Following its introduction in 2018, the Asian Tour enjoyed a successful first two years before the Covid-19 pandemic interrupted the 2020 campaign, with subsequent restrictions prohibiting a return in 2021 and 2022.
In 2022 saw the PDC Asian Championship introduced - with Christian Perez taking the title and the four semi-finalists qualifying for the Cazoo World Darts Championship in Fukuoka in September.
The PDC Asian Tour is set to return to a full calendar of events for the first time in four years in 2023 and 2024, with 24 events scheduled to take place across the Asian continent.
Following the success of the 2024 PDC Asian Tour, six double-header weekends will take place next year ahead of the PDC Asian Championship.
The first four events will take place on January 25-26 in Dubai, ahead of Events 5-8 in Shizuoka on April 12-13.
The year's third weekend, on May 3-4 in Kuala Lumpur, will also feature the World Cup Qualifier as players bid to win spots in June's showpiece Pairs event.
Events 13-16 then take place in Ulaanbaatar on May 17-18, before Singapore hosts the PDC Asian Tour on August 5-6.
The year's final weekend will take place on August 2-3 in Manila, with the PDC Asian Championship - offering ,000 in prize money - then taking place in China from September 11-14.
Entry information can be seen at www.pdc-asia.tv.
2025 PDC Asian Tour
Events 1-4 - January 25-26, Dubai
Events 5-8 - April 12-13, Shizuoka
Events 9-12 + World Cup Qualifier - May 3-4, Kuala Lumpur
Events 13-16 - May 17-18, Ulaanbaatar
Events 17-20 - July 5-6, Singapore
Events 21-24 - August 2-3, Manila
PDC Asian Championship - September 11-14, China
Notes:
The PDC Asia/IDC accepts no responsibility for any loss, financial or otherwise, incurred by any player or other person in relation to the change in an Event’s date, location or schedule providing such change is advertised on pdc-asia.tv more than three months before the opening day of the relevant Event. In the event of a change occurring within three months of the opening day of an Event, the PDC Asia/IDC will enter into good faith negotiations with any player who can prove they have incurred non-refundable or changeable travel or accommodation expenses for themselves only.
Each Asian Tour event offers US10,000 in prize money, with prize money won counting towards the PDC Asian Tour Order of Merit which will be used as a means of qualification for PDC televised events - the World Darts Championship, Grand Slam of Darts and World Cup of Darts - as well as the Asian Championship.