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| champion = [[Alex Brow]]
| runner_up = [[Jeroen van Dijk]]
| final_score = 16–13
| defending_champion = [[Logan White]]
| defending_champion = [[Logan White]]
| prev = [[2025 IDF Grand Slam of Darts|2025]]
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The '''2026 IDF Grand Slam of Darts''' is a professional [[darts]] tournament organised by the [[International Darts Federation]] (IDF), taking place from 14 to 22 November 2026 at the [[Aldersley Leisure Village]] in [[Wolverhampton]], England.
The '''2026 IDF Grand Slam of Darts''' was a professional [[darts]] tournament organised by the [[International Darts Federation]] (IDF), held from 14 to 22 November 2026 at the [[Aldersley Leisure Village]] in [[Wolverhampton]], England.


The tournament featured 32 players, initially divided into eight groups of four, with the top two players from each group progressing to the knockout stage.
[[Alex Brow]] won the tournament, defeating [[Jeroen van Dijk]] 16–13 in the final. It was Brow's first Grand Slam title, having finished runner-up to [[Logan White]] in 2025.


[[Logan White]] entered as the defending champion, having defeated [[Alex Brow]] 16–13 in the [[2025 IDF Grand Slam of Darts|2025 final]]. White's title defence ended in the quarter-finals, where Brow defeated him 16–14.
White entered as the defending champion but was eliminated by Brow 16–14 in the quarter-finals. Brow subsequently defeated [[Max Mad]] 16–12 in the semi-finals before overcoming Van Dijk in the final.


Brow reached a second consecutive Grand Slam final after defeating [[Max Mad]] 16–12 in the semi-finals. He will face [[Jeroen van Dijk]], who ended [[Elias Storm]]'s run with a 16–13 victory to reach his first IDF Grand Slam final.
Brow completed the tournament undefeated, winning all three of his group matches before victories over [[Nathan Owens]], White, Mad and Van Dijk in the knockout stage.


==Background==
==Background==
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All group-stage matches were played over the best of nine legs.
All group-stage matches were played over the best of nine legs.


The knockout stage is played as follows:
The knockout stage was played as follows:


* Group stage: best of 9 legs
* Group stage: best of 9 legs
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* Final: best of 31 legs
* Final: best of 31 legs


The second round was therefore first to 10 legs, while all matches from the quarter-finals onwards are first to 16.
The second round was therefore first to 10 legs, while all matches from the quarter-finals onwards were first to 16.


===Prize money===
===Prize money===
The total prize fund is £800,000, with £175,000 awarded to the champion.
The total prize fund was £800,000, with £175,000 awarded to the champion.


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Prize money earned at the tournament counts towards the [[IDF Order of Merit]].
Prize money earned at the tournament counted towards the [[IDF Order of Merit]].


Each player finishing top of their group received an additional £7,500 bonus.
Each player finishing top of their group received an additional £7,500 bonus.
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Mad won Group C ahead of [[Duncan MacLeod]] following a three-way tie with [[Ethan Mitchell]], while [[Ryan Thomas]] won all three of his Group D matches.
Mad won Group C ahead of [[Duncan MacLeod]] following a three-way tie with [[Ethan Mitchell]], while [[Ryan Thomas]] won all three of his Group D matches.


[[Rhys Morgan]] won Group E, with Storm progressing in second ahead of [[Cole Hamilton]].
[[Rhys Morgan]] won Group E, with [[Elias Storm]] progressing in second ahead of [[Cole Hamilton]].


[[Benjamin Carter]] won Group F ahead of [[Quinn Sanders]]. [[Harry Lewis]] topped Group G, while [[Jamie Fletcher]] qualified in second and seventh seed [[Jack Mercer]] was eliminated.
[[Benjamin Carter]] won Group F ahead of [[Quinn Sanders]]. [[Harry Lewis]] topped Group G, while [[Jamie Fletcher]] qualified in second and seventh seed [[Jack Mercer]] was eliminated.
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===Second round===
===Second round===
Brow defeated [[Nathan Owens]] 10–6 with a 110.26 average, while White defeated [[Hunter Jackson]] 10–7 with a 111.02 average.
Brow defeated Owens 10–6 with a 110.26 average, while White defeated [[Hunter Jackson]] 10–7 with a 111.02 average.


