2023 PDC Pro Tour

The 2023 PDC Pro Tour is the current series of non-televised darts tournaments organised by the Professional Darts Corporation (PDC). Players Championships and European Tour events are the events that make up the Pro Tour. There will be thirty Players Championship events and thirteen PDC European Tour events, as well as 24 events for the Challenge and Development Tours, and the Women's Series.[1]

Prize money

On 21 November 2022, it was announced that the prize money for the Women's Series will be doubled in 2023.[2]

The following day, it was announced that the prize money for Challenge/Development Tour events would also increase, with the prize fund going up from £10,000 to £15,000 per event.[3]

On 15 February 2023, it was announced that the prize money for the PDC European Tour events was to increase by 25% with prize funds increasing from £140,000 to £175,000 per event.[4]

This is how the prize money is divided:

StageETPCCT/DTWS
Winner£30,000£12,000£2,500£2,000
Runner-up£12,000£8,000£1,000£1,000
Semi-finalists£8,500£4,000£750£500
Quarter-finalists£6,000£3,000£500£300
Last 16£4,000£2,000£300£200
Last 32£2,500£1,250£200£100
Last 48£1,250N/AN/AN/A
Last 64N/A£750£75£50[lower-alpha 1]
Total£175,000£100,000£15,000£10,000
  1. Last 64 prize money will only be paid out, if a minimum of 128 participants take part in a Women's Series event.

PDC Tour Card

128 players are granted Tour Cards, which enables them to participate in all Players Championships events, the UK Open and qualifiers for all European Tour and select televised events.[5]

Tour cards
Main article: List of players with a 2023 PDC Tour Card

The 2023 Tour Cards were awarded to:[5]

Afterwards, the playing field was complemented by the highest qualified players from the Q-School Order of Merit until the maximum number of 128 Pro Tour Card players has been reached. In 2023, that means that a total of 19 additional players qualified this way.

Q-School

The PDC Pro Tour Qualifying School (or Q-School) was split into a UK and European Q-School. Players that are not from Europe could choose which Q-School to compete in.

Q-School was once again split into two stages; with all players who lost their tour cards after the 2023 World Championship and the players who finished from third to sixteenth in the 2022 Challenge Tour and Development Tour Orders of Merit exempted to the final stage. The first stage consisted a block of three days, with the last eight players on each day qualifying into the final stage. A ranking of other players will also be produced with players qualifying via that ranking to produce a full list of 128 players for each final stage.[6]

Stage One took place between 9–11 January; with the Final Stage being held between 12–15 January. The winner of each day's play in the Final Stage will be given a PDC Tour Card.

The UK Q-School was held at the Marshall Arena, Milton Keynes, England; with the European Q-School held at Wunderland Kalkar in Kalkar, Germany.

UK Q-School
January 12 January 13 January 14 January 15

 Arron Monk [7]

 Graham Usher [8]

 Josh Payne [9]

 Adam Smith-Neale [10]

127 players 125 players 123 players 117 players
European Q-School
January 12 January 13 January 14 January 15

 Jeffrey Sparidaans [7]

 Corey Cadby [8]

 Jeffrey de Zwaan [9]

 Robbie Knops [10]

127 players 125 players 123 players 106 players

An Order of Merit was created for each Q School. For every win after the Last 64, the players will be awarded 1 point.

To complete the field of 128 Tour Card Holders, places will be allocated down the final Q-School Order of Merits in proportion to the number of participants, with 9 cards going to the UK Q-School and 10 going to the European Q-School.

The following players picked up Tour Cards as a result:

Players Championships

There will be 30 Players Championship events in 2023.

