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World Grand Prix Darts 2026: ‘Double-in, double out’ format, schedule, results, prize money & winners

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World Grand Prix Darts 2026: ‘Double-in, double out’ format, schedule, results, prize money & winners
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The 2026 Darts World Grand Prix starts on Monday, 28 September and is one of the Professional Darts Corporation’s major titles.

Unlike the rest of the sport’s majors, the tournament uses a ‘double in, double out’ format.

The 32 players featuring are made up of the 16 best-ranked players from the PDC’s Order of Merit, and the best 16 from the past 12 months via the Order of Merit who had not already qualified.

A total prize fund of £750,000 is up for grabs, with the winner earning £150,000.

Teenager and current world number one Luke Littler was the winner in 2025, cruising to a 6-1 victory over Luke Humphries in the final.

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