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British Darts History of Tournament Winners

British Darts Organisation, World Darts Federation, Tri-Nations, and United Kingdom Darts Association

 

Events formally managed by The British Darts Organisation (BDO) from 1973 - 2020. The World Professional Darts Championship 2020 was the last event to be managed by the BDO before the company's collapse in September 2020.

From 2021, two major events, the World Championships and the Masters, are now part of the World Darts Federation (WDF). The 2020 British Championships and British Classic are now part of the newly formed Tri-Nations. The British Inter-County Championships (BICC) has a new name, the National Darts League, and is part of the United Kingdom Darts Association (UKDA) from the 2021 - 2022 season.

 

BDO History 1973 -2020

 

The British Darts Organisation (BDO) was founded on 7 January 1973 by Olly Croft and was also a founder member of the World Darts Federation (WDF) which was formed in 1976. Initially, the BDO managed the England events, the England squad, as well as national events, included the World Masters, and the World Professional Championship. But following the withdrawal tobacco sponsorship in 2007, the BDO withdrew its support for England.

In 2007 England formed their own organisation' England Darts Organisation' (EDO) and joined the WDF in its own right.

In 2019 following a WDF ruling stated that the BDO didn't represent a home nation; England, Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland as they were all members of the WDF in their own right. The BDO membership was reduced associate member.

The BDO made additional changes in 2019 changing dartboard sponsorship and moved the iconic World Championship from the Lakeside venue to the O2 arena.

The 2020 World Championship was marred by the lack of sponsorship with the move, usually supported by Bob Potter's Lakeside complex. The result, the BDO vastly reduced the player's prize money. The full extent of the reduction, however, wasn't know until the championships had finished.

Many of the top BDO players including the women dart players flocked to the PDC Q-School with expectations of winning a two year two card. The well structured PDC has a lucrative system with over £14M in prize money (2020). Several players were successful, including Lisa Ashton who became the first lady to win a tour card.

The BDO was instrumental in organising the British Country Championship (BICC). However, a lack of faith in the management lead to more than one challenge to take over the running of the events. In an open vote, the newly established  United Kingdom Dart Association (UKDA) came out the majority winner to manage the events from 2020 – 2021 season.

According to Wikipedia, the BDO went into liquidation September 2020.

 


 

British Darts Organisation (BDO) Event History

 

The detail below shows the history of events organised by the BDO from 1974 - 2020

In many cases, pairs, trebles and youth tournaments have been excluded from the tournament details listed on this page.

The Information below is correct to my knowledge at the time of publishing, however, use at your own risk. If you need a more in-depth information please contact the major governing bodies who may be able to help your enquiry better than I am able to.

The British Darts Organisation (BDO) was one of the oldest Darts Organisations in the World; however, it certainly wasn't the first. Listed below are some of the significant tournament winners organised by the BDO.

I haven't listed runners-up, pairs or mixed pairs on this page or any another page on this website so although you may find this page informative, there is vast amount information left in the BDO archive.

 

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BDO World Darts Champions (Men)

British Darts Organisation World Darts Champions (Men) 1978 -2020

BDO / WDO World Championships Main Sponsors:
Embassy Tobacco 1978 - 2003, Lakeside Country Club (Bob Potter) 2003 - 2019, 2020 - ?

The first nine-dart leg achieved in the BDO World Darts Championship was by Paul Lim (USA) in the second round of the 1990 Championships against Irishman Jack McKenna. Paul won £52,000 for his achievement. Since then the BDO World Championships has not seen another nine-dart leg achieved but serval have come close.

 

World Darts Federation - 2022

2020 was the last event organised by the BDO. The WDF took up the reigns for the World Championship and Masters. However, due to COVID-19, major events were cancelled. The first WDF World Championship, February 2022. The men's first prize was reduced from £100,000 to £50,000. However, the women's tournament is increased from £12,00 to £25,000. This detail excludes the chaos caused at the last BDO event when the expected prize money could not be met. The Men's Champion only received £23,000 and the Ladies Champions £10,000

 

