World Grand Prix Darts Winners List - Champions, Runners-up & Final Scores

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Last updated: 06 Oct 2024

Freetips staff 06 Oct 2024

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Full list of the World Grand Prix Darts champions
Michael Van Gerwen has won most titles in the event
Full history of the unique Double In, Double Out format

Michael van Gerwen (Getty Images)

The World Grand Prix Darts was first staged in 1998 and has rich history of winners.

Michael van Gerwen is the most successful player in World Grand Prix Darts history having won the event six times including in 2022.

World Grand Prix Darts Winners & Results

Year	Winner	Score	Runner-Up
2023	Luke Humphries (93.30)	5–2	Gerwyn Price (91.00)
2022	Michael van Gerwen (91.07)	5–3	Nathan Aspinall (91.88)
2021	Jonny Clayton (94.44)	5–1	Gerwyn Price (92.47)
2020	Gerwyn Price (88.19)	5–2	Dirk van Duijvenbode (87.07)
2019	Michael van Gerwen (94.74)	5–2	Dave Chisnall (93.32)
2018	Michael van Gerwen (88.85)	5–2	Peter Wright (91.61)
2017	Daryl Gurney (88.50)	5–4	Simon Whitlock (83.53)
2016	Michael van Gerwen (100.29)	5–2	Gary Anderson (92.73)
2015	Robert Thornton (90.79)	5–4	Michael van Gerwen (96.79)
2014	Michael van Gerwen (90.81)	5–3	James Wade (89.26)
2013	Phil Taylor (97.67)	6–0	Dave Chisnall (81.29)
2012	Michael van Gerwen (87.53)	6–4	Mervyn King (81.96)
2011	Phil Taylor (90.29)	6–3	Brendan Dolan (84.68)
2010	James Wade (88.92)	6–3	Adrian Lewis (89.33)
2009	Phil Taylor (97.07)	6–3	Raymond van Barneveld (86.62)
2008	Phil Taylor (97.81)	6–2	Raymond van Barneveld (90.42)
2007	James Wade (86.03)	6–3	Terry Jenkins (84.58)
2006	Phil Taylor (88.24)	7–4	Terry Jenkins (82.51)
2005	Phil Taylor (90.74)	7–1	Colin Lloyd (82.05)
2004	Colin Lloyd (85.29)	7–3	Alan Warriner (77.91)
2003	Phil Taylor (94.80)	7–2	John Part (83.25)
2002	Phil Taylor (100.17)	7–3	John Part (88.62)
2001	Alan Warriner (83.52)	8–2	Roland Scholten (81.84)
2000	Phil Taylor (91.32)	6–1	Shayne Burgess (81.48)
1999	Phil Taylor (92.59)	6–1	Shayne Burgess (81.26)
1998	Phil Taylor (94.61)	13–8	Rod Harrington (86.64)

World Grand Prix Darts History

The World Grand Prix Darts began in 1998. The first two events – 1998 & 1999 – took place in Rochester, Kent before moving to the Crosbie Cedars Hotel in Rosslare for one year in 2000.

The 2001 edition saw another venue change as it moved to Dublin’s Citywest arena. It remained there until 2009 when it moved to the Reception Hall at the Citywest Hotel and Convention Centre.

In 2020, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the tournament was moved to the Ricoh Arena in Coventry where it was played behind closed doors.

The World Grand Prix Darts was on the move again with the 2021 edition staged at Morningside Arena in Leicester and has remained at the venue.

The World Grand Prix Darts have had a number of sponsors. Bookmaker PaddyPower sponsored it from 2001 to 2003 before Sky Bet took over in 2004. Sky Poker took over for 2008.

Online bookmaker Bodog became the title sponsor in 2010 before PartyPoker.com took over in 2011. In 2016, Unibet came on board with BoyleSports becoming the headline sponsor in 2019.