The road to the 2027 PDC World Darts Championship is entering its decisive phase, with 12 places still available across nine remaining qualifying tournaments. Players from across Europe and beyond will battle for the chance to step onto the sport's most famous stage at Alexandra Palace.
The action gets underway with the Mediterranean Qualifier from 6 to 8 November, open to players from countries including Spain, Portugal, France and Italy. Two more spots will be decided on 8 November, when the winners of the CDC Continental Cup and the PDC Nordic & Baltic Championship each secure their place at Ally Pally. The PDC Europe Super League follows from 10 to 13 November, featuring qualified German players competing for a World Championship berth, while the Polish Qualifier on 13 November offers Polish players their own pathway. On 14 November, the Netherlands & Belgium Qualifier takes place at the Maaspoort in Den Bosch, where Dutch and Belgian passport holders will compete for one coveted spot.
The qualification process then moves toward its climax later in November. The South-East Europe Qualifier on 28 November is open to players from countries including Croatia and Greece, and the Czechia Qualifier on 29 November gives Czech players one final opportunity through a dedicated national tournament. The traditional Tour Card Holder Qualifier on 30 November concludes proceedings, open to all PDC Tour Card holders who have not already secured their places, with four spots awarded to complete the field for the 2027 PDC World Darts Championship.
With 12 places spread across nine events, the coming weeks promise high-stakes drama as players chase their Alexandra Palace dreams.
