PDC Order of Merit
Last updated: Monday 08th September 2008
| Pos | Name | Winnings |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Phil Taylor | £354,070 |
| 2. | R v. Barneveld | £282,736 |
| 3. | James Wade | £278,050 |
| 4. | John Part | £174,173 |
| 5. | Terry Jenkins | £137,014 |
| 6. | Wayne Mardle | £103,630 |
| 7. | Adrian Lewis | £100,649 |
| 8. | Andy Hamilton | £95,987 |
| 9. | Colin Lloyd | £95,427 |
| 10. | Roland Scholten | £94,640 |
| 11. | Dennis Priestley | £89,016 |
| 12. | Peter Manley | £86,930 |
| 13. | Alan Tabern | £85,768 |
| 14. | Ronnie Baxter | £75,878 |
| 15. | Colin Osborne | £74,630 |
| 16. | Kevin Painter | £71,646 |
Features
The golden shot
Sid Waddell reckons Phil Taylor produced the greatest darts shot of all time to claim victory in Blackpool.
Darts going global
PDC chief Barry Hearn wants to make darts a global phenomenon after another fine Premier League.
James the second
After Las Vegas, Sid Waddell feels James Wade has replaced Barney as Phil Taylor's number one rival.