Mad defeated [[Parker Reeves]] 10–8 and MacLeod eliminated previously unbeaten Thomas 10–8.
Mad defeated [[Parker Reeves]] 10–8 and MacLeod eliminated previously unbeaten Thomas 10–8.
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Mad defeated MacLeod 16–11 in the opening quarter-final, averaging 109.24 compared with MacLeod's 106.47.
Mad defeated MacLeod 16–11 in the opening quarter-final, averaging 109.24 compared with MacLeod's 106.47.


Brow eliminated defending champion White 16–14 in a high-scoring quarter-final. Brow averaged 112.08 to White's 111.47 and finished 130 in the 30th leg to secure the victory.
Brow eliminated defending champion White 16–14 in one of the highest-quality matches of the tournament. Brow averaged 112.08 to White's 111.47 and finished 130 in the 30th leg to secure the victory.


Storm defeated Sanders 16–13 to reach his first major semi-final since returning from a broken wrist. Storm averaged 106.12, while Sanders averaged 105.37.
Storm defeated Sanders 16–13, while Van Dijk maintained his unbeaten tournament with a 16–12 victory over Walker.


Van Dijk remained unbeaten by defeating Walker 16–12, averaging 108.03.
===Semi-finals===
Brow reached his second consecutive Grand Slam final by defeating Mad 16–12.


===Semi-finals===
Mad led 4–2 in the early stages before Brow recovered to move 5–4 ahead. The match remained level at 8–8 before Brow won four consecutive legs to establish a 12–8 advantage.
The semi-finals were played during the afternoon session on 22 November.
 
Mad reduced the deficit to 13–11, but Brow regained control and completed the victory in the 28th leg.
 
Brow averaged 111.18 and hit 15 maximums, while Mad averaged 108.72.
 
Van Dijk defeated Storm 16–13 in the second semi-final.
 
Storm led 9–8 before Van Dijk won three consecutive legs. Storm recovered to level at 11–11, but Van Dijk responded with back-to-back 12-dart legs and eventually completed the match in the 29th leg.


Brow reached his second consecutive Grand Slam final with a 16–12 victory over Mad.
Van Dijk averaged 109.06 compared with Storm's 106.84.


Mad started strongly and broke Brow twice in the opening six legs to lead 4–2. Brow responded with three consecutive legs to move ahead for the first time at 5–4, before Mad levelled the match.
===Final===
Brow defeated Van Dijk 16–13 in the final to win his first IDF Grand Slam title.


The players remained level at 6–6 and 8–8 before Brow began to take control. He won four consecutive legs, including an 11-darter and a 126 checkout, to establish a 12–8 advantage.
Van Dijk, who entered the final undefeated after six consecutive victories at the tournament, made the stronger start. He broke Brow in the third leg and held in 13 darts to establish a 3–1 lead.


Mad responded by winning three of the next four legs to reduce the deficit to 13–11. Brow then held throw in 12 darts before breaking Mad with a 104 checkout to move within one leg of victory.
Brow responded immediately, winning three successive legs to move 4–3 ahead. Van Dijk levelled at 4–4 before Brow produced a 12-dart leg and a 104 checkout to lead 6–4 at the first significant interval.


Mad saved one match leg with a 13-darter, but Brow completed the win in the 28th leg on double 10.
Van Dijk recovered after the break, winning three of the next four legs to level the match at 7–7. Brow moved ahead again, but Van Dijk took out 121 to make the score 8–8.


Brow averaged 111.18 and hit 15 maximums. Mad averaged 108.72 and hit 12 maximums.
The match remained level through 9–9 and 10–10 before Brow made the decisive move.


The victory sent Brow into the Grand Slam final for the second consecutive year, having lost the 2025 final to White.
Brow won the 21st leg in 11 darts and broke Van Dijk in the following leg with a 128 checkout to establish a 12–10 lead.


The second semi-final saw Van Dijk defeat Storm 16–13.
Van Dijk immediately broke back with a 13-darter, but Brow responded with another break in 12 darts before holding throw to extend his advantage to 14–11.


Van Dijk took an early 3–1 lead before Storm responded with three consecutive legs to move 4–3 ahead. Van Dijk levelled at 4–4, and the match remained closely contested through the middle stages.
Van Dijk refused to allow Brow to pull away, producing consecutive 14-dart legs to reduce the deficit to 14–13.