No. Date Venue Winner Legs Runner-up Ref.
1 Saturday 11 February Barnsley Metrodome,
England Barnsley		 (100.75) Ryan Searle  8 – 4  Jamie Hughes (93.07) [11]
2 Sunday 12 February (100.70) Danny Noppert  8 – 3  Simon Whitlock (89.53) [12]
3 Saturday 18 February (92.60) Kim Huybrechts  8 – 1  Gabriel Clemens (85.89) [13]
4 Sunday 19 February (100.08) Dirk van Duijvenbode  8 – 2  Ryan Searle (88.66) [14]
5 Saturday 11 March (93.69) Ross Smith  8 – 6  Gary Anderson (92.12) [15]
6 Sunday 12 March (103.92) Dirk van Duijvenbode  8 – 4  Ryan Searle (96.97) [16]
7 Sunday 19 March Halle 39,
Germany Hildesheim		 (98.29) Michael van Gerwen  8 – 4  Josh Rock (99.75) [17]
8 Monday 20 March (99.77) Gary Anderson  8 – 5  Krzysztof Ratajski (93.31) [18]
9 Saturday 15 April Robin Park Tennis Centre,
England Wigan		 (94.17) Krzysztof Ratajski  8 – 1  Chris Landman (83.76) [19]
10 Sunday 16 April (99.92) Dirk van Duijvenbode  8 – 3  José de Sousa (94.37) [20]
11 Saturday 20 May Morningside Arena,
England Leicester		    
12 Sunday 21 May    
13 Monday 12 June Halle 39,
Germany Hildesheim		    
14 Tuesday 13 June    
15 Monday 10 July Morningside Arena,
England Leicester		    
16 Tuesday 11 July    
17 Saturday 26 August Halle 39,
Germany Hildesheim		    
18 Sunday 27 August    
19 Sunday 3 September Barnsley Metrodome,
England Barnsley		    
20 Monday 4 September    
21 Tuesday 5 September    
22 Wednesday 27 September    
23 Thursday 28 September    
24 Friday 29 September    
25 Wednesday 18 October    
26 Thursday 19 October    
27 Friday 20 October    
28 Saturday 21 October    
29 Wednesday 1 November    
30 Thursday 2 November    

PDC European Tour

The PDC European Tour will remain at 13 events for 2023, although there will be no event in Gibraltar, ending 10 years of darts on the peninsula.

No. Date Event Location Winner Legs Runner-up Ref.
1 24–26 February Baltic Sea Darts Open Germany Kiel, Wunderino Arena (101.31) Dave Chisnall  8 – 5  Luke Humphries (96.27) [21]
2 24–26 March European Darts Open Germany Leverkusen, Ostermann-Arena (96.28) Gerwyn Price  8 – 7  Dirk van Duijvenbode (98.27) [22]
3 31 March–2 April International Darts Open Germany Riesa, SACHSENarena (105.64) Gerwyn Price  8 – 4  Michael van Gerwen (100.46) [23]
4 8–10 April German Darts Grand Prix Germany Munich, Kulturhalle Zenith (102.88) Michael Smith  8 – 5  Nathan Aspinall (94.63) [24]
5 21–23 April Austrian Darts Open Austria Premstätten, Steiermarkhalle (101.36) Jonny Clayton  8 – 6  Josh Rock (101.47) [25]
6 28–30 April Dutch Darts Championship Netherlands Leeuwarden, WTC Expo (99.89) Dave Chisnall  8 – 5  Luke Humphries (96.31) [26]
7 5–7 May Belgian Darts Open Belgium Wieze, Oktoberhallen (99.69) Michael van Gerwen  8 – 6  Luke Humphries (101.03) [27]
8 12–14 May Czech Darts Open Czech Republic Prague, PVA EXPO (95.68) Peter Wright  8 – 6  Dave Chisnall (97.40) [28]
9 26–28 May European Darts Grand Prix Germany Sindelfingen, Glaspalast    
10 30 June–2 July European Darts Matchplay Germany Trier, Trier Arena    
11 8–10 September German Darts Open Germany Jena, Sparkassen-Arena    
12 22–24 September Hungarian Darts Trophy Hungary Budapest, BOK Sportcsarnok    
13 13–15 October German Darts Championship Germany Hildesheim, Halle 39    

PDC Challenge Tour

The Challenge Tour will once again consist of 4 weekends of 5 events, and 1 weekend of 4 events. The top 2 players on the Order of Merit get a PDC Tour Card and a place at the 2024 PDC World Darts Championship, meanwhile the winner of the Order of Merit gets a spot at the 2023 Grand Slam of Darts as well. The Challenge Tour rankings are additionally used to top up Players Championship events should not all 128 Tour Card holders choose to enter. Furthermore the eight highest ranked players from the 2024 Challenge Tour without a tour card for the 2024 season qualified for the first round of the 2024 UK Open.

