The 2026 PDC Asian Tour will resume this weekend, as Events 5-8 take place in Japan. The year’s opening weekend of action in January featured a brace of wins for Japan’s Haruki Muramatsu, as Man Lok Leung and Ryuta Arihara also claimed a title apiece. Shizuoka will play host to Events 5-8 on April 4-5, […]
The 2026 PDC Asian Tour will resume this weekend, as Events 5-8 take place in Japan.
The year’s opening weekend of action in January featured a brace of wins for Japan’s Haruki Muramatsu, as Man Lok Leung and Ryuta Arihara also claimed a title apiece.
Shizuoka will play host to Events 5-8 on April 4-5, before the Asian Tour rolls into Kuala Lumpur for Events 9-12 on May 2-3.
This will be followed by qualification for the 2026 BetVictor World Cup of Darts in the evening of May 3, when a further three Asian nations will secure their place in June’s event.
Japan, Philippines and Hong Kong are guaranteed qualification, with Hong Kong enjoying a memorable run to the quarter-finals 12 months ago.
Following the conclusion of Event 12, the top two players from Japan, Philippines and Hong Kong on the Asian Tour Rankings will qualify for their nations by right.
India will host their own qualifier later in April to determine their representatives in this summer’s showpiece, while the top two players on the PDC China ProTour Rankings following April 30 will also compete in Frankfurt.
The 2026 Asian Tour will see 28 events held across the continent, with Events 13-16 taking place in Ulaanbaatar on May 16-17.
Singapore will play host to Events 17-20 on July 11-12, before the circuit continues with Events 21-24 in Manila on August 1-2.
The year’s final weekend will be held on September 12-13 in China, with the PDC Asian Championship then getting underway from September 14.
Entry information can be seen at www.pdc-asia.tv.
2026 PDC Asian Tour
Events 5-8 – April 4-5, Shizuoka
Events 9-12 + World Cup Qualifier – May 2-3, Kuala Lumpur
Events 13-16 – May 16-17, Ulaanbaatar
Events 17-20 – July 11-12, Singapore
Events 21-24 – August 1-2, Manila
Events 25-28 – September 12-13, China
PDC Asian Championship – September 14-17, China