2009 US Open (darts) - Draw

Draw

Third Round Fourth Round Quarter Finals Semi Finals Final
James Wade 2
Colin Monk 6 Colin Monk 2
Jelle Klaasen 3 Kirk Shepherd 6
Kirk Shepherd 6 Kirk Shepherd 2
Colin Osborne 3 Wes Newton 6
Steve Beaton 6 Steve Beaton 2
Mark Walsh 5 Wes Newton 6
Wes Newton 6 Wes Newton 2
Mark Webster 3 Andy Hamilton 6
Colin Lloyd 6 Colin Lloyd 5
Andy Hamilton 6 Andy Hamilton 6
Barrie Bates 3 Andy Hamilton 6
Ronnie Baxter 5 Robert Thornton 1
Steve Maish 6 Steve Maish 2
Robert Thornton 6 Robert Thornton 6
Tony Eccles 5 Andy Hamilton 3
John Part 4 Dennis Priestley 6
Dennis Smith 6 Dennis Smith 1
Peter Manley 6 Peter Manley 6
Donny Joe 1 Peter Manley 1
Dennis Priestley 6 Dennis Priestley 6
Kevin McDine 3 Dennis Priestley 6
Wayne Mardle 2 Andy Jenkins 1
Andy Jenkins 6 Dennis Priestley 6
Alan Tabern 6 Alan Tabern 2
Matt Clark 4 Alan Tabern 6
Kevin Painter 1 Jamie Caven 1
Jamie Caven 6 Alan Tabern 6
Terry Jenkins 6 Terry Jenkins 0
Steve Hine 2 Terry Jenkins 6
Denis Ovens 6 Denis Ovens 3
Roland Scholten 4

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