2023 Challenge Tour ranking after 14 events
Rank Player Earnings
1 Berry van Peer £11,850
2 Chris Landman £5,050
3 Christian Kist £5,050
4 Dragutin Horvat £4,950
5 John Henderson £4,875
6 Ron Meulenkamp £4,725
7 Cameron Crabtree £4,475
8 Conan Whitehead £4,050
9 Andy Boulton £4,025
10 Thibault Tricole £4,000
No. Date Venue Winner Legs Runner-up Ref.
1 Friday 20 January Marshall Arena,
England Milton Keynes		 (92.52) Chris Landman  5 – 2  Lukas Wenig (85.04) [29]
2 (92.18) Christian Kist  5 – 2  Scott Mitchell (87.24) [30]
3 Saturday 21 January (86.19) Andy Boulton  5 – 3  Martijn Dragt (88.86) [31]
4 (94.65) Cameron Crabtree  5 – 4  Owen Bates (103.22) [32]
5 Sunday 22 January (93.87) Thibault Tricole  5 – 2  Owen Bates (89.28) [33]
6 Friday 17 March Halle 39,
Germany Hildesheim		 (94.51) Berry van Peer  5 – 2  Peter Jacques (94.56) [34]
7 (87.96) John Henderson  5 – 3  Ron Meulenkamp (89.18) [35]
8 Saturday 18 March (98.88) Ron Meulenkamp  5 – 0  Alexander Merkx (84.80) [36]
9 (78.28) Dragutin Horvat  5 – 0  Christian Kist (76.37) [37]
10 Friday 5 May Marshall Arena,
England Milton Keynes		 (88.29) Berry van Peer  5 – 2  Dragutin Horvat (84.63) [38]
11 (90.92) Wayne Jones  5 – 2  Daniel Ayres (83.57) [39]
12 Saturday 6 May (90.26) Berry van Peer  5 – 3  Harry Ward (88.32) [40]
13 (87.77) Berry van Peer  5 – 3  Scott Mitchell (82.70) [41]
14 Sunday 7 May (97.60) Conan Whitehead  5 – 2  William Borland (84.76) [42]
15 Friday 11 August    
16    
17 Saturday 12 August    
18    
19 Sunday 13 August    
20 Saturday 28 October Robin Park Tennis Centre,
England Wigan		    
21    
22 Sunday 29 October    
23    
24 Monday 30 October    

PDC Development Tour

The 2023 Development Tour will once again consist of 4 weekends of 5 events, and 1 weekend of 4 events. The top 2 players on the Order of Merit get a PDC Tour Card and a place at the 2024 PDC World Darts Championship, meanwhile the winner of the Order of Merit gets a spot at the 2023 Grand Slam of Darts as well. The Development Tour rankings additionally form a large part of qualification for the 2023 PDC World Youth Championship. Furthermore the top 8 ranked players from the 2023 Development Tour Order of Merit, who do not manage to earn a Tour Card for the 2024 season, will qualify for the first round of the 2024 UK Open.

2023 Development Tour ranking after 10 events
Rank Player Earnings
1 Luke Littler £8,900
2 Gian van Veen £8,450
3 Wessel Nijman £5,275
4 Nathan Rafferty £4,175
5 Sebastian Białecki £3,850
6 Christopher Toonders £3,650
7 Ciarán Teehan £3,625
8 Jurjen van der Velde £3,600
9 Nathan Girvan £3,400
10 Dylan Slevin £3,175
No. Date Venue Winner Legs Runner-up Ref.
1 Friday 31 March Marshall Arena,
England Milton Keynes		 (90.65) Christopher Toonders  5 – 2  Marvin Kraft (82.22) [43]
2 (97.34) Dylan Slevin  5 – 4  Luke Littler (93.64) [44]
3 Saturday 1 April (91.41) Luke Littler  5 – 1  Jurjen van der Velde (72.18) [45]
4 (80.50) Gian van Veen  5 – 2  Adam Paxton (74.85) [46]
5 Sunday 2 April (92.55) Luke Littler  5 – 3  Kevin Troppmann (80.93) [47]
6 Friday 28 April Robin Park Tennis Centre,
England Wigan		 (96.87) Wessel Nijman  5 – 3  Nathan Girvan (90.43) [48]
7 (85.32) Sebastian Białecki  5 – 4  Leighton Bennett (82.78) [49]
8 Saturday 29 April (97.17) Gian van Veen  5 – 2  Thomas Banks (95.37) [50]
9 (89.44) Ciarán Teehan  5 – 4  Jurjen van der Velde (90.50) [51]
10 Sunday 30 April (87.27) Gian van Veen  5 – 1  Bradly Roes (81.91) [52]
11 Friday 9 June Halle 39,
Germany Hildesheim		    
12    
13 Saturday 10 June    
14    
15 Sunday 11 June    
16 Friday 14 July Morningside Arena,
England Leicester		    
17    
18 Saturday 15 July    
19    
20 Sunday 16 July    
21 Friday 18 August Marshall Arena,
England Milton Keynes		    
22    
23 Saturday 19 August    
24    

