2007 US Open (darts) - Results

Results

The first four rounds were played on Saturday May 19 over the best of five sets (best of three legs per set).

Fourth Round
best of 5 sets
losers £2,000
Sat 19 May
Fifth Round
best of 5 sets
losers £3,000
Sun 20 May
Quarter Finals
best of 5 sets
losers £4,000
Sun 20 May
Semi Finals
best of 5 sets
losers £5,000
Sun 20 May
Final
best of 7 sets
runner-up £7,500
winner £12,500
Sun 20 May
1 Phil Taylor 3
32 Matt Clark 0 1 Taylor 3
16 Kevin Painter 3 16 Painter 2
48 Michael van Gerwen 2 1 Taylor 3
57 Mervyn King 3 57 King 0
25 Alan Warriner-Little 2 57 King 3
9 Wayne Mardle 3 9 Mardle 2
24 Andy Smith 1 1 Taylor 3
60 Martyn Turner 1 12 Part 1
28 Mick McGowan 3 28 McGowan 0
12 John Part 3 12 Part 3
21 Wes Newton 1 12 Part 3
4 Peter Manley 3 13 Baxter 0
29 Lionel Sams 2 4 Manley 0
13 Ronnie Baxter 3 13 Baxter 3
Chris Linkous 2 1 Phil Taylor 4
2 Raymond van Barneveld 3 2 Raymond van Barneveld 1
34 Steve Hine 1 2 v Barneveld 3
15 Barrie Bates 3 15 Bates 0
47 Mark Holden 0 2 v Barneveld 3
7 Roland Scholten 3 7 Scholten 0
39 Gerry Convery 1 7 Scholten 3
55 Vincent van der Voort 2 23 Jones 1
23 Wayne Jones 3 2 v Barneveld 3
6 Dennis Priestley 3 11 Hamilton 1
38 Ray Carver 0 6 Priestley 1
11 Andy Hamilton 3 11 Hamilton 3
43 Steve Smith 2 11 Hamilton 3
Jim Widmayer 3 19 Dudbridge 0
Brian Blake 1 Widmayer 1
Frederick Krueger 1 19 Dudbridge 3
19 Mark Dudbridge 3

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