Year Winner sets sets Runner-up
2023 Andy Baetens 6 - 1 Chris Landman
2022 Neil Duff 5 - 4 Thibault Tricole
2021 Event didn't take place - - - COVID-19
2020 Wayne Warren 7 - 4 Jim Williams
2019 Glen Durrant 7 - 3 Scott Waites
2018 Glen Durrant 7 - 6 Mark McGeeney
2017 Glen Durrant 7 - 3 Danny Noppert
2016 Scott Waites 7 - 1 Jeff Smith
2015 Scott Mitchell 7 - 6 Martin Adams
2014 Stephen Bunting 7 - 4 Alan Norris
2013 Scott Waites 7 - 1 Tony O'Shea
2012 Christian Kist 7 - 5 Tony O'Shea
2011 Martin Adams 7 - 5 Dean Winstanley
2010 Martin Adams 7 - 5 Dave Chisnall
2009 Ted Hankey 7 - 6 Tony O'Shea
2008 Mark Webster 7 - 5 Simon Whitlock
2007 Martin Adams 7 - 6 Phil Nixon
2006 Jelle Klaasen  7 - 5 Raymond Van Barneveld
2005 Raymond Van Barnveld 6 - 2 Martin Adams
2004 Andy Fordham 6 - 3 Mervyn King
2003 Raymond Van Barneveld 6 - 3 Richie Davies
2002 Tony David 6 - 4 Mervyn King
2001 John Walton 6 - 2 Ted Hankey
2000 Ted Hankey 6 - 0 Ronnie Baxter
1999 Raymond Van Barneveld 6 - 5 Ronnie Baxter
1998 Raymond Van Barneveld 6 - 5 Richie Burnett
1997 Les Wallace 6 - 3 Marshall James
1996 Steve Beaton 6 - 3 Richie Burnett
1995 Richie Burnett 6 - 3 Raymond Van Barneveld
1994 John Part 6 - 0 Bobby George
1993 John Lowe 6 - 3 Alan Warriner
1992 Phil Taylor 6 - 5 Mike Gregory
1991 Dennis Priestley 6 - 0 Eric Bristow MBE
1990 Phil Taylor 6 - 1 Eric Bristow MBE
1989 Jocky Wilson 6 - 4 Eric Bristow MBE
1988 Bob Anderson 6 - 4 John Lowe
1987 John Lowe 6 - 4 Eric Bristow MBE
1986 Eric Bristow MBE 6 - 0 Dave Whitcombe
1985 Eric Bristow MBE 6 - 2 John Lowe
1984 Eric Bristow MBE 7 - 1 Dave Whitcombe
1983 Keith Deller 6 - 5 Eric Bristow MBE
1982 Jocky Wilson 5 - 3 John Lowe
1981 Eric Bristow MBE 5 - 1 John Lowe
1980 Eric Bristow MBE 5 - 3 Bobby George
1979 John Lowe 5 - 0 Leighton Rees
1978 Leighton Rees 11 - 7 John Lowe

 

BDO World Darts Champions (Women)

British Darts Organisation World Darts Champions (Women)

BDO / WDO World Championships Main Sponsors:
Embassy Tobacco 2001 - 2003, Lakeside Country Club (Bob Potter) 2003 - 2019, 2020 - TBC

Since the women’s World Darts Championship was conceived in 2001 one woman has dominated the ladies darts scene, Trina Gulliver MBE. Trina's achievement of playing in all of the World Championships finals stages is something no other lady player can boast. Trina has won the women’s World Championship title ten times to date and has been the runner-up on two occasions.

Trina managed to make the BDO World Championship finals on all occasions. However, due to illness, she was unable to attend the 2020 tournament.

There has always been a debate on the best ladies player ever, I say no more her World Championship Record speaks for itself.

 

World Darts Federation - 2022

2020 was the last event organised by the BDO. The WDF took up the reigns for the World Championship and Masters. However, due to COVID-19, major events were cancelled. The first WDF World Championship, February 2022. The women's tournament first prize money is increased from £12,00 to £25,000. This detail excludes the chaos caused at the last BDO event when the expected prize money could not be met. The Men's Champion only received £23,000 and the Ladies Champions £10,000

 