PDC Women's Series

The PDC Women's Series will be expanded from 20 to 24 events held over six weekends. The top 8 ranked players from money earned from the last 8 Women's Series events of 2022 and the first 12 events of 2023 will qualify for the 2023 Women's World Matchplay in Blackpool. The top two players from the series will qualify for the 2024 PDC World Darts Championship.

2023 Women's World Matchplay Race (Cut-off: June 26, 2023)
Rank Player Earnings
1 Beau Greaves £18,100
2 Mikuru Suzuki £9,800
3 Rhian O'Sullivan £4,900
4 Robyn Byrne £4,500
5 Fallon Sherrock £4,150
6 Lisa Ashton £4,100
7 Aileen de Graaf £3,000
8 Lorraine Winstanley £2,700
9 Noa-Lynn van Leuven £2,650
10 Katie Sheldon £2,300
2023 Women's Series ranking after 8 events
Rank Player Earnings
1 Beau Greaves £10,100
2 Mikuru Suzuki £6,500
3 Rhian O'Sullivan £4,200
4 Robyn Byrne £3,750
5 Fallon Sherrock £3,000
6 Lisa Ashton £2,050
7 Noa-Lynn van Leuven £2,000
8 Kim Holden £1,800
9 Kirsty Hutchinson £1,700
10 Kirsi Viinikainen £1,550
No. Date Venue Winner Legs Runner-up Ref.
1 Saturday 25 February Morningside Arena,
England Leicester		 (94.34) Beau Greaves  5 – 3  Mikuru Suzuki (86.82) [53]
2 (81.68) Beau Greaves  5 – 0  Kim Holden (65.72) [54]
3 Sunday 26 February (84.62) Mikuru Suzuki  5 – 1  Rhian O'Sullivan (79.43) [55]
4 (89.46) Beau Greaves  5 – 0  Robyn Byrne (74.38) [56]
5 Saturday 13 May Marshall Arena,
England Milton Keynes		 (94.75) Beau Greaves  5 – 2  Fallon Sherrock (93.48) [57]
6 (84.53) Rhian O'Sullivan  5 – 3  Beau Greaves (80.21) [58]
7 Sunday 14 May (78.88) Robyn Byrne  5 – 1  Laura Turner (69.44) [59]
8 (78.10) Mikuru Suzuki  5 – 3  Noa-Lynn van Leuven (76.45) [60]
9 Saturday 24 June Halle 39,
Germany Hildesheim		    
10    
11 Sunday 25 June    
12    
13 Saturday 29 July Marshall Arena,
England Milton Keynes		    
14    
15 Sunday 30 July    
16    
17 Saturday 16 September Robin Park Tennis Centre,
England Wigan		    
18    
19 Sunday 17 September    
20    
21 Saturday 14 October    
22    
23 Sunday 15 October    
24    

    PDC Asian Tour

    Following a break of three years, the PDC Asian Tour returns in 2023 with an expanded tour consisting of 24 events held over 8 weekends. The first 15 events were confirmed on 10 November 2022, with the remaining 9 to be confirmed at a later date.[61]

    The Asian Championship will also return, this time taking place in Shimonoseki between 5–8 October.[62]

