Winmau World Masters darts past winners-past champions results, history since 1974..
Eric Bristow have won the most titles of Winmau men's World Masters 5 times.
2026 Winmau PDC Men's World Masters winner is British Luke Littler, while Women's PDC World masters championship is schedule in July 14, 2026.
Vinmau World Masters Darts Championship history & facts-figures.
- Winmau World Masters is one of the most Prestigious Darts championship, it's 1st tournament was inaugurated in 1974 & first winner is Cliff Inglis.
- Recently It is called Vinmau World Masters due to its sponsorship rights.
- Winmau women's World Masters tournament was started in 1982 & 1st champion is Ann Marie Davies.
- Eric Bristow have won the most titles of Winmau World Masters with 5th times. Bob Anderson & Martin Adams both have won the 3 titles & also won the title consecutively in a row (hatricks).
- Michael V. Gerwan is the Youngest champion of Winmau World Masters at the age 17.174 years, Leeanne Maddock (f) is the Double Champion at age 17 won the youth title & women's title.
- 2026 Men's World Masters Darts winner Luke Littler who beats Luke Humphries 6–5.
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Here are complete list of Vinmau World Masters Darts Championship Winners-champions history-Prize Money & past results & their prize money since 1974..
Winmau Men's Singles World Masters Winners: Full Champions List by years ( 1974 - 2026)
1974 — Cliff Inglis — 3–2 — Harry Heenan — £800
1975 — Alan Evans — 3–1 — David Rocky Jones — £2,000
1976 — John Lowe — 3–0 — Phil Obbard — £2,000
1977 — Eric Bristow — 3–1 — Paul Reynolds — £3,000
1978 — Ronnie Davis — 0–0 — Tony Brown — £4,751
1979 — Eric Bristow — 2–0 — Allan Hogg — £6,251
1980 — John Lowe — 2–0 — Rab Smith — £6,251
1981 — Eric Bristow — 2–1 — John Lowe — £7,800
1982 — Dave Whitcombe — 0–0 — Jocky Wilson — £10,950
1983 — Eric Bristow — 2–1 — Mike Gregory — £10,950
1984 — Eric Bristow — 3–1 — Keith Deller — £13,100
1985 — Dave Whitcombe — 3–0 — Ray Farrell — £15,000
1986 — Bob Anderson — 3–2 — Bob Sinnaeve — £15,000
1987 — Bob Anderson — 3–1 — John Lowe — £15,000
1988 — Bob Anderson — 3–2 — John Lowe — £15,000
1989 — Peter Evison — 0–0 — Eric Bristow — £9,600
1990 — Phil Taylor — 3–2 — Jocky Wilson — £15,000
1991 — Rod Harrington — 3–2 — Phil Taylor — £14,000
1992 — Dennis Priestley — 3–2 — Mike Gregory — £14,000
1993 — Steve Beaton — 3–1 — Les Wallace — £14,000
1994 — Richie Burnett — 3–2 — Steve Beaton — £14,000
1995 — Erik Clarys — 3–0 — Richie Burnett — £13,100
1996 — Colin Monk — 3–2 — Richie Burnett — £13,100
1997 — Graham Hunt — 3–2 — Ronnie Baxter — £13,100
1998 — Les Wallace — 3–2 — Alan Warriner-Little — £14,100
1999 — Andy Fordham — 3–1 — Wayne Jones — £14,100
2000 — John Walton — 3–2 — Mervyn King — £14,100
2001 — Raymond van Barneveld — 4–2 — Jarkko Komula — £14,100
2002 — Mark Dudbridge — 7–4 — Tony West — £16,800
2003 — Tony West — 7–6 — Raymond van Barneveld — £16,800
2004 — Mervyn King — 7–6 — Tony O'Shea — £21,800
2005 — Raymond van Barneveld — 7–3 — Goran Klemme — £21,800
2006 — Michael van Gerwen — 7–5 — Martin Adams — £23,800