Year Winner sets sets Runner-up
2023 Beau Greaves 4 - 1 Aileen de Graaf
2022 Beau Greaves 4 - 0 Kirsty Hutchinson
2021 Event didn't take place - - - COVID-19
2020 Mikuru Suzuki 3 - 0 Lisa Ashton
2019 Mikuru Suzuki 3 - 0 Lorraine Winstanley
2018 Lisa Ashton 3 - 1 Anastasia Dobromyslova
2017 Lisa Ashton 3 - 0 Corrine Hammond
2016 Trina Gulliver MBE 3 - 2 Deta Headman
2015 Lisa Ashton 3 - 1 Fallon Sherrock
2014 Lisa Ashton 3 - 2 Deta Hedman
2013 Anastasia Dobromyslova 2 - 1 Lisa Ashton
2012 Anastasia Dobromyslova 2 - 1 Deta Hedman
2011 Trina Gulliver MBE 2 - 0 Rhian Edwards
2010 Trina Gulliver MBE 2 - 0 Rhian Edwards
2009 Francis Hoenselaar 2 - 1 Trina Gulliver MBE
2008 Anastasia Dobromyslova 2 - 0 Trina Gulliver MBE
2007 Trina Gulliver MBE 2 - 1 Francis Hoenselaar
2006 Trina Gulliver MBE 2 - 0 Francis Hoenselaar
2005 Trina Gulliver MBE 2 - 0 Francis Hoenselaar
2004 Trina Gulliver MBE 2 - 0 Francis Hoenselaar
2003 Trina Gulliver MBE 2 - 0 Ann Kirk
2002 Trina Gulliver MBE 2 - 1 Francis Hoenselaar
2001 Trina Gulliver MBE 2 - 1 Mandy Solomons

 

BDO Youth World Champions

Although the BDO has been the bedrock for youth darts for many years, it was the PDC who first introduced a World Darts Championship. Until this point, the biggest accolade a youth player could hold was the World Masters title. The Masters introduced a joint boys and girls (Youth) Championship in 1986. In 1999 this was split into two separate titles one for boys the other girls.

BDO classify a youth player of 18 years or younger, however, the PDC have revised their youth tournament age minimum 16 years – 23 years. Personally, 23 seems a little old for a youth player especially when Jelle Klassen won the BDO World Championship at the age of 21.

 

World Darts Federation - 2022

The first WDF Youth World Championship, February 2022, will feature a boys and girls championship for the first time.

 

Table below Boys / Girls to 2020 / Boys only form 2022

 

Year Winner sets sets Runner-up
2023 Bradley Van der Velden 3 - 0 Adam Dee
2022 Bradly Roes 3 - 1 Charlie Large
2021 Event didn't take place - - - COVID-19
2020 Keane Barry 3 - 0 Leighton Bennett
2019 Leighton Bennett 3 - 0 Nathan Girvan
2018 Justin van Tergouw 3 - 1 Killian Heffeman
2017 Justin van Tergouw 3 - 0 Nathern Girven
2016 Joshua Richardson 3 - 2 Jordan Boyce
2015 Colin Roelofs 3 - 0 Harry Word

World Darts Federation World Darts Champions (Girls)

WDF World Darts Championships Main Sponsor:
2022 Lakeside Country Club (Bob Potter)

 

Year Winner Sets   Sets Runner-up
2023 Aurora Fochesato 2 - O Krisztina Turai
2022 Eleanor Caines 2 - O Wibke Rieman

 

Elkadart Elkadart World Youth Singles

During the mid-1980s, 1986-1989, Elkadarts sponsored a World Youth Singles Championship. The event was held alongside the Winmau Masters. At the time, the Winmau Masters were also billed as the World Championships and later World Championships World Masters. As it was known, the Elkadart World Youth Singles was later taken over by Winmau and formed part of the World Masters. Hence, the listed Elkadarts Youth winners were collectively referred to as the first winners of the new sponsored event. Here is a list of the Elkadarts World Youth Singles Champions. For the others that followed, please see the World Masters listing.

Year Winner Score   Score Runner-up
1989 Dennis Beisser 3 - 1 Peter van Tilburg
1988 Sean Dowling 3 - 2 Paul Linwood
1987 Sean Bell 3 - 1 Mark Day
1986 Harith Lim 3 - 0 Rowan Barry

 

BDO World Masters

The Masters is one of the longest-running international darts tournaments and has pre-dated the BDO World Championships by four years.

The Masters started in 1974 and was sponsored by Phonogram before Winmau took up the reigns from 1975 to 2019. The BDO changed its allegiance from the Winmau to One80. However, this was short-lived. Covid disrupted the event before the BDO went into liquidation in 2020.

The Masters returned under the WDF. Winmau then sponsored the event again in 2022 with a vastly reduced prize fund.

