WDF Darts News: World Darts Federation

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WDF World Championship news

Upcoming 27 Nov – 6 Dec 2026

Reigning champion : Jimmy van Schie Prize money : £150 000

The WDF World Championship is the flagship event of the World Darts Federation, long associated with the legendary Lakeside venue. It crowns world cha...

WDF World Masters news

Upcoming 6 Jul – 11 Jul 2027

Reigning champion : Chris Lim

The WDF World Masters is one of the oldest and most respected darts tournaments in the world. A cornerstone of the WDF calendar, it brings together th...

WDF Europe Cup

Finished 30 Sep – 3 Oct 2026

The WDF Europe Cup is the European nations championship run by the World Darts Federation, with medals in singles, pairs, teams and overall for each g...

WDF Girls' World Championship

Finished 7 Dec 2025

The WDF World Youth Darts Championship, Girls category, is the premier global competition for young female players under the World Darts Federation. C...

WDF Women's World Championship

Finished 7 Dec 2025

Reigning champion : Deta Hedman

The WDF World Darts Championship Women's category is the World Darts Federation's premier event for female players, bringing together the best represe...

WDF World Cup

Upcoming 28 Sep – 2 Oct 2027

The WDF World Cup is the World Darts Federation’s nations event, played every two years in singles, pairs, teams and overall, for men, women and youth...

WDF Youth World Championship

Finished 7 Dec 2025

Reigning champion : Mitchell Lawrie

The WDF World Youth Darts Championship, Boys category, is the premier global competition for young male players under the World Darts Federation. Comp...

About World Darts Federation

The World Darts Federation (WDF) is the international organisation governing darts at amateur level, representing over 70 member nations worldwide.

Founded in 1976, the WDF runs amateur world championships, international tournaments and promotes the development of darts in emerging countries. The federation plays a crucial role in the sport's structure by establishing official rules and overseeing national competitions.

The WDF works in collaboration with national federations to develop the sport at all levels, from beginner amateurs to elite players seeking to turn professional.

Frequently Asked Questions

The World Darts Federation (WDF) is the international organisation governing darts at amateur level, representing over 70 member nations worldwide since 1976.
The WDF focuses on amateur darts and developing the sport internationally, while the PDC is the main professional organisation with the biggest prize money and television coverage.
To compete in WDF tournaments, you must be a member of a national federation affiliated with the WDF. You can then qualify for world and international championships through national tournaments.