    2023 Asian Tour ranking after 12 events [63]
    Rank Player Earnings
    1 Lourence Ilagan $8,700
    2 Man Lok Leung $5,000
    3 Reynaldo Rivera $4,300
    4 Jun Matsuda $3,600
    5 Lok Yin Lee $3,400
    6 Rosendo Lubaton $3,200
    7 Tomoya Goto $3,150
    8 Haruki Muramatsu $3,100
    9 Christian Perez $3,000
    10 Paolo Nebrida $2,500
    No. Date Venue Winner Legs Runner-up Ref.
    1 Saturday 11 March Kobe International Exhibition Centre,
    Japan Kobe    		 (94.91) Man Lok Leung  5 – 3  Lourence Ilagan (89.29) [64]
    2 (97.70) Lourence Ilagan  5 – 2  Motomu Sakai (90.96) [65]
    3 Sunday 12 March (82.38) Haruki Muramatsu  5 – 4  Lourence Ilagan (88.91) [66]
    4 Saturday 25 March KINTEX 1 Hall Grand Ballroom,
    South Korea Seoul    		 (90.51) Lok Yin Lee  5 – 2  Keita Ono (77.43) [67]
    5 (84.38) Jun Matsuda  5 – 3  Tomoya Goto (81.11) [68]
    6 Sunday 26 March (87.27) Man Lok Leung  5 – 2  Tomoya Goto (87.62) [69]
    7 Saturday 15 April Leyte Academic Center,
    Philippines Palo    		 (104.59) Rosendo Lubaton  5 – 2  Lourence Ilagan (89.40) [70]
    8 (96.77) Ryan Condat  5 – 2  Nitin Kumar (86.02) [71]
    9 Sunday 16 April (110.51) Reynaldo Rivera  5 – 0  Lourence Ilagan (93.71) [72]
    10 Saturday 29 April Riverside Regal Hotel,
    Hong Kong Hong Kong    		 (95.71) Christian Perez  5 – 1  Nitin Kumar (85.68) [73]
    11 (88.14) Lourence Ilagan  5 – 1  Reynaldo Rivera (83.84) [74]
    12 Sunday 30 April (88.96) Paolo Nebrida  5 – 4  Reynaldo Rivera (94.57) [75]
    13 Saturday 27 May Triple Event Hall,
    Mongolia Ulaanbaatar    		    
    14    
    15 Sunday 28 May    
    16 TBC TBC,
    TBC    		    
    17    
    18 TBC    
    19 TBC TBC,
    TBC    		    
    20    
    21 TBC    
    22 TBC TBC,
    TBC    		    
    23    
    24 TBC    

    Professional Darts Corporation Nordic & Baltic (PDCNB) Tour

    On 15 January 2023, PDC Nordic & Baltic announced their 2023 calendar, which had 5 weekends in 5 different countries.[76]

    2023 PDCNB Tour ranking after 6 events[77]
    Rank Player Earnings
    1 Marko Kantele €4,050
    2 Daniel Larsson €2,375
    3 Jeffrey de Graaf €1,575
    4 Benjamin Drue Reus €1,525
    5 Mindaugas Barauskas €1,525
    6 Vladimir Andersen €1,450
    7 Tom Veje €1,100
    8 Andreas Harrysson €950
    9 Paavo Myller €925
    10 Oskar Lukasiak €925
    No. Date Venue Winner Legs Runner-up Ref.
    1 Saturday 18 February Slangerup Dart Club,
    Denmark Slangerup    		 (93.33) Marko Kantele  6 – 1  Jeffrey de Graaf (85.37) [78]
    2 Sunday 19 February (79.07) Mindaugas Barauskas  6 – 5  Tom Veje (72.26) [79]
    3 Saturday 11 March Apple Hotel,
    Sweden Gothenburg    		 (88.12) Marko Kantele  6 – 4  Hannu Suominen (86.06) [80]
    4 Sunday 12 March (84.48) Daniel Larsson  6 – 1  Benjamin Drue Reus (77.71) [81]
    5 Saturday 15 April Bullseye,
    Iceland Reykjavík    		 (90.96) Vladimir Andersen  6 – 4  Daniel Larsson (91.22) [82]
    6 Sunday 16 April (89.50) Marko Kantele  6 – 1  Jeffrey de Graaf (83.33) [83]
    7 Saturday 3 June Hotelli Tallukka,
    Finland Vääksy    		    
    8 Sunday 4 June    
    9 Saturday 15 July Bellevue Park Hotel,
    Latvia Riga    		    
    10 Sunday 16 July    

