Scottish Open (darts)


The Scottish Open is a darts tournament organised by the Scottish Darts Association and has been staged every year in February since 1995. The current venue is the Normandy Cosmopolitan Hotel in Renfrew. In 2014 Robbie Green became the first player to win the tournament on more than one occasion, with the previous 20 tournaments won by 20 different players.

List of winners

There was a previous incarnation of the event staged in 1983, which was won by Australia's Russell Stewart who remains the youngest winner of the competition at the age of 23. Although Stewart was one of the most successful Australian players of the 1980s, this was the only title he won in the UK. It helped him qualify for the world championships for the first time in 1984.

Previous version

Men's

Women's

Current tournaments

Men's

The BDO created two new events in 1995, which could have been in response to the split in darts which had seen many of the top players leave the organisation to start the WDC.
YearChampion ScoreRunner-up Total
Prize money		ChampionRunner-up
1995 Chris Mason3–0 Colin Monk£?£?£?
1996 Mark Salmon3–2 Sean Palfrey£?£?£?
1997 Bob Arrowsmith3–2 Ritchie Davies£?£?£?
1998 Peter Johnstone3–2 Peter Manley£?£?£?
1999 Denis Ovens3–0 Chris Mason£?£?£?
2000 Bob Aldous3–2 Andy Smith£?£?£?
2001 John Walton3–2 Tony Eccles£?£?£?
2002 Ritchie Davies3–2 Tony Eccles£?£?£?
2003 Davy Richardson3–1 Mike Gregory£?£?£?
2004 Mike Veitch3–2 Martin Atkins£3,400£1,400£600
2005 Martin Adams 3–1 Gary Anderson £?£?£?
2006 Göran Klemme 3–1 Ross Montgomery £?£?£?
2007 Gary Anderson 5–3 Scott Waites £4,560£2,000£800
2008 Garry Thompson5–1 Shaun Greatbatch£4,560£2,000£800
2009 Tony O'Shea5–4 Martin Atkins£5,040£2,000£800
2010 Stuart Kellett6–3 Dennis te Kloese£5,040£2,000£800
2011 Robbie Green5–4 Clive Barden£5,510£2,250£1,000
2012 Tony Eccles5–3 Robbie Green£5,510£2,250£1,000
2013 Wesley Harms5–4 Jim Williams£8,140£3,000£1,500
2014 Robbie Green 6–4 Jamie Hughes£8,140£3,000£1,500
2015 Dennis Harbour6–5 Glen Durrant£8,140£3,000£1,500
2016 Danny Noppert6–0 Dean Reynolds£8,140£3,000£1,500
2017 Cameron Menzies6–2 Daniel Day£8,180£3,000£1,500
2018 Richard Veenstra6–3 Gary Robson£8,180£3,000£1,500
2019 Wesley Harms 6–5 Cody Harris£8,180£3,000£1,500
2020 Jim Williams6–2 Steve Hine£8,180£3,000£1,500

Women's

Tournament records