For those interested, the early Winmau World Masters programmes illustrate the event was the World Championship, causing some confusion, but the event was the World Masters. Elkadart also sponsored the Youth World Singles 1986-89, as it was called at the time, and the winners received a plaque and medal stating World Champion. The plague was a combined illustration of the Winmau programme and the Elkadart logo. It can be argued these were the first youth world champions. However, since 1990, the stage event has been part of the Winmau Masters Youth Masters.

In 2015, the BDO introduced a Youth World Champions held at Lakeside alongside the Men's and Women's World Championship. The Boys and Girls received a trophy and prize money.

 

Format

The format of the Masters is set-play. However, the sets are the best of 3 legs per set (first to 2) rather than the best of 5 (first to 3) in the World Darts Championships. Changes to formats are reviewed continuously, and sometimes these can be dictated by television coverage time, so it is also best to check with the governing body any tournament format in case it has changed.

The notable Men's event winner is Eric Bristow MBE, who has won 5 times. Trina Gulliver MBE has won the ladies event six times to date (2018)

Before 1999, the BDO Masters Youth Tournament was a combined event for boys and girls. See the above sponsorship and event details for 1986-89.

 

World Darts Federation - 2021

In 2021, the Masters became a WDF tournament. However, the first event had to be cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. In 2022, Winmau once again sponsored the event. The 2023 was cancelled, seemingly due to lack of sponsorship.

Year Men's Winner
2024 Wesley Plaisier
2023 Not Played
2022 Wesley Plaisier
2021 Event didn't take place - COVID-19 (WDF)
2020 Event didn't take place - COVID-19
2019 John O'Shea
2018 Adam Smith Neale 
2017 Krysztof Ratajski
2016 Glen Durrant
2015 Glen Durrant
2014 Martin Phillips
2013 Stephen Bunting
2012 Stephen Bunting
2011 Scott Waites
2010 Martin Adams
2009 Martin Adams
2008 Martin Adams
2007 Robert Thornton
2006 Michael van Gerwen
2005 Raymond van Barneveld
2004 Mervyn King
2003 Tony West
2002 Mark Dudbridge
2001 Raymond van Barneveld
2000 John Walton
1999 Andy Fordham
1998 Les Wallace
1997 Graham Hunt
1996 Colin Monk
1995 Erik Clarys
1994 Richie Burnett
1993 Steve Beaton
1992 Dennis Priestley
1991 Rod Harrington
1990 Phil Taylor
1989 Peter Evison
1988 Bob Anderson
1987 Bob Anderson
1986 Bob Anderson
1985 Dave Whitcombe
1984 Eric Bristow
1983 Eric Bristow
1982 Dave Whitcombe
1981 Eric Bristow
1980 John Lowe
1979 Eric Bristow
1978 Ron Davis
1977 Eric Bristow
1976 John Lowe
1975 Alan Evans *
1974 Cliff Inglis *

Year Ladies Winner
2024 Beau Greaves
2023 Not Played
2022 Beau Greaves
2021 Event didn't take place - COVID-19 (WDF)
2020 Event didn't take place - COVID-19
2019 Lisa Ashton
2018 Lisa Ashton
2017 Lorraine Winstanley
2016 Trina Gulliver MBE
2015 Aileen De Graaf
2014 Anastasia Dobromyslova
2013 Deta Hedman
2012 Julie Gore
2011 Lisa Ashton
2010 Julie Gore
2009 Linda Ithurralde
2008 Francis Hoenselaar
2007 Karin Krappen
2006 Francis Hoenselaar
2005 Trina Gulliver
2004 Trina Gulliver
2003 Trina Gulliver
2002 Trina Gulliver
2001 Anne Kirk
2000 Trina Gulliver
1999 Francis Hoenselaar
1998 Karen Smith
1997 Mandy Solomons
1996 Sharon Douglas
1995 Sharon Colclough
1994 Deta Hedman
1993 Mandy Solomons
1992 Leeanne Maddock
1991 Sandy Reitan
1990 Rhian Speed
1989 Mandy Solomons
1988 Mandy Solomons
1987 Ann Thomas
1986 Kathy Wones
1985 Lilian Barnett
1984 Kathy Wones
1983 Sonja Ralphs
1982 Ann Marie Davies

 

