2025 World Series of Darts schedule confirmed

The PDC World Series of Darts will feature a return to Auckland in 2025, following confirmation of next year’s global schedule.

Following the huge success of this year's worldwide roadshow, the World Series of Darts returns with seven international tournaments across the globe in 2024, ahead of the Jack’s World Series of Darts Finals in September.

The 2025 World Series of Darts will begin with the third edition of the Bahrain Darts Masters on January 16-17, following Luke Littler's remarkable victory at the Bahrain International Circuit earlier this year.

The third staging of the TOTO Dutch Darts Masters will take place a week later on January 24-25, with Dutch icon Michael van Gerwen famously claiming the Toon Greebe Trophy in Den Bosch earlier this year.

The sport’s biggest names will then do battle in Copenhagen in the Mr Vegas Nordic Darts Masters on June 6-7, before the PDC visits New York for a fourth consecutive year later that month.

The iconic Madison Square Garden will play host to the bet365 US Darts Masters and the North American Championship on June 27-28, which will be followed by the Superbet Poland Darts Masters in Gliwice on July 4-5.

The darting elite will then head Down Under in August 2025, as the World Series of Darts returns to Australia and New Zealand next summer.

The Australian Darts Masters kicks off the Oceanic double-header in Wollongong on August 8-9, before the New Zealand Darts Masters - won by Luke Humphries in 2024 - takes place on August 15-16, as the World Series returns to Auckland for the first time since 2018 at the Spark Arena.

Following the conclusion of the seven global events, Amsterdam’s AFAS Live will host the 2025 Jack's World Series of Darts Finals, as a 32-player field descend on the Dutch capital from September 12-14.

"The World Series of Darts was bigger than ever in 2024 and we're looking to build on that success next year with another exciting calendar of events," said PDC Chief Executive Matt Porter.

"We're delighted to be returning to Auckland for the New Zealand Darts Masters, while our schedule will enable us to continue the growth we enjoyed both on and off the oche in 2024.

"We enjoyed record ticket sales across the World Series of Darts this year and also gave emerging talent from around the world the chance to gain valuable big-stage experience against the leading stars of the sport."

Player selections for each World Series of Darts event will be confirmed in due course, with every international event featuring eight PDC stars taking on eight regional representatives in the opening round.