Canterbury Open
Tournament information
VenueCashmere Club
LocationChristchurch
CountryNew Zealand, New Zealand
Established2009
Organisation(s)NZDCO / WDF Silver graded
FormatLegs
Current champion(s)
New Zealand Haupai Puha

The Canterbury Open[1] is a darts tournament that has been held since 2009 in New Zealand. It's a silver graded event by the WDF

List of tournaments

Year Champion Score Runner-up Total
Prize Money		 Champion Runner-up
1981 Australia George Foster bt. New Zealand Murray Smith  ?  ?  ?
2009 New Zealand Warren French 5–2 New Zealand Bernie Smith NZD 2,000 NZD 1,000 NZD 500
2010 New Zealand Tukina Weko def. New Zealand Bernie Smith  ?  ?  ?
2011 New Zealand Jonathan Silcock 5–4 New Zealand Mike Day NZD 2,000 NZD 1,000 NZD 500
2012 New Zealand Bernie Smith 5–3 New Zealand Tony Carmichael  ?  ?  ?
2013 New Zealand Mike Day 5–4 New Zealand Tony Carmichael NZD 2,000 NZD 1,000 NZD 500
2014 New Zealand Greg Moss def. New Zealand Tony Carmichael  ?  ?  ?
2015 New Zealand Craig Caldwell 5–4 New Zealand Cody Harris
2016 New Zealand Greg Moss def. New Zealand Bernie Smith
2017 New Zealand Bernie Smith def. New Zealand Craig Caldwell
2018 New Zealand Mark McGrath def. New Zealand Ben Robb
2021 New Zealand Landon Gardiner def. New Zealand Craig Ross
2022 New Zealand Haupai Puha 5-3 New Zealand Ben Robb
2023 New Zealand Haupai Puha 5-4 New Zealand Warren Parry

Tournament records

  • Most wins 2: New Zealand Haupai Puha
  • Most Finals 3: New Zealand Bernie Smith, New Zealand Tony Carmichael.
  • Most Semi Finals 3: New Zealand Bernie Smith, New Zealand Tony Carmichael, New Zealand Mike Day, New Zealand, Jason Ladbrook.
  • Most Quarter Finals 5: New Zealand Bernie Smith.
  • Most Appearances 6: New Zealand Mike Day, New Zealand, Jason Ladbrook .
  • Most Prize Money won NZD$ 883: New Zealand Warren French
  • Best winning average (.) : .
  • Youngest Winner age 32: New Zealand Craig Caldwell.
  • Oldest Winner age 32: New Zealand Craig Caldwell.

See also

References

  1. ↑ "Events Dairy-2016". bdodarts.com. British Darts Organisation. Retrieved 12 January 2016.


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