2011 in darts

This article documents all the events in the sport of darts over the course of 2011.

Years in darts
2011 in sports

PDC

PDC Pro Tour
Further information: 2011 PDC Pro Tour

(All matches – best of 11 legs)

Players Championships
  • Halle, January 29: Mervyn King 6–2 Vincent van der Voort
  • Halle, January 30: Ronnie Baxter 6–4 Antonio Alcinas
  • Derby, February 19: Jamie Caven 6–2 Adrian Lewis
  • Derby, February 20: John Part 6–0 Mark Walsh
  • Crawley, March 26: Paul Nicholson 6–4 Adrian Lewis
  • Crawley, March 27: Wes Newton 6–4 Paul Nicholson
  • Vienna, May 14: John Part 6–0 Denis Ovens
  • Vienna, May 15: Vincent van der Voort 6–5 Phil Taylor
  • Crawley, May 21: Gary Anderson 6–3 Terry Jenkins
  • Crawley, May 22: Paul Nicholson 6–3 Terry Jenkins
  • Barnsley, June 11: Paul Nicholson 6–4 Steve Brown
  • Barnsley, June 12: Andy Smith 6–2 Dave Chisnall
  • Nuland, June 18: Gary Anderson 6–5 Wes Newton
  • Nuland, June 19: Gary Anderson 6–3 Andy Smith
  • Ontario, August 27: John Part 6–4 Wes Newton
  • Ontario, August 28: Ronnie Baxter 6–2 Kevin Painter

UK Open Regional Finals
  • Qualifier 1 (Barnsley, February 26): Steve Brown 6–3 Ian White
  • Qualifier 2 (Barnsley, February 27): Michael Smith 6–5 Dave Chisnall
  • Qualifier 3 (Wigan, March 12): Adrian Lewis 6–4 Robert Thornton
  • Qualifier 4 (Wigan, March 13): Vincent van der Voort 6–4 Raymond van Barneveld
  • Qualifier 5 (Barnsley, April 16): Gary Anderson 6–4 Phil Taylor
  • Qualifier 6 (Barnsley, April 17): Phil Taylor 6–1 Joe Cullen
  • Qualifier 7 (Wigan, April 30): Gary Anderson 6–2 Phil Taylor
  • Qualifier 8 (Wigan, May 1): Phil Taylor 6–3 Colin Osborne

BDO/WDF

WDF Category 1 Events
  • Dutch Open at NH Hotel/Congress centre, Veldhoven, February 6
Quarter-Finals (Losers €500, Best of 7 legs) Dean Winstanley 4–2 Geert de Vos, Tony O'Shea 4–1 Braulio Roncero, John Walton 4–1 Benito van de Pas, Martin Adams 4–1 Stefan Gerritsen
Semi-Finals (Losers €1,250, Best of 3 sets, 5 legs per set) Dean Winstanley 2–0 Tony O'Shea, Martin Adams 2–1 John Walton
Final (Winner €4,500 Runner-up €2,250, Best of 5 sets, 5 legs per set) Martin Adams 3–2 Dean Winstanley
  • Scottish Open at Normandy Cosmopolitan Hotel, Renfrew, February 20
Quarter-Finals (Losers £125, Best of 5 legs) Clive Barden 3–2 Willy van de Wiel; Peter Mitchell 3–2 Steve Douglas; Gary Robson 3–1 Carl Beattie; Robbie Green 3–0 Jerry Hendriks
Semi-Finals (Losers £400, Best of 7 legs) Clive Barden 4–3 Peter Mitchell; Robbie Green 4–2 Gary Robson
Final (Winner £2,250 Runner-up £1,000, Best of 9 legs) Robbie Green 5–4 Clive Barden
  • German Open in Bochum, April 16. Matches played in sets, three legs per set.
Quarter-Finals (Losers €300) Garry Thompson 2–0 John Walton; Tony O'Shea 2–0 Gary Robson; Benito van de Pas 2–0 Ted Hankey; Jan Dekker 2–0 Geert de Vos
Semi-Finals (Losers €600) Tony O'Shea 2–0 Garry Thompson; Benito van de Pas 2–0 Jan Dekker
Final (Winner €2,400 Runner-up €1,200) Benito van de Pas 3–2 Tony O'Shea

WDF Category 2 Events
  • German Gold Cup, January 29 (Winner €800, Runner-up €400) Thomas Junghans Switzerland beat Germany Swen Seifert
  • Isle of Man Open, March 13 (Winner £5,000, Runner-up £1,000) Ted Hankey England 4–1 Netherlands Ron Meulenkamp
  • Mariflex Open, March 20 (Winner €2,500, Runner-up €1,000) Jan Dekker Netherlands 3–1 England Tony West
  • Virginia Beach Dart Classic, March 27 (Winner $1,200, Runner-up $600) Tom Sawyer United States beat United States Ryan van der Weit
  • Antwerp Open, April 24 (Winner €2,300, Runner-up €1,000) Tony West England 3–1 Netherlands Frans Harmsen
  • Dortmund Open, May 14 (Winner €1,000, Runner-up €450) Jean Marie Rubais Belgium beat Netherlands Salmon Renyaan
  • BDO International Open, June 11 (Winner £3,000, Runner-up £800) Wesley Harms Netherlands 4–2 England Stephen Bunting
  • Canadian Open, June 18 (Winner C$1,000, Runner-up C$500) Dave Cameron Canada 5–1 Canada Bruce Davey
  • New Zealand Masters, June 19 (Winner C$1,000, Runner-up C$500) Craig Caldwell New Zealand 6–5 New Zealand Koha Kokiri
  • England Open, June 26 (Winner £5,000, Runner-up £2,000) Gary Robson England 6–2 England Ted Hankey
  • England Masters, July 17 (Winner £2,000, Runner-up £800) John Walton England 5–3 Scotland Ross Montgomery
  • British Classic, July 23 (Winner £3,000, Runner-up £1,000) Dean Winstanley England 2–0 England Garry Thompson
  • Pacific Masters, July 23 (Winner A$1,100, Runner-up A$600) Damon Heta Australia 6–4 Australia Andrew Townes
  • Japan Open, July 24 (Winner ¥250,000, Runner-up ¥150,000) Hiroaki Shimizu Japan beat Japan Katsuya Aiba
  • Belgium Open, August 7 (Winner €2,300, Runner-up €1,000) Ross Montgomery Scotland 3–0 Netherlands Ron Meulenkamp
  • New Zealand Open, August 10 (Winner NZ$1,500, Runner-up NZ$700) Greg Moss New Zealand 4–2 New Zealand Jonathan Silcock
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