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Registration for the TOTO Dutch Open Darts 2022 is open

Registration for the TOTO Dutch Open Darts 2022 is open. This unique darts event will take place from Friday 4th until Sunday 6th of February in the Bonte Wever in Assen. The TOTO Dutch Open Darts is by far the largest darts party in the world, and the only platinum ranked open tournament by the World Darts Federation.
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Lakeside World Darts 2022 – Three Months to Go!

New Year’s Day will see the first WDF World Championships get underway at the Lakeside Country Club in Frimley Green, England. Whether you’re a player or a fan, the race is on to book your ticket for what is set to be a spectacular return to “the Home of World Darts”. Broadcast live on Eurosport and across the Discovery+ network from Saturday 1st to Sunday 9th January, a total of 78 players will battle it out for the title of WDF World Champion upon the sport’s most iconic stage.
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September 2021 Review – Catalonia, Russia, USA and Australia

Brian Raman and Deta Hedman booked their Lakeside spots and several players strengthened their grips on regional ranking tables during a packed September that saw eight ranking events take place across five different countries. Andrew Sinclair recaps the action.
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Raman and Hedman claim Lakeside spots at 2021 England Open

Coming into the 2021 England Open weekend, the biggest story was that this year’s tournaments, the first WDF-ranked competitions to take place in the UK for 18 months, boasted record numbers for England Darts Organisation events run in September.
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WDF World Masters Postponed Until December 2022

It is with great regret that the WDF have to announce that the WDF World Masters, planned to be held for the first time in Assen, the Netherlands in December 2021 is to be postponed for 12 months.
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August 2021 Review – New Zealand & Russia

August is traditionally the quietest month in the WDF calendar, and this year was no different, but some great darts were still thrown at opens in New Zealand and Russia that have affected the regional ranking tables ahead of 2021’s packed conclusion. Andrew Sinclair recaps the action.
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