BDO World Masters - Youth

Year Boy's Winner
2024 Lex Paeshuyse
2023 Not Played
2022 Luke Littler
2021 Event didn't take place - COVID-19 (WDF)
2020 Event didn't take place - COVID-19
2019 Keane Barry 
2018 Jurjen van der Velde 
2017 Nico Blum
2016 Justin van Tergouw
2015 Justin van Tergouw
2014 Colin Roelofs
2013 Shaun Lovett
2012 Jeffery De Zwaan
2011 Jimmy Hendriks
2010 Reece Robinson
2009 Jamie Lewis
2008 Shaun Griffiths
2007 Shaun Griffiths
2006 Maarten Pape
2005 Jonny Nijs
2004 Oskar Lukasiak
2003 Kirk Shepherd
2002 Sean McDonald
2001 Stephen Bunting
2000 Danny Ballard
1999 Martin Brown

Year Girls Winner
2024 Paige Pauling
2023 Not Played
2022 Paige Pauling
2021 Event didn't take place - COVID-19 (WDF)
2020 Event didn't take place - COVID-19
2019 Katie Sheldon
2018 Beau Greaves 
2017 Beau Greaves
2016 Veronica Koroleva
2015 Danielle Ashton
2014 Robyn Byrne
2013 Casey Gallagher
2012 Fallon Sherrock
2011 Emily Davidson
2010 Zoe Jones
2009 Zoe Jones
2008 Linda Odén
2007 Kimberley Lewis
2006 Kimberley Lewis
2005 Laura Tye
2004 Irene Adrianova
2003 Stevis Riggs
2002 Lynsey McDonald
2001 Anastasia Dobromyslova
2000 Janine Gough
1999 Janine Gough

 

Year Youth (Boys and Girls Combined) Winner
1998 Paul Higgins
1997 Aaron Turner
1996 Carsten Hoffmann
1995 Martin Whatmough
1994 Steven de Brucker
1993 Jamie Caven
1992 Leeanne Maddock
1991 Michael Barnard
1990 Craig Clancy
1989* Dennis Beisser
1988* Sean Dowling
1987* Sean Bell
1986* Harith Lim

 

* See above Youth World Singles notes above.

 

BDO BDO World Trophy

The men’s tournament format consists of 32 BDO ranked and qualifying. The women’s 16 BDO ranked and qualifying players.

The match format is a straight knockout played in legs.

 

BDO World Trophy - Men

Year Winner Legs   Legs Runner-up
2019 Jim Williams 8 - 6 Richard Veenstra
2018 Glen Durrant 10 - 7 Michael Unterbuchner
2017 Peter Machin 10 - 8 Martin Phillips
2016 Darryl Fitton 13 - 9 Peter Machin
2015 Geert De Vos 10 - 9 Jeffrey de Graaf
2014 James Wilson 13 - 11 Ross Montgomery

 

BDO World Trophy - Women

Year Winner Legs   Legs Runner-up
2019 Lisa Ashton 6 - 2 Anastasia Dobromyslova
2018 Fallon Sherrock 6 - 3 Lorraine Winstanley
2017 Aileen de Graaf 6 - 2 Anastasia Dobromyslova
2016 Lisa Ashton 7 - 4 Deta Hedman
2015 Lisa Ashton 7 - 5 Anastasia Dobromyslova
2014 Anastasia Dobromyslova 9 - 7 Lisa Ashton

 

BDO British Internationals (Team Event)

The British Internationals were first in 1979. It is an annual darts event contested by the home countries of England, Scotland and Wales. There are separate events for both men and women and now Youth, details of the youth event is not shown here.

The scoring system of this event has also changed over the years which is now played in sets and points awarded for victories and draws

The British International must not be staged in the same country that stages the Six Nations Cup of that year so therefore will be handed over to another Country to stage, in rotation.