Storm led 7–6 and 9–8 before Van Dijk produced a run of three consecutive legs to move 11–9 ahead.
In the 28th leg, Brow held throw in 12 darts to move within one leg of the championship.


Storm recovered to level at 11–11, including a 127 checkout in the 22nd leg, but Van Dijk immediately regained the lead with consecutive 12-dart legs.
Van Dijk opened the following leg with scores of 140 and 180, but Brow remained close behind. Van Dijk left 72 after 12 darts, while Brow reached 87.


Storm reduced the deficit to 13–12 before Van Dijk held in 14 darts and then broke throw to move 15–12 ahead.
Van Dijk missed one dart at double 12 for a 72 finish.


Storm kept the match alive by taking out 110 in the 28th leg, but Van Dijk completed the victory in the following leg with a 13-dart hold.
Brow then checked out 87 in two darts, hitting treble 17 and double 18, to complete a 16–13 victory.


Van Dijk averaged 109.06, while Storm averaged 106.84. Van Dijk hit 14 maximums compared with Storm's 11.
Brow averaged 111.64 in the final and hit 16 maximums. Van Dijk averaged 108.92 and recorded 13 maximums.


The defeat ended Storm's first deep major run since returning from his wrist injury. After averaging below 102 across his European Championship campaign, Storm averaged above 104 in every knockout match at the Grand Slam.
Brow finished the tournament undefeated and averaged over 110 in each of his four knockout matches.


Van Dijk advanced to his first IDF Grand Slam final and remained unbeaten through six matches at the tournament.
The victory completed a significant turnaround from the previous year's final, when Brow had lost 16–13 to White. He also defeated White directly during the 2026 tournament, winning their quarter-final 16–14.


==Draw==
==Draw==
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| RD4-seed01 = A1
| RD4-seed01 = A1
| RD4-team01 = {{PDCFlag|Alex Brow|avg=}}
| RD4-team01 = {{PDCFlag|Alex Brow|avg=111.64}}
| RD4-score01 =
| RD4-score01 = 16
| RD4-seed02 = H1
| RD4-seed02 = H1
| RD4-team02 = {{PDCFlag|Jeroen van Dijk|avg=}}
| RD4-team02 = {{PDCFlag|Jeroen van Dijk|avg=108.92}}
| RD4-score02 =
| RD4-score02 = 13
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==Schedule==
===Final===
{| class="wikitable"
! Player
! Score
! Player
! Average
|-
| Alex Brow
| 16–13
| Jeroen van Dijk
| 111.64–108.92
|}


===22 November===
==Champion==
====Afternoon session====
Brow won his first IDF Grand Slam title and collected £175,000 in ranking prize money, in addition to the £7,500 bonus earned for winning Group A.
Semi-finals:


* Alex Brow 16–12 Max Mad
He completed the tournament with seven victories from seven matches.
* Jeroen van Dijk 16–13 Elias Storm


====Evening session====
Brow's knockout-stage averages were:
Final:


* Alex Brow v Jeroen van Dijk
{| class="wikitable"
 
! Stage
==Defending champion==
! Opponent
White entered the tournament as defending champion after winning the 2025 edition.
! Score
 
! Average
White defeated Brow 16–13 in the 2025 final and again defeated Brow 16–14 in the final of the [[2026 IDF European Championship]].
|-
 
| Second round
White won all three of his group-stage matches before defeating Jackson 10–7 in the second round.
| Nathan Owens
| 10–6
| 110.26
|-
| Quarter-finals
| Logan White
| 16–14
| 112.08
|-
| Semi-finals
| Max Mad
| 16–12
| 111.18
|-
| Final
| Jeroen van Dijk
| 16–13
| 111.64
|}


His title defence ended in the quarter-finals, where Brow defeated him 16–14 despite White averaging 111.47.
His victory also reversed the result of the previous Grand Slam final, in which White defeated Brow 16–13.


==References==
==References==

Latest revision as of 07:48, 18 August 2026

2026 IDF Grand Slam of Darts
Tournament information
Dates14–22 November 2026
VenueAldersley Leisure Village
LocationWolverhampton, England
Organisation(s)IDF
FormatLegs
Prize fund£800,000
Winner's share£175,000
«2025 2027»

The 2026 IDF Grand Slam of Darts was a professional darts tournament organised by the International Darts Federation (IDF), held from 14 to 22 November 2026 at the Aldersley Leisure Village in Wolverhampton, England.

