Report by Robert Holmes PR Officer BDOWINMAU WORLD MASTERS DARTS CHAMPIONSHIPS
LEISURE WORLD, BRIDLINGTON – NOVEMBER 16-18, 2007
2007 WORLD MASTERS IS THE BIGGEST AND BEST EVER!
Prize money for this year’s WINMAU WORLD MASTERS has been increased, and there will be more live coverage than ever before on both BBC-1 and BBC-2.
The World Masters will once again attract the world’s top darts champions from over 140 national and international events.
"The increase in prize money reflects our ongoing commitment to the World Masters, as does the increased live coverage from BBC TV", says Ian Flack, Sales & Marketing Director of Winmau.
"Approximately 300 players from over thirty countries will descend on Bridlington for this year’s World Masters and, after 32 consecutive years we are proud that as the oldest established major in world darts, it remains truly open and competitive and carries a huge slice of darts history.
"Indeed, Winmau is delighted that the World Masters title carries so much history and kudos to darts player worldwide, and will be played on the best board in the World - the Winmau Blade III"
The only major in world darts with four separate finals - Men, Women, Boys and Girls – the Winmau World Masters attracts thousands of darts players, officials and supporters from right around the globe to Bridlington.
With refurbishment of The Spa still not completed, the 2007 World Masters will once again be played at Leisure World, Bridlington. The 2007 dates are November 16 to 18, with BBC Television coverage of the final stages of the Men’s World Masters on BBC-1 on Saturday, November 17 and BBC-2 on Sunday, November 18.
Details of the 2007 prize fund and the full schedule for the 2007 Winmau World Masters will be announced in due course.
LEISURE WORLD, BRIDLINGTON – NOVEMBER 16-18, 2007
2007 WORLD MASTERS IS THE BIGGEST AND BEST EVER!
Prize money for this year’s WINMAU WORLD MASTERS has been increased, and there will be more live coverage than ever before on both BBC-1 and BBC-2.
The World Masters will once again attract the world’s top darts champions from over 140 national and international events.
"The increase in prize money reflects our ongoing commitment to the World Masters, as does the increased live coverage from BBC TV", says Ian Flack, Sales & Marketing Director of Winmau.
"Approximately 300 players from over thirty countries will descend on Bridlington for this year’s World Masters and, after 32 consecutive years we are proud that as the oldest established major in world darts, it remains truly open and competitive and carries a huge slice of darts history.
"Indeed, Winmau is delighted that the World Masters title carries so much history and kudos to darts player worldwide, and will be played on the best board in the World - the Winmau Blade III"
The only major in world darts with four separate finals - Men, Women, Boys and Girls – the Winmau World Masters attracts thousands of darts players, officials and supporters from right around the globe to Bridlington.
With refurbishment of The Spa still not completed, the 2007 World Masters will once again be played at Leisure World, Bridlington. The 2007 dates are November 16 to 18, with BBC Television coverage of the final stages of the Men’s World Masters on BBC-1 on Saturday, November 17 and BBC-2 on Sunday, November 18.
Details of the 2007 prize fund and the full schedule for the 2007 Winmau World Masters will be announced in due course.
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