Australian Darts Open
{{Infobox Darts Tournament
|tournament_name = Australian Darts Open
|image =
|venue = Moama Bowling Club
|location = Moama
|country = {{flagicon|NSW}} New South Wales
{{flagicon|AUS}} Australia
|establishment = 2019
|organisation = WDF
|format = Legs
|prizefund = A$80,000
|month_played = August
|final year =
|Current Champion = {{PDCFlag|Andy Baetens}} (men's)
{{PDCFlag|Lisa Ashton}} (women's)
|Final Champion =
}}
The Australian Darts Open is a darts tournament held at Moama Bowling Club in Moama, Australia. First edition of the tournament took place in 2019. The next edition of this tournament took place in 2022 after an interruption caused by COVID-19 pandemic. World Darts Federation announced that the Australian Darts Open has been awarded Platinum ranking status, with a total prize fund of A$80,000, set to be one of the biggest WDF events in 2022.{{cite web |title=Australian Open Press Release |url=https://dartswdf.com/news/australian-open-press-release |publisher=World Darts Federation |access-date=14 April 2021}}
Tournament has been open to players worldwide, with open qualifiers for this staged event across Australia. The stage format adopted for this tournament had been used before at the Finder Darts Masters. First winners of the tournament were Damon Heta and Lisa Ashton.
Results
=Men's=
| class="wikitable sortable" |
| rowspan=2 | Year
!rowspan=2 | Champion !rowspan=2 | {{Tooltip|Av.|Average in final}} !rowspan=2 | Score !rowspan=2 | Runner-Up !rowspan=2 | {{Tooltip|Av.|Average in final}} !colspan=3 | Prize Money !rowspan=2 | Venue |
|---|
| Total
! {{Tooltip|Ch.|Champion}} ! {{Tooltip|R.-Up|Runner-Up}} |
| 2019
| {{PDCFlag|Damon Heta}} | align=center |92.21 | align=center | 10 – 9 | {{WDFFlag|Scott Mitchell}} | align=center |94.12 | align=center | A$50,000 | align=center | A$15,000 | align=center | A$5,000 | rowspan=3 | Moama Bowling Club, Moama |
| 2022
| {{PDCFlag|Raymond Smith}} | align=center |93.32 | align=center | 10 – 9 | {{PDCFlag|Haupai Puha}} | align=center |90.21 | align=center | A$56,000 | align=center | A$16,000 | align=center | A$8,000 |
| 2023
| {{PDCFlag|Andy Baetens}} | align=center |92.62 | align=center | 10 – 2 | {{WDFFlag|Neil Duff}} | align=center |89.81 | align=center | A$39,000 | align=center | A$10,000 | align=center | A$5,000 |
=Women's=
| class="wikitable sortable" |
| rowspan=2 | Year
!rowspan=2 | Champion !rowspan=2 | {{Tooltip|Av.|Average in final}} !rowspan=2 | Score !rowspan=2 | Runner-Up !rowspan=2 | {{Tooltip|Av.|Average in final}} !colspan=3 | Prize Money !rowspan=2 | Venue |
|---|
| Total
! {{Tooltip|Ch.|Champion}} ! {{Tooltip|R.-Up|Runner-Up}} |
| 2019
| {{WDFWFlag|Lisa Ashton}} | align=center |87.97 | align=center | 8 – 6 | {{WDFWFlag|Mikuru Suzuki}} | align=center |85.41 | align=center | A$21,000 | align=center | A$10,000 | align=center | A$5,000 | rowspan=3 | Moama Bowling Club, Moama |
| 2022
| {{WDFWFlag|Beau Greaves}} | align=center |91.27 | align=center | 8 – 5 | {{WDFWFlag|Mikuru Suzuki}} | align=center |89.46 | align=center | A$24,000 | align=center | A$8,000 | align=center | A$4,000 |
| 2023
| {{PDCFlag|Lisa Ashton}} (2) | align=center |88.04 | align=center | 8 – 4 | {{PDCFlag|Aileen De Graaf}} | align=center |80.80 | align=center | A$17,000 | align=center | A$5,000 | align=center | A$2,500 |
References
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Category:Sports competitions in Australia