Alex Brow won the tournament, defeating Jeroen van Dijk 16–13 in the final. It was Brow's first Grand Slam title, having finished runner-up to Logan White in 2025.

White entered as the defending champion but was eliminated by Brow 16–14 in the quarter-finals. Brow subsequently defeated Max Mad 16–12 in the semi-finals before overcoming Van Dijk in the final.

Brow completed the tournament undefeated, winning all three of his group matches before victories over Nathan Owens, White, Mad and Van Dijk in the knockout stage.

Background[edit | edit source]

Format[edit | edit source]

The tournament began with eight groups of four players.

Each player played every other player in their group once. The top two players from each group advanced to the second round, while the bottom two were eliminated.

Group positions were determined by:

  1. Number of match wins
  2. Leg difference
  3. Legs won
  4. Head-to-head result
  5. Tournament average, if required

All group-stage matches were played over the best of nine legs.

The knockout stage was played as follows:

  • Group stage: best of 9 legs
  • Second round: best of 19 legs
  • Quarter-finals: best of 31 legs
  • Semi-finals: best of 31 legs
  • Final: best of 31 legs

The second round was therefore first to 10 legs, while all matches from the quarter-finals onwards were first to 16.

Prize money[edit | edit source]

The total prize fund was £800,000, with £175,000 awarded to the champion.

Stage Prize money Players Total
Winner £175,000 1 £175,000
Runner-up £85,000 1 £85,000
Semi-finalists £50,000 2 £100,000
Quarter-finalists £30,000 4 £120,000
Second round £17,500 8 £140,000
Third in group £9,000 8 £72,000
Fourth in group £6,000 8 £48,000
Group winner bonus £7,500 8 £60,000
Total £800,000

Prize money earned at the tournament counted towards the IDF Order of Merit.

Each player finishing top of their group received an additional £7,500 bonus.

Qualification[edit | edit source]

The tournament featured 32 players qualifying through several routes across the 2026 IDF season.

Automatic places were awarded to leading performers from major IDF tournaments, with additional places determined through the IDF Order of Merit and ProTour performances.

The final eight places were awarded through the IDF Grand Slam qualifier.

The eight highest-ranked qualified players on the IDF Order of Merit were designated as seeds.

Group stage[edit | edit source]

The group stage was played from 14 to 17 November.

Brow and White completed perfect campaigns in Groups A and B respectively.

Mad won Group C ahead of Duncan MacLeod following a three-way tie with Ethan Mitchell, while Ryan Thomas won all three of his Group D matches.

Rhys Morgan won Group E, with Elias Storm progressing in second ahead of Cole Hamilton.

Benjamin Carter won Group F ahead of Quinn Sanders. Harry Lewis topped Group G, while Jamie Fletcher qualified in second and seventh seed Jack Mercer was eliminated.

Van Dijk won Group H ahead of Wyatt Walker.

Final group standings[edit | edit source]

Group A[edit | edit source]

Pos Player Pld W L LF LA +/− Status
1 Alex Brow 3 3 0 15 7 +8 Qualified
2 Hunter Jackson 3 2 1 14 10 +4 Qualified
3 Daniel McKenna 3 1 2 9 13 −4 Eliminated
4 Noah Parker 3 0 3 7 15 −8 Eliminated

Group B[edit | edit source]

Pos Player Pld W L LF LA +/− Status
1 Logan White 3 3 0 15 6 +9 Qualified
2 Nathan Owens 3 2 1 13 8 +5 Qualified
3 Bram De Waal 3 1 2 9 12 −3 Eliminated
4 Lukas Weber 3 0 3 4 15 −11 Eliminated

Group C[edit | edit source]

Pos Player Pld W L LF LA +/− Status
1 Max Mad 3 2 1 14 11 +3 Qualified
2 Duncan MacLeod 3 2 1 13 10 +3 Qualified
3 Ethan Mitchell 3 2 1 13 13 0 Eliminated
4 Sean Donovan 3 0 3 9 15 −6 Eliminated

Group D[edit | edit source]

Pos Player Pld W L LF LA +/− Status
1 Ryan Thomas 3 3 0 15 11 +4 Qualified
2 Parker Reeves 3 2 1 14 10 +4 Qualified
3 Niklas Hofer 3 1 2 10 14 −4 Eliminated
4 Mason Kelly 3 0 3 11 15 −4 Eliminated

