The 2026 World Grand Prix runs Sept. 28-Oct. 4, with 32 players in set play: each leg requires a double to start scoring and another to win. First-round ties include Luke Littler vs. Luke Woodhouse and Michael van Gerwen vs. Ryan Joyce; the listed winner’s prize is £150,000.
Each set is best-of-five legs. First-round matches are best-of-three sets; the second round and quarterfinals are best-of-five, semifinals best-of-nine and the final best-of-11. The prize table, credited to Wikipedia, lists £80,000 for the runner-up, £50,000 for semifinalists, £35,000 for quarterfinalists, £20,000 for those exiting in the second round and £7,500 for first-round exits.
First-round sessions are scheduled for Sept. 28-29, followed by second-round matches on Sept. 30-Oct. 1; the quarterfinals are Oct. 2, semifinals Oct. 3 and final Oct. 4. The field comprises the top 16 on the Main OoM plus the top 16 on the Pro Tour OoM who have not already qualified.
