2025 IDF Grand Prix Open Masters Championship

2025 Grand Prix Open Masters Championship
Tournament information
Dates	January 14 — January 16, 2025
Venue	Darttastic
Location	Blackpool, England
Organisation(s)	International Darts Federation
Format	Sets
Prize fund	$2,000,000
Winner's share	$1,250,000

The 2025 IDF Grand Prix Open Masters Championship is a professiona darts event taking place from 14 January 2025 to 16 January 2025. It is the 1st IDF Grand Prix Open Masters Championship to be organised by the International Darts Federation (IDF).

The tournament is set to featured 64 players, with a "traditional" seeding system.

Overview

Format

All matches were played as straight in (player begins scoring with their first throw no matter what section is hit), double out (a segment on the outer ring or the bullseye), requiring the players to score 501 points to win a leg, finishing on a double. The matches were played in the leg format, with a minimum of legs required to win a match. The following rules are observed:

Round	Best of (Legs)	First to (Legs)
First & Second	11	6
Third	15	8
Quarter-finals	21	11
Semi-finals	27	14
Final	35	18

Ranking

Main article: IDF Order of Merit

The rankings on the IDF Order of Merit for this competition will be based on players earning both prize money. Each round will reward players with money, which will help them progress in the order of merit.

Prize money

The total prize pool for the tournament remained at $2,000,000 million in total. Players will be given an additional $120,000 for each 9-darter achieved during the tournament.

Position (no. of players)		Prize money (Total: $2,000,000)
Winner	(1)	$1,000,000
Runner-up	(1)	$250,000
Semi-finalists	(2)	$125,000
Quarter-finalists	(4)	$60,000
Second round losers	(32)	$15,000
First round losers	(32)	$7,500
Nine-dart finish	(0)	$120,000

Qualification

Lukas Parker is the current world champion and number one. He went into the event as the number one seed.

Unlike other competitions that are hosted, the Qualification to enter the Home Masters Darts Championship for 2025 is that the player has a minimum average of 14.00, with any player with a average above 16–20 being a Seed.

Seeds

The Seeding system is based on the IDF Order of Merit, which was used in the status as of January 14, 2025; not including the second week of the 2025 IDF Darts Premiere League. The first seed is Lukas Parker, who is the current world number one and world champion after winning the 2025 Home Masters Championship. The second seed is Alex Brow, the current world number two and the finalist at the worlds event. The next six seeds are the top eight players in the IDF Order of Merit, the third seed is Patrick Richards, the fourth seed is Toby Underwood, the fifth seed is Nathan Reeves, the sixth seed is Harrison Lewis, the seventh seed is Lucas Brow, and the eighth seed is Parker Reeves. Though all will start playing in the first round.

Draw

Finals

	Quarter-finals (First to 11 legs) 15 January					Semi-finals (First to 14 legs) 16 January					Final (First to 18 legs) 16 January
	1
	8
	4
	5
	2
	7
	3
	6

Top half

Section 1

	First round (First to 6 legs) 14 January					Second round (First to 6 legs) 15 January					Third round (First to 8 legs) 15 January					Quarter-finals (First to 11 legs) 15 January
	1	Uriah Walker
	16	Mason Owens
	8	Tanner Vaughn
	9	Harrison Lewis
	5	Brady Evans
	12	Dylan Evans
	4	Oliver Sanders
	13	Parker Reeves
	6	Micah Quinn
	11	Quinn Sanders
	3	Blake Carter
	14	Noah O'Brien
	7	Eli Fletcher
	10	Jordan Knight
	2	Finn Greene
	15	Chase Foster

Section 2

	First round (First to 6 legs) 14 January					Second round (First to 6 legs) 15 January					Third round (First to 8 legs) 15 January					Quarter-finals (First to 11 legs) 15 January
	1	Xavier Baker
	16	Kevin Lee
	8	Wyatt Walker
	9	Vince Young
	5	Kai Mitchell
	12	Isaac Johnson
	4	Caleb Daniels
	13	Reed Scott
	6	Zane Adams
	11	Lucas Brow
	3	Grant Hayes
	14	Isaiah Mitchell
	7	Oscar Peterson
	10	Ryan Thomas
	2	Frank James
	15	Xander Young

Bottom half

Section 3

	First round (First to 6 legs) 14 January					Second round (First to 6 legs) 15 January					Third round (First to 8 legs) 15 January					Quarter-finals (First to 11 legs) 15 January
	1	Alex Brow
	16	Hayden Ingram
	8	Gage Kelly
	9	Wesley Adams
	5	Alec Baker
	12	Felix Grant
	4	Elliott Harris
	13	Logan Morgan
	6	Carter Dawson
	11	Liam Nelson
	3	Derek Greene
	14	Miles Nash
	7	Zion Carter
	10	Nathan Reeves
	2	Brody Clarke
	15	Gavin Harris

Section 4

	First round (First to 3 sets) 14 January					Second round (First to 3 sets) 15 January					Third round (First to 4 sets) 15 January					Quarter-finals (First to 5 sets) 15 January
	1	Damon Edwards
	16	Ian Kelly
	8	Aiden Brooks
	9	Patrick Richards
	5	Spencer Taylor
	12	Owen Quinn
	4	Lukas Parker
	13	Sean Turner
	6	Andy Dawson
	11	Victor Vaughn
	3	Toby Underwood
	14	Nate Parker
	7	Kade Owens
	10	Jack Lewis
	2	Ethan Foster
	15	Jonah Nelson

Highest averages

This table shows all averages over 100.00 achieved by players throughout the tournament. For players with multiple high averages, this is indicated by the number in brackets.

Player	Round	Average	Opponent