Group E[edit | edit source]

Pos Player Pld W L LF LA +/− Status
1 Rhys Morgan 3 2 1 13 10 +3 Qualified
2 Elias Storm 3 2 1 14 12 +2 Qualified
3 Cole Hamilton 3 2 1 13 11 +2 Eliminated
4 Oliver Bartlett 3 0 3 8 15 −7 Eliminated

Group F[edit | edit source]

Pos Player Pld W L LF LA +/− Status
1 Benjamin Carter 3 3 0 15 10 +5 Qualified
2 Quinn Sanders 3 2 1 14 10 +4 Qualified
3 Blake Carter 3 1 2 12 12 0 Eliminated
4 Matteo Vermeulen 3 0 3 6 15 −9 Eliminated

Group G[edit | edit source]

Pos Player Pld W L LF LA +/− Status
1 Harry Lewis 3 3 0 15 9 +6 Qualified
2 Jamie Fletcher 3 2 1 13 11 +2 Qualified
3 Jack Mercer 3 1 2 13 12 +1 Eliminated
4 Connor Hayes 3 0 3 6 15 −9 Eliminated

Group H[edit | edit source]

Pos Player Pld W L LF LA +/− Status
1 Jeroen van Dijk 3 3 0 15 10 +5 Qualified
2 Wyatt Walker 3 2 1 14 12 +2 Qualified
3 Callum Pike 3 1 2 13 13 0 Eliminated
4 Lewis Moorcroft 3 0 3 8 15 −7 Eliminated

Knockout stage[edit | edit source]

Second round[edit | edit source]

Brow defeated Owens 10–6 with a 110.26 average, while White defeated Hunter Jackson 10–7 with a 111.02 average.

Mad defeated Parker Reeves 10–8 and MacLeod eliminated previously unbeaten Thomas 10–8.

Sanders defeated Morgan 10–7, while Storm defeated Carter 10–8.

Walker edged Lewis 10–9 in a deciding leg, and Van Dijk defeated Fletcher 10–6.

Quarter-finals[edit | edit source]

Mad defeated MacLeod 16–11 in the opening quarter-final, averaging 109.24 compared with MacLeod's 106.47.

Brow eliminated defending champion White 16–14 in one of the highest-quality matches of the tournament. Brow averaged 112.08 to White's 111.47 and finished 130 in the 30th leg to secure the victory.

Storm defeated Sanders 16–13, while Van Dijk maintained his unbeaten tournament with a 16–12 victory over Walker.

Semi-finals[edit | edit source]

Brow reached his second consecutive Grand Slam final by defeating Mad 16–12.

Mad led 4–2 in the early stages before Brow recovered to move 5–4 ahead. The match remained level at 8–8 before Brow won four consecutive legs to establish a 12–8 advantage.

Mad reduced the deficit to 13–11, but Brow regained control and completed the victory in the 28th leg.

Brow averaged 111.18 and hit 15 maximums, while Mad averaged 108.72.

Van Dijk defeated Storm 16–13 in the second semi-final.

Storm led 9–8 before Van Dijk won three consecutive legs. Storm recovered to level at 11–11, but Van Dijk responded with back-to-back 12-dart legs and eventually completed the match in the 29th leg.

Van Dijk averaged 109.06 compared with Storm's 106.84.

Final[edit | edit source]

Brow defeated Van Dijk 16–13 in the final to win his first IDF Grand Slam title.

Van Dijk, who entered the final undefeated after six consecutive victories at the tournament, made the stronger start. He broke Brow in the third leg and held in 13 darts to establish a 3–1 lead.

Brow responded immediately, winning three successive legs to move 4–3 ahead. Van Dijk levelled at 4–4 before Brow produced a 12-dart leg and a 104 checkout to lead 6–4 at the first significant interval.

Van Dijk recovered after the break, winning three of the next four legs to level the match at 7–7. Brow moved ahead again, but Van Dijk took out 121 to make the score 8–8.

The match remained level through 9–9 and 10–10 before Brow made the decisive move.

Brow won the 21st leg in 11 darts and broke Van Dijk in the following leg with a 128 checkout to establish a 12–10 lead.

Van Dijk immediately broke back with a 13-darter, but Brow responded with another break in 12 darts before holding throw to extend his advantage to 14–11.