No Event was held in 1989, 2020, 2021

Tri-Nations since 2022

 British Internationals - Mens Table

Year Winning Nation Points Runner-up Points Third Place Points
2024 England 2 Wales 2 Scotland 2
2023 England 4 Scotland 2 Wales 0
2022 England 4 Wales 1 Scotland 1
2021 --- - --- -- --- --
2020 --- - --- -- --- --
2019 England 3 Wales 2 Scotland 1
2018 England 4 Scotland 2 Wales 0
2017
England
4
Scotland
2
Wales
0
2016
Wales
3
Scotand
2
England
1
2015
England
3
Scotland
3
Wales
0
2014
England
4
Scotland
2
Wales
0
2013
England
4
Scotland
2
Wales
0
2012
England
4
Wales
2
Scotland
0
2011
England
4
Scotland
2
Wales
0
2010
England
4
Wales
2
Scotland
0
2009
England
4
Scotland
2
Wales
0
2008
Scotland
3
Wales
2
England
1
2007
England
3
Wales
3
Scotland
0
2006
England
3
Scotland
3
Wales
0
2005
England
3
Scotland
3
Wales
0
2004
England
4
Wales
2
Scotland
0
2003
England
4
Scotland
2
Wales
0
2002
England
4
Scotland
2
Wales
0
2001
England
4
Wales
1
Scotland
1
2000
Scotland
3
England
2
Wales
1
1999
England
4
Scotland
2
Wales
0
1998
England
4
Scotland
1
Wales
1
1997
England
4
Wales
2
Scotland
0
1996
England
3
Scotland
3
Wales
0
1995
England
4
Wales
1
Scotland
1
1994
England
4
Wales
2
Scotland
0
1993
England
4
Scotland
1
Wales
1
1992
England
4
Scotland
2
Wales
0
1991
England
4
Scotland
2
Wales
0
1990
England
4
Wales
1
Scotland
1
1989
No Event
-
-
-
-
-
1988
England
2
Scotland
1
Wales
0
1987
England
2
Scotland
1
Wales
0
1986
England
2
Scotland
1
Wales
0
1985
England
2
Wales
1
Scotland
0
1984
England
23
Wales
17
Scotland
11
1983
England
25
Wales
17
Scotland
9
1982
England
25
Scotland
15
Wales
11
1981
England (W)*
19
Wales (W)*
19
Scotland
13
1980
England
27
Wales
14
Scotland
10
1979
England
25
Wales
19
Scotland
7

 

BDO British Internationals - Ladies Table

Year Winning Nation Points Runner-up Points Third Place Points
2024 England 4 Wales 2 Scotland 0
2023 England 4 Scotland 1 Wales 1
2022 England 4 Wales 2 Scotland 0
2021 --- - --- -- --- --
2020 --- - --- -- --- --
2019 England 4 Wales 2 Scotland 0
2018 England 4 Wales 2 Scotland 0
2017
Wales
4
Engalnd
2
Scotland
0
2016
England 
3
Wales
2
Scotland
1
2015
England
4
Wales
2
Scotland
0
2014
England
4
Wales
2
Scotland
0
2013
England
4
Wales
2
Scotland
0
2012
England
4
Wales
2
Scotland
0
2011
England
4
Wales
2
Scotland
0
2010
England
4
Scotland
2
Wales
0
2009
Wales
4
England
2
Scotland
0
2008
England
3
Wales
2
Scotland
1
2007
England
4
Wales
1
Scotland
1
2006
Englandf
3
Wales
2
Scotland
1
2005
England
4
Wales
2
Scotland
0
2004
England
4
Wales
1
Scotland
1
2003
England
4
Wales
2
Scotland
0
2002
England
4
Wales
2
Scotland
0
2001
England
4
Scotland
2
Wales
0
2000
England
3
Wales
2
Scotland
1
1999
England
3
Wales
2
Scotland
1
1998
Scotland
3
England
2
Wales
1
1997
Wales
3
England
3
Scotland
0
1996
England
3
Scotland
2
Wales
1
1995
England
4
Wales
2
Scotland
0
1994
Wales
3
Scotland
2
England
1
1993
England
3
Wales
2
Scotland
1
1992
Wales
4
England
2
Scotland
0
1991
Wales
3
England
3
Scotland
0
1990
England
3
Wales
2
Scotland
1
1989
No Event
-
-
-
-
-
1988
England
2
Wales
1
Scotland
0
1987
England
2
Scotland
1
Wales
0
1986
Scotland (W)*
1
Wales (W)*
1
England
1
1985
England
1
Wales
1
Scotland
1
1984
England
8
Wales
7
Scotland
3
1983
England
9
Scotland
6
Wales
3
1982
England
10
Wales
6
Scotland
4
1981
Scotland
8
England
6
Wales
4
1980
England
11
Wales
6
Scotland
1
1979
England
10
Wales
7
Scotland
1

*(W) Joint winners of that year.

