BDO World Trophy 2017

The BDO World Trophy 2017 was the total of the fourth edition of the BDO conducted Darts -Major events which from 26 to 29 May 2017 in Barry Memorial Hall in Barry ( Wales was held).

As defending champions Darryl Fitton went into the tournament for the men and Lisa Ashton for the women. Ashton lost her first game against Anca Zijlstra . The winner in the women’s race was Aileen de Graaf from the Netherlands . Fitton also had to admit defeat in the first round. He lost to Conan Whitehead . The final was won by the Australian Peter Machin .

Men

BDO World Trophy 2017

Tournament status
Tournament type	Major tournament
organizer	BDO
venue	Barry Memorial Hall , Barry
Tournament dates
Defending champion	England Darryl Fitton
Attendees	32
Opening game	May 26, 2017
Endgame	29 May 2017
Prize money (total)	£ 38,000
Prize money (winner)	£ 8,000
winner	Australia Peter Machin
statistics
highest finish	170 points from Peter Machin Australia
← 2016 2018 →

Format & qualification

32 players took part in the tournament. The 20 best players qualified via the BDO ranking list . The field of participants was supplemented by nine regional qualifiers and the three winners of a qualification tournament. The 16 best players in the world rankings were set for the first round. The remaining players were drawn to the other players.

The tournament was played in a knockout system . The first two rounds were played in the best of 11 legs mode and the quarter-finals in the best of 13 legs mode. A maximum of 15 legs was then required to win the semi-final, while the final was played in the best of 19 legs mode.

Attendees

Top 16 of the BDO ranking

No.	player	Round reached
01.	England Glen Durrant	Quarter finals
02.	England Mark McGeeney	2nd round
03.	England Jamie Hughes	1 round
04th	England Scott Mitchell	2nd round
05.	Wales Dean Reynolds	2nd round
06th	Netherlands Danny Noppert	1 round
07th	England Darryl Fitton	1 round
08th.	Netherlands Wesley Harms	Semifinals

No.	player	Round reached
09.	England Scott Waites	1 round
10.	Lithuania Darius Labanauskas	2nd round
11.	Scotland Ross Montgomery	Quarter finals
12.	England Martin Adams	Quarter finals
13.	Belgium Geert De Vos	1 round
14th	Wales Nick Kenny	Semifinals
15th	Wales Martin Phillips	final
16.	Netherlands Richard Veenstra	1 round

17th to 25th place in the BDO ranking list

Netherlands Wouter Vaes
Wales Jim Williams
England Brian Dawson
England Andy Fordham
England Conan Whitehead
England James Hurrell

Play-off qualifiers

England Martin Atkins
England Carl Dennell
Canada Jeff Smith

Regional qualifiers

Japan Yuya Higuchi
Australia Peter Machin
Sweden Dennis Nilsson
Scotland Cameron Menzies
Turkey Umit Uygunsozlu
United States Joe Chaney
Netherlands Willem Mandigers
New Zealand ~~Greg Moss~~
Canada ~~David Cameron~~ ¹

¹Greg Moss and David Cameron withdrew their participation shortly before the tournament. They have been replaced by seats 21 and 22 of the BDO Invitation Table.

Results

Round 1 best of 11 legs

Round 2 best of 11 legs

Quarterfinals best of 13 legs

Semi-finals best of 15 legs

Final best of 19 legs

1

Glen Durrant 98.34

6th

Brian Dawson 90.3

5

1

Glen Durrant 99.84

6th

Andy Fordham 91.23

2

16

Richard Veenstra 87.42

3

Andy Fordham 84.94

6th

1

Glen Durrant 103.59

4th

8th

Wesley Harms 101.03

7th

8th

Wesley Harms 100.77

6th

Yuya Higuchi 84.73

2

8th

Wesley Harms 91.02

6th

James Hurrell 87.54

3

9

Scott Waites 87.82

3

James Hurrell 89.2

6th

8th

Wesley Harms 91.2

6th

Peter Machin 90.57

8th

4th

Scott Mitchell 90.82

6th

Umit Uygunsozlu 83.26

5

4th

Scott Mitchell 87.96

3

Peter Machin 90.6

6th

13

Geert De Vos 87.96

3

Peter Machin 88.81

6th

Peter Machin 100.29

7th

12

Martin Adams 96.72

4th

5

Dean Reynolds 87.72

6th

Jim Williams 86.61

5

Dean Reynolds 84.33

4th

12

Martin Adams 87.99

6th

12

Martin Adams 93.66

6th

Cameron Menzies 92.49

5

Peter Machin 91.08

10

Martin Phillips 86.25

8th

2

Mark McGeeney 90.09

6th

Wouter Vaes 91.47

2

Mark McGeeney 82.35

1

15th

Martin Phillips 92.67

6th

15th

Martin Phillips 85.08

6th

Carl Dennell 79.56

0

15th

Martin Phillips 88.95

7th

Conan Whitehead 84.09

6th

7th

Darryl Fitton 83.82

3

Conan Whitehead 92.61

6th

Conan Whitehead 93.78

6th

Darius Labanauskas 93.99

5

10

Darius Labanauskas 95.19

6th

Dennis Nilsson 89.9

3

15th

Martin Phillips 86.58

8th

14th

Nick Kenny 87.24

5

3

Jamie Hughes 95.47

2

Jeff Smith 92.31

6th

Jeff Smith 87.12

0

Nick Kenny 92.01

6th

14th

Nick Kenny 83.19

6th

Martin Atkins 84.04

4th

14th

Nick Kenny 77.04

7th

11

Ross Montgomery 78.18

2

6th

Danny Noppert 90.18

4th

Willem Mandigers 89.2

6th

Willem Mandigers 87.51

4th

11

Ross Montgomery 89.25

6th

11

Ross Montgomery 85.05

6th

Joe Chaney 75

3

Women

BDO World Trophy 2017

Tournament status
Tournament type	Major tournament
organizer	BDO
venue	Preston Guild Hall , Preston
Tournament dates
Defending champion	England Lisa Ashton
Attendees	16
Opening game	May 26, 2017
Endgame	29 May 2017
Prize money (total)	£ 22,000
Prize money (winner)	£ 4,000
winner	Netherlands Aileen de Graaf
statistics
highest finish	121 points from Lisa Ashton Rhian Griffiths England Wales
← 2016 2018 →

Format & qualification

As in previous years, 16 players take part in the women's tournament. The 14 best-placed players in the BDO Invitation Table are eligible to participate . There are also two other players who previously went through a qualifying tournament. All players start in the first round, in which the eight best-placed darters in the BDO Invitation Table are placed and the remaining players are drawn.

In round 1 and in the quarter-finals, the best of 7 legs mode was played. The semifinals were contested in the best of 9 legs mode and the final in the best of 11 legs mode .

Participants

Top 8 of the BDO world rankings:

No.	Player	Round reached
01.	England Deta Hedman	Semifinals
02.	England Lisa Ashton	1 round
03.	Netherlands Aileen de Graaf	victory
04th	Russia Anastasia Dobromyslova	final

No.	Player	Round reached
05.	Australia Corrine Hammond	Quarter finals
06th	England Lorraine Winstanley	1 round
07th	England Trina Gulliver	Quarter finals
08th.	Netherlands Sharon Prins	1 round