GEOFF KIME has won the 2011 Oceanic Masters, defeating Barry Jouannet in the final as he secured a place in the Ladbrokes World Darts Championship.
Kime followed up September's maiden win on the Australian Grand Prix circuit, in Redcliffe, by taking victory at the Boorowa Recreation Club, NSW.
He enjoyed wins over Kevin Luland, David Platt, Robbie King and Warren Parry before defeating Jouannet - a former champion - 9-7 in the decider.
Kime hit finishes of 158 and 120 in the final, coming from 2-1 down to lead 4-2 and retained his advantage throughout the remainder of the contest to secure the biggest win of his career.
Kime will now join DPA Order of Merit winner Sean Reed in qualifying to compete at Alexandra Palace in December in the Ladbrokes World Darts Championship.
2011 DPA Oceanic Masters
Last 32
Rob Modra 6-0 Shannon Genge
Eddy Sims 6-2 Guy Holland
Kyle Anderson 6-0 Arnel Galvez
Col Embrey 6-3 Don Whittingham
Jeremy Fagg 6-2 Jeff Jones
Ben Gaitor 6-3 Wayne Clegg
Barry Jouannet 6-0 Ron Robinson
Bill Aitken 6-5 Rod Neeson
Warren Parry 6-3 Russell Stewart
Daniel Sim 6-4 Mick McCreadie
Mitchell Clegg 6-2 Jerry Weyman
David Platt 6-4 Kennedy Cruz
Geoff Kime 6-3 Kevin Luland
Phillip Hazel 6-1 Rod Crawford
Robbie King 6-4 Dave Marshall
Last 16
Rob Modra 7-6 Eddy Sims
Kyle Anderson 7-1 Col Embrey
Jeremy Fagg 7-4 Ben Gaitor
Barry Jouannet 7-0 Glenn Jones
Warren Parry 7-4 Bill Aitken
Mitchell Clegg 7-4 Daniel Sim
Geoff Kime 7-4 David Platt
Robbie King 7-6 Phillip Hazel
Quarter-Finals
Kyle Anderson 7-1 Rob Modra
Barry Jouannet 7-1 Jeremy Fagg
Warren Parry 7-1 Mitchell Clegg
Geoff Kime 7-5 Robbie King
Semi-Finals
Barry Jouannet 8-5 Kyle Anderson
Geoff Kime 8-3 Warren Parry
Final
Geoff Kime 9-7 Barry Jouannet
Winner receives €1,000, a place in the Ladbrokes World Darts Championship and return airfares to London