 

BDO Logo British Darts Open

BDO 1975 - 2019 / Tri-Nations 2021 -

Year Men's Winner
2023 Luke Little
2022 Reece Colley
2021 Scott Marsh
2020 Event didn't take place - COVID-19
2019 Wesley Harms
2018 Richard Veenstra
2017 Ross Montgomery
2016 Cameron Menzies
2015 Mark McGeeney
2014 Scott Mitchell
2013 Garry Thompson
2012 Martin Atkins
2011 Scott Waites
2010 Ted Hankey
2009 Dave Chisnall
2008 John Henderson
2007 Gary Anderson
2006 Mick Reed
2005 Brian Buur
2004 Martin Adams
2003 Darryl Fitton
2002 Tony Eccles
2001 John Walton
2000 Mervyn King
1999 Raymond van Barneveld
1998 Colin Monk
1997 Kevin Painter
1996 Roland Scholten
1995 Al Hedman
1994 Martin Adams
1993 Dennis Priestley
1992 Phil Gilman
1991 Mike Gregory
1990 Alan Warriner-Little
1989 Brian Cairns
1988 John Lowe
1987 Bob Anderson
1986 Eric Bristow
1985 John Cosnett
1984 Cliff Lazarenko
1983 Eric Bristow
1982 Jocky Wilson
1981 Eric Bristow
1980 Cliff Lazarenko
1979 Tony Brown
1978 Eric Bristow
1977 John Lowe
1976 Jack North
1975 Alan Evans

Year Ladies Winner
2023 Eve Watson
2022 Lisa Ashton
2021 Fallon Sherrock
2020 Event didn't take place - COVID-19
2019 Lisa Ashton
2018 Lisa Ashton
2017 Corrine Hammond
2016 Deta Hedman
2015 Deta Hedman
2014 Deta Hedman
2013 Deta Hedman
2012 Linda Ithurralde
2011 Lorraine Winstanley
2010 Trina Gulliver

 

BDO Logo British Darts Classic

BDO 1975 - 2019 / Tri-Nations 2021 -

Year Men's Winner
2023 Luke Little
2022 James Richardson
2021 Jim McEwan
2020 Event didn't take place - COVID-19
2019 Dennie Olde Kalter
2018 Richard Veenstra
2017 Jamie Hughes
2016 Glen Durrant
2015 Scott Waites
2014 Alan Norris
2013 Tony Eccles
2012 Jan Dekker
2011 Dean Winstanley
2010 Ross Montgomery
2009 Stephen Bunting
2008 Ross Montgomery
2007 Co Stompe
2006 Gary Anderson
2005 Paul Hogan
2004 Darryl Fitton
2003 Mark Foreman
2002 Mervyn King
2001 John Walton
2000 Richie Davies
1999 Mervyn King
1998 Mervyn King
1997 Dennis Priestley

Year Ladies Winner
2023 Deta Hedman
2022 Beau Greaves
2021 Lorraine Hyde
2020 Event didn't take place - COVID-19
2019 Lisa Ashton
2018 Laura Turner
2017 Aileen De Graaf
2016 Claire Brookin
2015 Fallon Sherrock
2014 Deta Hedman
2013 Fallon Sherrock
2012 Deta Hedman
2011 Trina Gulliver

 

BDO British Darts Gold Cup

Year Men's Winner
2019 Jim Williams
2018 Scott Mitchell
2017 Ryan Joyce
2016 Glen Durrant
2015 Brian Dawson
2014 Wayne Warren
2013 Paul Hogan
2012 Stephen Bunting
2011 Ross Montgomery
2010 Andy Beardmore
2009 Paul Brooks
2008 Scott Waites
2007 Dave Chisnall
2006 Gary Anderson
2005 Derek Williams
2004 Richie Davies

Year Ladies Winner
2019 Beau Greaves
2018 Lisa Ashton
2017 Fallon Sherrock
2016 Anastasia Dobromyslova
2015 Fallon Sherrock
2014 Trina Gulliver
2013 Lisa Ashton
2012 Zoe Jones
2011 Lorraine Winstanley

 

BDO Logo British Inter-County (BICC) - Champions Cup / League Cup

The final of the BDO British County Championships Champions Cup is replaced with the UKDA Champions Cup as from 2021/22 season - Superleague Winners

The National Singles and Doubles annual winners for Men and Women can be found on the UKDA website.

