European Darts Grand Prix 2027: FAQ
2 – 4 April 2027 · Glaspalast, Sindelfingen
FAQ
When and where does the European Darts Grand Prix 2027 take place?
The European Darts Grand Prix 2027 takes place from 2 to 4 April 2027 at the Glaspalast in Sindelfingen. It is the sixth of 15 tournaments on the PDC European Tour 2027.
Who is the defending champion at the darts tournament in Sindelfingen?
The defending champion is Gerwyn Price. The Welshman won the European Darts Grand Prix 2026 with an 8-6 win in the final against Ross Smith.
How much prize money is there at the European Grand Prix 2027?
A total of £230,000 is paid out. The winner of the European Darts Grand Prix receives £35,000, the runner-up £15,000, and even a first-round win is worth £3,500.
What format is the European Darts Grand Prix 2027 played in?
The tournament is played as a knockout with 48 players. Up to and including the quarter-finals it is Best of 11 Legs, the semi-finals are Best of 13 Legs and the final is Best of 15 Legs.
How do you qualify for the European Grand Prix in Sindelfingen?
The top 16 of the PDC Order of Merit and the best 16 players from the Pro Tour Order of Merit are eligible to start. They are joined by 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.
Where can you watch the darts in Sindelfingen 2027 on TV and stream?
In Germany, DAZN holds the extensive streaming rights to the PDC events until 2031. Via PDCTV, the European Tour is available worldwide outside Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
What does the schedule for the European Darts Grand Prix 2027 look like?
On Friday 2 April, the first round is played in two sessions from 1pm to 5pm and from 7pm to 11pm. Saturday brings the second round with the seeded players, Sunday the third round from 1pm, followed by the quarter-finals (from 7pm), semi-finals (from 9pm) and the final (from 10.15pm).
How long has the tournament existed and who is the record champion?
The European Darts Grand Prix was first held in 2014; the venue is the Glaspalast in Sindelfingen. The record winners are Gary Anderson and Michael van Gerwen with two titles each.