Belgian Darts Open

The PDC EuroTour starts in 2012, it is played as a series of tournaments on the European continent. With the start of the EuroTour, the Players Championship tournaments on mainland Europe disappear from the calendar. From that moment on the tournaments will be played on big stages with a large audience. However, the Players Championships made a comeback in Europe in 2019.

In the first two years, 64 players are in the main draw, with the first round being played on two stages. From 2014 onwards only 48 players compete in the tournament, which is now played on one stage. 

The top 32 of the EuroTour Order of Merit also qualify for the European Darts Championship. In 2025, fifteen EuroTour tournaments will take place in Belgium, Germany, Austria, The Netherlands, Czechia, Hungary, Slovakia and Switzerland. These are the tournaments on the calendar in 2025:

20-02 t/m 22-02 ET01 | Poland Darts Open | Krakow, Poland
13-03 t/m 15-03 ET02 | European Darts Trophy | Göttingen, Germany
20-03 t/m 22-03 ET03 | Belgian Darts Open | Lebbeke, Belgium
04-04 t/m 06-04 ET04 | German Darts Grand Prix | München, Germany
17-04 t/m 19-04 ET05 | European Darts Grand Prix | Sindelfingen, Germany
08-05 t/m 10-05 ET06 | Austrian Darts Open | Graz, Austria
22-05 t/m 24-05 ET07 | International Darts Open | Riesa, Germany
29-05 t/m 31-05 ET08 | Baltic Sea Darts Open | Kiel, Germany
19-06 t/m 21-06 ET09 | Slovak Darts Open | Bratislava, Slovakia
10-07 t/m 12-07 ET10 | European Darts Open | Leverkusen, Germany
28-08 t/m 30-08 ET11 | Hungarian Darts Trophy | Budapest, Hungary
05-09 t/m 06-09 ET12 | Czech Darts Open | Prague, Czechia
11-09 t/m 13-09 ET13 | Flanders Darts Trophy | Antwerpen, Belgium
09-10 t/m 11-10 ET14 | Swiss Darts Trophy | Basel, Switzerland
16-19 t/m 18-10 ET15 | Dutch Darts Championship | Maastricht, Netherlands