BDO 1978 – 2021 / UKDA - 2021

Mens Championship

Season UK County Superleague Team Winners
2022-23 Greater London Welling B
2021-22 West of England Chepstow Football Club
2020-21 Cancelled Event Cancelled due to COVID-19
2019-20 Cancelled Event Cancelled due to COVID-19
2018-19 Lancashire Rochdale
2017-18 Yorkshire The Castle Bar
2016-17 Yorkshire The Castle Bar
2015-16 Essex Southend
2014-15 Lancashire Oldham
2013-14 Yorkshire Castle W.M.C
2012-13 W.O.E. North Bristol
2011-12 Yorkshire Castle W.M.C
2010-11 Yorkshire Castle W.M.C
2009-10 Yorkshire Castle W.M.C
2008-09 Yorkshire Lord Conyers Hotel
2007-08 Yorkshire Lord Conyers Hotel
2006-07 Yorkshire Castle W.M.C
2005-06 Warwickshire Leamington
2004-05 Yorkshire Markham Main S/C
2003-04 Hampshire Gosport Select
2002-03 East Sterlingshire Falkirk 'B'
2001-02 Yorkshire Markham Main S/C
2000-01 Lancashire Rochdale
1999-00 Northumberland Beddington
1998-99 Lancashire Rochdale
1997-98 Lancashire Rochdale
1996-97 Yorkshire Balby Bridge
1995-96 Derbyshire Barrow Hill
1994-95 Hampshire Shirley
1993-94 West Midlands Tipton
1992-93 Lancashire Lancaster
1991-92 Cheshire Stockport
1990-91 Lancashire Bolton
1989-90 Merseyside Huyton
1988-89 London Brentford
1987-88 Yorkshire Reresby Arms
1986-87 Glamorgan Nodor Rhymney
1985-86 Surrey Cambridge Arms
1984-85 Yorkshire South Yorkshire
1983-84 Humberside Jackson Club 'C'
1982-83 Oxfordshire Swan Inn
1981-82 Warwickshire Handsworth
1980-81 Surrey Kingston
1979-80 Surrey Kingston
1978-79 Merseyside Maghull
1977-78 London Kings Cross

 

Womens Championship

Season UK County Superleague Team Winners
2022-23 Tyne & Wear Trams Bar B
2021-22 Lincolnshire Cube and Triangle
2020-21 Cancelled Event Cancelled due to COVID-19
2019-20 Cancelled Event Cancelled due to COVID-19
2018-19 Yorkshire Eccleshill VC
2017-18 Cambridgeshire Flyers
2016-17 Lancashire Bolton
2015-16 Cambridgeshire Flyers
2014-15 Cheshire Rudheath
2013-14 Dorset Sherbourne
2012-13 Cambridgeshire Newmarket Fliers
2011-12 Dorset Sherbourne
2010-11 Somerset Bath
2009-10 Lancashire Swinton
2008-09 Hertfordshire Hoddesdon
2007-08 Lancashire Swinton
2006-07 Yorkshire Salt Sport
2005-06 Cambridgeshire Newmarket Flyers
2004-05 Dorset Bournmouth
2003-04 Cambridgeshire Newmarket Flyers
2002-03 Hampshire Shirley
2001-02 Yorkshire Salt Sport
2000-01 Yorkshire salts A
1999-00 Yorkshire Salts
1998-99 Isle of Wight Newport 'A'
1997-98 Lancashire Bolton
1996-97 Northumberland Newcastle East
1995-96 Lancashire Bolton
1994-95 Lancashire Bolton
1993-94 Surrey Poppies
1992-93 Wiltshire Swindon
1991-92 Surrey Cambridge Arms
1990-91 Essex Clacton on Sea
1989-90 Avon Ashton
1988-89 Cheshire Rams Head
1987-88 Merseyside Stanley
1986-87 Yorkshire South Yorkshire
1985-86 Surrey Cambridge Arms
1984-85 Yorkshire South Yorkshire
1983-84 Lancashire Bury
1982-83 Cleveland Empire S/C
1981-82 London Haringey
1980-81 Lancashire Bolton
1979-80 N/A N/A
1978-79 N/A N/A
1977-78 N/A N/A

 

My thanks to the late Malcolm Pool (Honorary President Lancashire G.M.C. Darts Org) and BDO for the historic Champion Cup information