Darts Grand Prix de France 2027

19 – 21 March 2027 · Arena Stade Couvert, Liévin

Part of: European Tour

The Darts Grand Prix de France 2027 takes place from 19 to 21 March 2027 at the Arena Stade Couvert in Liévin and is the first PDC tournament in history to be held in France. As the fourth event on the European Darts Tour 2027 it offers £230,000 in prize money.

The Darts Grand Prix de France 2027 takes place from 19 to 21 March 2027 at the Arena Stade Couvert in Liévin in northern France and makes darts history: it is the first ever PDC tournament to be held on French soil. As the fourth of 15 events on the European Darts Tour 2027, it slots in between the International Darts Open in Riesa and the German Darts Grand Prix in Munich. Together with Ghent in Belgium, Liévin is one of two new locations on the 2027 tour calendar. For the first time, the European Tour therefore visits ten different countries and 15 cities. PDC Europe president Werner von Moltke calls this an important milestone: in recent years the series has grown continuously in sporting terms, in attendance figures and geographically. As at every event in the series, Liévin offers prize money of £230,000, of which £35,000 goes to the winner. The field comprises 48 players: the top 16 of the PDC World Rankings and the best 16 players on the Pro Tour Order of Merit are automatically in, joined by qualifiers from the Tour Card Holder Qualifier, the Host Nation Qualifier and one player each from the Nordic & Baltic Qualifier and the East Europe Qualifier. As this is the inaugural edition, there is no defending champion in Liévin. The prize money counts towards the European Tour Ranking, through which the top 32 qualify at the end of the season for the European Darts Championship 2027 in Dortmund.

At a glance

  • Venue: Arena Stade Couvert, Chemin des Manufactures, 62800 Liévin, France
  • Date: 19 to 21 March 2027
  • Series: Event 4 of 15 on the Winamax European Darts Tour 2027
  • Prize money: £230,000, with £35,000 for the winner
  • Highlight: First PDC tournament to be held in France
  • Field: 48 players
  • Sessions: Six sessions over three days, starting at 1pm and 7pm each day
  • Significance: The prize money counts towards the European Tour Ranking, through which the top 32 qualify for the European Darts Championship.

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FAQ

When and where does the Darts Grand Prix de France 2027 take place?

The Darts Grand Prix de France 2027 takes place from 19 to 21 March 2027 at the Arena Stade Couvert in Liévin. It runs across six sessions, on Friday and Saturday from 1pm and from 7pm each day, on Sunday the last 16 from 1pm and the final session from 7pm.

When do tickets for the Grand Prix de France 2027 go on sale?

The presale starts on 3 November 2026, with the general sale following on 4 November 2026. A separate ticket is sold for each of the six sessions; you can register for the presale on the official tournament site.

How do I get to the Arena Stade Couvert in Liévin?

The arena is on the Chemin des Manufactures in 62800 Liévin. A free TADAO bus runs every ten minutes from Lens station to the Université stop at the arena; you reach Lens by TER from Lille or by TGV direct from Paris.

How much prize money is there at the Darts Grand Prix de France 2027?

A total of £230,000 is paid out. The winner receives £35,000, the runner-up £15,000 and the semi-finalists £10,000 each; anyone going out in the first round gets £2,000.

What format is played at the PDC tournament in France 2027?

48 players start in a knockout format. Best of 11 Legs is played up to and including the quarter-finals, the semi-finals are Best of 13 Legs and the final is Best of 15 Legs.

How do you qualify for the darts tournament in Liévin 2027?

The top 16 of the PDC World Rankings qualify, as do the top 16 of the Pro Tour Rankings who are not already in via the world rankings. On top of that come ten players from the Tour Card Holder Qualifier, four from the Host Nation Qualifier and one player each from the Nordic & Baltic and the East Europe Qualifier.

Who is the defending champion at the Grand Prix de France 2027?

There is no defending champion, as 2027 sees the first ever edition of the Darts Grand Prix de France. The field will be announced no later than two weeks before the event.

Where can you stream the PDC event in Liévin 2027?

In Germany and other European regions, DAZN holds the streaming rights to PDC events until 2031. Via PDCTV, the European Tour is available worldwide outside Germany, Austria and Switzerland.

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