Philippines Open (darts)

Philippines Open
Tournament information
LocationManila
Country Philippines
Established1978
Organisation(s)NDF
FormatLegs
Final champion(s)
 Jhay Doria (men's)
 Aileen Oclarit (women's)

The Philippines Open (also known as Philippines International Darts Open) is a darts tournament held in Manila, Philippines. First edition of this tournament took place in 1978. The first winners in the 1992 of this tournament were Armando Diaz and Paulita Villanueva. Villanueva is also the most successful player, winning six tournaments in a row.[1][2][3]

Since 2018, this event has been held by National Darts Federation of the Philippines outside the international World Darts Federation ranking, but is open to players from all over the world. The tournament takes place on the occasion of the PDC Asian Tour events held in the Philippines. Darts company Bull's has been inviting its players to participate in this event two times. The greatest successes among the entire Bull's team were achieved by Krzysztof Ratajski, who finished the competition in the Last 16 round in 2018, and won in 2019. Other invited players who take part in this event were Michael Rasztovits, Jelle Klaasen, Rowby-John Rodriguez and Rusty-Jake Rodriguez.

List of tournaments

Men's

Year Champion Av. Score Runner-Up Av. Prize Money Venue
Total Ch. R.-Up
1978 Philippines Leo Gonzales beat Philippines Bumbi Veloso Quezon City
1979 Philippines Bumbi Veloso beat Philippines Danny de la Cruz
1980 Philippines Ricky Castro beat Philippines Mario Ortega
1981 Philippines Miguel Te beat Philippines Eddie de la Cruz
1982 Philippines Peter Kairus beat Philippines Nelio Clutario
1983 Philippines Flor Aldon beat Philippines Eddie de la Cruz
1984 Philippines Jake Ubaldo beat Philippines Noel Reyes
1985 Philippines Joel Songsong beat Philippines Nelio Clutario
1986 Philippines Ricky Castro (2) beat Philippines Juan de la Cruz
1987 Philippines Andrew Arrieta beat Philippines Joel Songsong
1988 Philippines Manolito Diaz beat Philippines Ding Sumulong
1989 Philippines Alfredo Sanchez beat Philippines Jake Ubaldo
1990 Philippines Ramon Sabalboro beat Philippines Ding Sumulong
1991 Philippines Alberto-Babet Andrada beat Philippines Alfredo Deen
1992 Philippines Armando Diaz – beat Philippines Enrico Flores – – – – Manila
1993 United States Ricky Villanueva – beat Philippines Alfredo Sanchez – – – –
1994 Philippines Tata Paglinawan – beat Philippines Conrado Chua – – – –
1995 United States Ricky Villanueva (2) – beat Philippines Nick Rivera – – – –
1996 Philippines Tony Gomez – beat United States Nico DePaynos – – – –
1997 Philippines Robert Reyes – beat Philippines Richie Ebol – – – –
1998 Philippines Jerry Flores – beat Philippines Enrico Mijares – – – –
1999 United States Ricky Villanueva (3) – beat Philippines Joseph Domanais – – – –
2000 Philippines Wilbert Cuevas – beat Australia Tony David – – – –
2001 Philippines Celso Parfan – beat Philippines Lito Moises – – – –
2002 Philippines Benedicto Ybanez – beat Malaysia Choon-Peng Lee – – – –
2003 Philippines Benedicto Ybanez (2) – beat Philippines Enrico Mijares – – – –
2004 Philippines Dan Dairocas – beat Philippines Rhen Fuentes – – – –
2005  Lourence Ilagan – beat Philippines Rolando Andrade – PHP 500,000 PHP 200,000 PHP 100,000
2006 Philippines Robert Calupit – beat  Lourence Ilagan – PHP 500,000 PHP 200,000 PHP 100,000
2007 Philippines Ronald Briones – beat  Lourence Ilagan – PHP 500,000 PHP 200,000 PHP 100,000
2008 Philippines Ronald Briones (2) – beat Philippines Gale Santos – PHP 500,000 PHP 200,000 PHP 100,000
2009 Philippines Benedicto Ybanez (3) – beat Philippines Emil Manga – PHP 560,000 PHP 240,000 PHP 120,000
2010 Philippines Jaypee Detablan – 6 – 0 Philippines Eduardo Santos – PHP 560,000 PHP 240,000 PHP 120,000
2011  Lourence Ilagan (2) – 5 – 4 United Arab Emirates Alain Abiabi – PHP 320,000 PHP 140,000 PHP 60,000
2018  Paul Lim – 5 – 0  Kai Fan Leung – PHP 2,500,000 PHP 1,000,000 PHP 400,000 Leyte Academic Center, Palo
2019  Krzysztof Ratajski – beat  David Platt – PHP 2,800,000 PHP 1,000,000 PHP 400,000
2023  Eduardo Largo 81.14 5 – 4  Alex Tagarao 82.25 PHP 2,800,000 PHP 1,000,000 PHP 400,000
2024 Philippines Jhay Doria – 7 – 5 Philippines Rolly Gabiana – PHP 2,500,000 PHP 1,000,000 PHP 400,000 Winford Resort and Casino, Manila
2025 – – PHP 2,500,000 PHP 1,000,000 PHP 400,000

