Ladbrokes UK Open Darts 2020: schedule dates, prize money, winners.

The 2020 Ladbrokes UK Open is the 18th edition of official Darts tournament organized by PDC, UK Open Darts tournament will take place for the seventh time at the Butlin's Resort in Minehead, Somerset, England, between March 6-8 2020, and has the nickname, "the FA Cup of darts".

The popular three-day tournament sees professional stars and amateur qualifiers competing across multiple stages simultaneously, with the free draw format giving the opportunities for shocks throughout.

All 128 PDC Tour Card Holders receive an entry into the tournament, where they are joined by a series of qualifiers - with Nathan Aspinall claiming his first TV title at the 2019 tournament.

Nathan Aspinall won his first PDC major title, beating Rob Cross 11–5 in the UK Open Darts 2019 final.

UK Open Darts 2020: Prize money, purse.

The prize fund for UK Open darts 2019 was £450,000.

Winner (1) -- £100,000

Runner-up (1) --    £40,000

Semi-finalists (2) --    £20,000

Quarter-finalists (4) --   £12,500

Last 16 (Sixth round) (8) --    £7,500

Last 32 (Fifth round) (16) --    £4,000

Last 64 (Fourth round) (32) --    £2,000

Last 96 (Third round) (32) --    £1,000

Last 128 (Second round) (32) --    n/a

Last 160 (First round) (31) --    n/a

UK Open Darts Past Finals winners List

UK Open Past Finals

Final scores in legs

2003 - Phil Taylor 18-8 Shayne Burgess

2004 - Roland Sholten 11-6 John Part

2005 - Phil Taylor 13-7 Mark Walsh

2006 - Raymond van Barneveld 13-7 Barrie Bates

2007 - Raymond van Barneveld 16-8 Vincent van der Voort

2008 - James Wade 11-7 Gary Mawson

2009 - Phil Taylor 11-6 Colin Osborne

2010 - Phil Taylor 11-5 Gary Anderson

2011 - James Wade 11-8 Wes Newton

2012 - Robert Thornton 11-5 Phil Taylor

2013 - Phil Taylor 11-4 Andy Hamilton

2014 - Adrian Lewis 11-1 Terry Jenkins

2015 - Michael van Gerwen 11-5 Peter Wright

2016 - Michael van Gerwen 11-4 Peter Wright

2017 - Peter Wright 11-6 Gerwyn Price

2018 - Gary Anderson 11-7 Corey Cadby

2019 - Nathan Aspinall 11–5 Rob Cross

2020 - winner...???