    Dartplayers Australia (DPA) Pro Tour

    The Dartplayers Australia Tour will return to a unified tour for 2023. There will be 20 events held over 5 weekends, all held at the Warilla Bowls Club, Barrack Heights.[84]

    2023 DPA Pro Tour ranking after 13 events[85]
    Rank Player Earnings
    1 Darren Penhall $5,370
    2 Mal Cuming $3,360
    3 Brandon Weening $2,240
    4 Joe Comito $2,000
    5 Harley Kemp $1,680
    6 Gordon Mathers $1,510
    7 Brenton Lloyd $980
    8 Jeremy Fagg $870
    9 Mitchell Clegg $790
    10 Mick Lacey $660
    No. Date Venue Winner Legs Runner-up Ref.
    1 Saturday 18 February Warilla Bowls Club,
    Australia Barrack Heights    		 (86.84) Jeremy Fagg  5 – 2  Gordon Mathers (83.87) [86]
    2 (86.49) Brandon Weening  5 – 3  Bill Aitken (82.30) [87]
    3 Sunday 19 February (86.72) Mal Cuming  5 – 4  Gordon Mathers (85.84) [88]
    4 (85.14) Darren Penhall  5 – 2  Brandon Weening (74.57) [89]
    5 Saturday 18 March (77.88) Harley Kemp  5 – 2  Brenton Lloyd (77.39) [90]
    6 (87.32) Darren Penhall  5 – 3  Joe Comito (82.89) [91]
    7 Sunday 19 March (95.98) Joe Comito  5 – 4  Darren Penhall (91.02) [92]
    8 (96.54) Darren Penhall  5 – 2  Mitchell Clegg (75.36) [93]
    9 Friday 28 April (88.00) Mal Cuming  5 – 1  Brody Klinge (82.17) [94]
    10 Saturday 29 April (100.27) Darren Penhall  5 – 3  Brandon Weening (95.41) [95]
    11 (92.91) Darren Penhall  5 – 4  Mal Cuming (86.98) [96]
    12 Sunday 30 April (88.02) Mal Cuming  5 – 1  Joe Comito (78.86) [97]
    13 (91.53) Darren Penhall  5 – 2  Mal Cuming (91.83) [98]
    14 Saturday 8 July    
    15    
    16 Sunday 9 July    
    17    
    18 Saturday 16 September    
    19 Sunday 17 September    
    20    

    Dartplayers New Zealand (DPNZ) Pro Tour

    The Dartplayers New Zealand Tour will return for an extended tour for 2023. There will be 12 events held over 6 weekends.[99]

    2023 DPNZ Open Rankings after 8 events[100]
    Rank Player Points
    1 Ben Robb 128
    2 Haupai Puha 96
    3 Kayden Milne 84
    4 Warren Parry 76
    5 Tukina Weko 52
    6 John Hurring 44
    7 Mark Cleaver 40
    8 Craig Caldwell 36
    9 Stu Irwin 32
    10 Darren Dummigan 24
    No. Date Venue Winner Legs Runner-up Ref.
    1 Saturday 25 February Black Horse Hotel,
    New Zealand Christchurch    		 (86.12) Ben Robb  7 – 3  Warren Parry (79.35) [101]
    2 Sunday 26 February (94.62) Ben Robb  7 – 4  Haupai Puha (86.69) [102]
    3 Saturday 25 March Birkenhead RSA,
    New Zealand Auckland    		 (94.76) John Hurring  7 – 6  Ben Robb (92.73) [103]
    4 Sunday 26 March (90.12) Haupai Puha  7 – 4  Tukina Weko (79.59) [104]
    5 Saturday 29 April Sun City,
    New Zealand Nelson    		 (90.62) Ben Robb  7 – 5  Kayden Milne (78.22) [105]
    6 Sunday 30 April (83.39) Ben Robb  7 – 3  Haupai Puha (74.95) [106]
    7 Saturday 13 May Hamilton Cossie Club,
    New Zealand Hamilton    		 (82.47) Kayden Milne  7 – 3  Warren Parry (77.48) [107]
    8 Sunday 14 May (86.36) Ben Robb  7 – 5  Haupai Puha (81.70) [108]
    9 Saturday 2 September Dunedin Metropolitan Club,
    New Zealand Dunedin    		    
    10 Sunday 3 September    
    11 Saturday 7 October Black Horse Hotel,
    New Zealand Christchurch    		    
    12 Sunday 8 October    

    Championship Darts Corporation (CDC) Pro Tour

    The Championship Darts Corporation will continue in 2023. It will host 12 events held over 4 weekends. The top players from the United States and Canada on the Tour Points List will qualify for the 2024 PDC World Darts Championship.