Women's

Year Champion Av. Score Runner-Up Av. Prize Money Venue
Total Ch. R.-Up
1992 Philippines Paulita Villanueva – beat – – – – Manila
1993 Philippines Paulita Villanueva (2) – beat – – – –
1994 Philippines Paulita Villanueva (3) – beat – – – –
1995 Philippines Paulita Villanueva (4) – beat – – – –
1996 Philippines Paulita Villanueva (5) – beat – – – –
1997 Philippines Paulita Villanueva (6) – beat – – – –
1998 Philippines Janice Hinojales – beat – – – –
1999 Philippines Janice Hinojales (2) – beat – – – –
2000 New Zealand Jannette Jonathan – beat Japan Yukari Nishikawa – – – –
2001 Philippines Janice Hinojales (3) – beat – – – –
2002 Philippines Janice Hinojales (4) – beat Philippines Edna Granada – – – –
2003 Philippines Roselyn Noble – beat Philippines Janice Hinojales – – – –
2004 Philippines Janice Hinojales (5) – beat – – – –
2005 Philippines Roselyn Noble (2) – beat Philippines Edna Granada – – – –
2006 Philippines Cora Mercado – beat – – – –
2007 Philippines Jingle Montebon – beat Philippines Lani Tacan – – – –
2008 Philippines Analiza Awitan – beat Philippines Siony Laluan – – – –
2009 Philippines Analiza Awitan (2) – beat – – – –
2010 Philippines Analiza Awitan (3) – 5 – 4 Philippines Kristine Calderon – – – –
2011 Philippines Janice Hinojales (6) – 4 – 0 Philippines Ging Ansale – – – –
2018 Philippines Bebang Orbeta – 4 – 2 Philippines Gracey Pausal – PHP 200,000 PHP 60,000 PHP 30,000 Leyte Academic Center, Palo
2019 Philippines Bebang Orbeta (2) 73.81 4 – 1 Philippines Ging Ansale 59.30 PHP 200,000 PHP 60,000 PHP 30,000
2023 Philippines Mymy Santos 65.02 5 – 1 Philippines Giselle Bulahao 62.13 PHP 240,000 PHP 60,000 PHP 30,000
2024 Philippines Aileen Oclarit – 5 – 3 Japan Yukie Sakaguchi – PHP 300,000 PHP 100,000 PHP 40,000 Winford Resort and Casino, Manila
2025 – – PHP 300,000 PHP 100,000 PHP 40,000

References

  1. ^ "P1M Pacquiao darts meet set". Tempo. Retrieved 8 December 2011.
  2. ^ "Philippines International Open Men". Mastercaller. Retrieved 12 October 2022.
  3. ^ "Philippines International Open Women". Mastercaller. Retrieved 12 October 2022.