2007 — Robert Thornton — 7–5 — Darryl Fitton — £50,000
2008 — Martin Adams — 7–6 — Scott Waites — £50,000
2009 — Martin Adams — 7–6 — Robbie Green — £53,000
2010 — Martin Adams — 7–3 — Stuart Kellett — £58,000
2011 — Scott Waites — 7–2 — Dean Winstanley — £55,000
2012 — Stephen Bunting — 7–4 — Tony O'Shea — £60,000
2013 — Stephen Bunting — 7–0 — James Wilson — £60,000
2014 — Martin Phillips — 7–3 — Jamie Hughes — £60,000
2015 — Glen Durrant — 7–3 — Larry Butler — £60,000
2016 — Glen Durrant — 6–3 — Mark McGeeney — £60,000
2017 — Krzysztof Ratajski — 6–1 — Mark McGeeney — £59,000
2018 — Adam Smith-Neale — 6–4 — Glen Durrant — £60,000
2019 — John O'Shea — 6–4 — Scott Waites — £59,000
2022 — Wesley Plaisier — 7–2 — Barry Copeland — £35,000
2024 — Wesley Plaisier — 7–3 — Kai Gotthardt — £35,000
2025 — Jimmy van Schie — 7–2 — Jeff Smith — £35,000
PDC Masters Winners List
2013 — Phil Taylor — 10–1 (legs) — Adrian Lewis
2014 — James Wade — 11–10 (legs) — Mervyn King
2015 — Michael van Gerwen — 11–6 (legs) — Raymond van Barneveld
2016 — Michael van Gerwen — 11–6 (legs) — Dave Chisnall
2017 — Michael van Gerwen — 11–7 (legs) — Gary Anderson
2018 — Michael van Gerwen — 11–9 (legs) — Raymond van Barneveld
2019 — Michael van Gerwen — 11–5 (legs) — James Wade
2020 — Peter Wright — 11–10 (legs) — Michael Smith
2021 — Jonny Clayton — 11–8 (legs) — Mervyn King
2022 — Joe Cullen — 11–9 (legs) — Dave Chisnall
2023 — Chris Dobey — 11–7 (legs) — Rob Cross
2024 — Stephen Bunting — 11–7 (legs) — Michael van Gerwen
2025 — Luke Humphries — 6–5 (legs) — Jonny Clayton
2026 — Luke Littler — 6–5 (legs) — Luke Humphries
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Winmau Women's/Ladies Singles World Masters Champions-Winners History list by Year Since 1982 & Prize money....
1982 - Ann Marie Davies
1983 - Sonja Ralphs
1984 - Kathy Wones
1985 - Lilian Barnett
1986 - Kathy Wones
1987 - Ann Thomas
1988 - Mandy Solomons
1989 - Mandy Solomons
1990 - Rhian Speed
1991 - Sandy Reitan
1992 - Leeanne Maddock
1993 - Mandy Solomons
1994 - Deta Hedman
1995 - Sharon Colclough
1996 - Sharon Douglas
1997 - Mandy Solomons
1998 - Karen Smith
1999 - Francis Hoenselaar
2000 - Trina Gulliver
2001 - Anne Kirk
2002 - Trina Gulliver
2003 - Trina Gulliver
2004 - Trina Gulliver
2005 - Trina Gulliver
2006 - Francis Hoenselaar
2007 - Karin Krappen
2008 - Francis Hoenselaar
2009 - Linda Ithurralde
2010 - Julie Gore - £5,000
2011 - Lish Ashton - £5,000
2012 - Julie Gore - £5,000
2013 – Deta Hedman - £3,000
2014 – Anastasia Dobromyslova - £3,000
2015 - Aileen De Graaf - £3,000
2016 - Trina Gulliver MBE - £3,000
2017 - Lorraine Winstanley - £3,000
2018: Mikuru Suzuki - £5,000
2019: Lisa Ashton - £5,000
2022: Beau Greaves - £5,000
2023: No event held - £5,000
2024: Beau Greaves - £5,000
2025: Lorraine Hyde - £5,000
2026: The 2026 Women's World Masters will be held by the World Darts Federation (WDF) in Las Vegas, United States, running from July 14 to July 19, 2026. The event is the 50th installment of the tournament and will be hosted at the Rio Hotel and Casino.
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