    No. Date Venue Winner Legs Runner-up Ref.
    1 Saturday 20 May American Legion Post 331,
    United States Brownsburg    		    
    2    
    3 Sunday 21 May    
    4 Saturday 15 July Ramada Plaza Hotel North Shore,
    United States Wheeling    		    
    5    
    6 Sunday 16 July    
    7 Saturday 12 August Cambridge Newfoundland Club,
    Canada Cambridge    		    
    8    
    9 Sunday 13 August    
    10 Saturday 9 September American Legion Post 331,
    United States Brownsburg    		    
    11    
    12 Sunday 10 September    

    Before the CDC season starts, there will also be a new tournament called the Cross-Border Darts Challenge featuring 8 players from both Canada and the United States facing off against each other, with the winner earning a place at the 2023 US Darts Masters. The event will take place at White Eagle Hall in Jersey City, New Jersey on 21–22 April.[109]

     Joey Lynaugh replaces  Danny Baggish in the tournament.

    First round
    (best of 7 legs)
    21 Apr     		Quarter-finals
    (best of 9 legs)
    22 Apr     		Semi-finals
    (best of 9 legs)
    22 Apr     		Final
    (best of 11 legs)
    22 Apr
                
       Joey Lynaugh 84.35 3
     Keith Way 83.55 4
     Keith Way 88.11 4
    CAN4  Jim Long 88.58 5
    CAN4  Jim Long 81.18 4
     Chuck Puleo 85.94 3
    CAN4  Jim Long 90.62 5
    CAN2  Jacob Taylor 87.14 2
    CAN2  Jacob Taylor 87.24 4
     Gary Mawson 70.59 1
    CAN2  Jacob Taylor 84.86 5
    USA3  Alex Spellman 83.26 3
    USA3  Alex Spellman 77.26 4
     John Part 77.48 3
    CAN4  Jim Long 69.57 0
     Jeff Smith 79.81 6
    CAN1  David Cameron 77.38 3
     Jules van Dongen 78.21 4
       Jules van Dongen 90.56 0
     Jeff Smith 96.35 5
    USA4  Larry Butler 80.77 2
     Jeff Smith 82.01 4
       Jeff Smith 86.38 5
     Steve Warnock 81.71 0
    USA2  Leonard Gates 82.35 1
     Steve Warnock 86.24 4
     Steve Warnock 89.30 5
    CAN3  John Norman Jnr 85.13 3
    CAN3  John Norman Jnr 81.23 4
     Danny Lauby 80.63 1

    African Continental Tour

    On 15 February 2023, it was announced that in co-operation with the African Darts Group, a first ever African Continental Tour would take place. It would include qualifiers for the 2023 PDC World Cup of Darts, as well as the 2023 PDC World Youth Championship and the 2024 PDC World Darts Championship.[110]

    Championship Darts Latin America and Caribbean (CDLC) Tour

    The 2023 CDLC Tour will begin in the Costa Rican capital of San José from August 4-6, with two warm-up events being followed by back-to-back CDLC Tour events on Saturday August 5 and Sunday August 6. The Hotel Torremayor in Santiago will then play host to the second and final weekend from October 13-15, with CDLC Tour Events Three and Four taking place in Chile. Following the conclusion of October’s double-header, the player at the top of the CDLC Order of Merit will qualify for the 2024 PDC World Darts Championship at London’s Alexandra Palace in December.[111]

    No. Date City Winner Legs Runner Up
    1 Saturday 05 August San José Costa Rica
    2 Sunday 06 August San José Costa Rica
    3 Saturday 14 October Santiago de Chile Chile
    4 Sunday 15 October Santiago de Chile Chile


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