Van Dijk refused to allow Brow to pull away, producing consecutive 14-dart legs to reduce the deficit to 14–13.

In the 28th leg, Brow held throw in 12 darts to move within one leg of the championship.

Van Dijk opened the following leg with scores of 140 and 180, but Brow remained close behind. Van Dijk left 72 after 12 darts, while Brow reached 87.

Van Dijk missed one dart at double 12 for a 72 finish.

Brow then checked out 87 in two darts, hitting treble 17 and double 18, to complete a 16–13 victory.

Brow averaged 111.64 in the final and hit 16 maximums. Van Dijk averaged 108.92 and recorded 13 maximums.

Brow finished the tournament undefeated and averaged over 110 in each of his four knockout matches.

The victory completed a significant turnaround from the previous year's final, when Brow had lost 16–13 to White. He also defeated White directly during the 2026 tournament, winning their quarter-final 16–14.

Draw[edit | edit source]

Second round
Best of 19 legs 		Quarter-finals
Best of 31 legs 		Semi-finals
Best of 31 legs 		Final
Best of 31 legs
            
A1 Alex Brow 110.26 10
B2 Nathan Owens 105.42 6
A1 Alex Brow 112.08 16
B1 Logan White 111.47 14
B1 Logan White 111.02 10
A2 Hunter Jackson 106.38 7
A1 Alex Brow 111.18 16
C1 Max Mad 108.72 12
C1 Max Mad 108.57 10
D2 Parker Reeves 106.84 8
C1 Max Mad 109.24 16
C2 Duncan MacLeod 106.47 11
D1 Ryan Thomas 105.91 8
C2 Duncan MacLeod 107.26 10
A1 Alex Brow 111.64 16
H1 Jeroen van Dijk 108.92 13
E1 Rhys Morgan 104.31 7
F2 Quinn Sanders 106.72 10
F2 Quinn Sanders 105.37 13
E2 Elias Storm 106.12 16
F1 Benjamin Carter 103.92 8
E2 Elias Storm 104.86 10
E2 Elias Storm 106.84 13
H1 Jeroen van Dijk 109.06 16
G1 Harry Lewis 105.76 9
H2 Wyatt Walker 106.13 10
H2 Wyatt Walker 105.91 12
H1 Jeroen van Dijk 108.03 16
H1 Jeroen van Dijk 107.08 10
G2 Jamie Fletcher 102.74 6

Knockout results[edit | edit source]

Second round[edit | edit source]

Player Score Player Average
Rhys Morgan 7–10 Quinn Sanders 104.31–106.72
Max Mad 10–8 Parker Reeves 108.57–106.84
Alex Brow 10–6 Nathan Owens 110.26–105.42
Harry Lewis 9–10 Wyatt Walker 105.76–106.13
Ryan Thomas 8–10 Duncan MacLeod 105.91–107.26
Benjamin Carter 8–10 Elias Storm 103.92–104.86
Jeroen van Dijk 10–6 Jamie Fletcher 107.08–102.74
Logan White 10–7 Hunter Jackson 111.02–106.38

Quarter-finals[edit | edit source]

Player Score Player Average
Max Mad 16–11 Duncan MacLeod 109.24–106.47
Alex Brow 16–14 Logan White 112.08–111.47
Quinn Sanders 13–16 Elias Storm 105.37–106.12
Wyatt Walker 12–16 Jeroen van Dijk 105.91–108.03

Semi-finals[edit | edit source]

Player Score Player Average
Alex Brow 16–12 Max Mad 111.18–108.72
Elias Storm 13–16 Jeroen van Dijk 106.84–109.06

Final[edit | edit source]

Player Score Player Average
Alex Brow 16–13 Jeroen van Dijk 111.64–108.92

Champion[edit | edit source]

Brow won his first IDF Grand Slam title and collected £175,000 in ranking prize money, in addition to the £7,500 bonus earned for winning Group A.

He completed the tournament with seven victories from seven matches.

Brow's knockout-stage averages were:

Stage Opponent Score Average
Second round Nathan Owens 10–6 110.26
Quarter-finals Logan White 16–14 112.08
Semi-finals Max Mad 16–12 111.18
Final Jeroen van Dijk 16–13 111.64

His victory also reversed the result of the previous Grand Slam final, in which White defeated Brow 16–13.

References[edit | edit source]

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