd triumphing in the Women's event.
The 2024 Welsh Open Mixed Pairs concluded in dramatic fashion, with Jim McEwan of Scotland and Rhian O'Sullivan of Wales emerging victorious. The dynamic duo claimed the title after a hard-fought 3-1 win against Keaton Williams and Kim Holden in the final.
The match was a thrilling showcase of top-tier darts, with McEwan and O'Sullivan displaying remarkable chemistry and skill throughout. Both teams traded legs at the start but McEwan and O'Sullivan quickly found their rhythm, securing the next two legs with precision finishing and solid teamwork to take the title.
The Welsh Darts Organisation is the governing body of darts in Wales. As organisation we run the Welsh national team for Men, Ladies, Boys and Girls as well as providing several world ranking events including the Welsh Open.