The WDF Ranking has been updated after Lakeside and also 2025 Q-School where Jimmy van Schie he almost lost his Tour Card, so he will resume his reign as world No. 1.
David Cameron booked a spot at Lakeside after winning the Las Vegas Open. He’s 50th in the rankings, but that doesn’t really matter. With him already set to perform at the legendary venue next December, one run could negate the need for rankings success.
Danny Porter, who was WDF world No. 1 at Lakeside, is ranked No. 2 in the world, ahead of Brandon Weening, Piotr Machin AND Ben Robb meaning that apart from Van Schie it is in the top five of all Oceanic countries.
The Dutchman keeps every player in between, while Van Schie and Merkx occupy places 1 and 6. Leonard Gates is seventh, with Benjamin Pratnemer, Jason Brandon and Carl Wilkinson rounding out the top ten.
Shane McGuirk, Marko Kantele and the aforementioned Cameron automatically qualify for Lakeside, and the rankings were updated following the recent Las Vegas Open.
WDF men’s rankings (as of January 20)
1. Jimmy van Schie – 826 points
2. Danny Porter – 629 points
3. Brandon Weening – 542 points
4. Piotr Machin – 485 points
5. Ben Robb – 455 points
6. Alexander Merkx – 446 points
7. Leonard Gates – 403 points
8. Benjamin Pratnemer – 395 points
9. Jason Brandon – 394 points
10. Carl Wilkinson – 378 points
11. Thomas Junghans – 368 points
12. James Beeton – 365 points
13. Jarno Bottenberg – 362 points
14. Cliff Prior – 338 points
15. Brian Raman – 327 points
16. Howard Jones – 317 points
17. Reece Colley – 309 points
18. Sybren Gijbels – 302 points
19. Ryan Hogarth – 299 points
20. Edwin Torbjornsson – 292 points
21. Bradley Kirk 285 points
22. Neil Duff 284 points
23. Shane McGuirk – 279 points
24. Kai Fan Leung – 278 points
25. Corne Groeneveld – 275 points
