1999 World Grand Prix (darts)

1999 World Grand Prix
Tournament information
Dates	20–24 October 1999
Venue	Casino Rooms
Location	Rochester
Country	England
Organisation(s)	PDC
Format	Sets; "double in, double out"
Prize fund	£60,000
Winner's share	£9,000
Champion(s)
	Phil Taylor
«1998	2000»

The 1999 World Grand Prix was the second staging of a darts tournament organised by the Professional Darts Corporation (PDC) and held at the Casino Rooms in Rochester, England between 20–24 October 1999.

The format changed to feature four groups of four players. As in the previous year, players had to start each leg by hitting a double - in addition to the traditional double to finish. The tournament was played in the format of best of five legs per set, rather than the best of three legs which had been adopted in 1998.

Phil Taylor retained the title, beating Shayne Burgess in the final.

Seeds

Group stage format

The format employed for this tournament meant that players could still qualify for the quarter-finals even if they lost either of their first two matches. The format was thus.

Match 1: Player A v Player B
Match 2: Player C v Player D
Match 3: Winner of match 1 v Winner of Match 2 (winner goes into quarter finals)
Match 4: Loser of match 1 v Loser of Match 2
Match 5: Winner of match 4 v Loser of Match 3 (winner goes into quarter finals)

Results

Group Stages

20–21 October 1999

Group 1


90.15 (3) Phil Taylor	3 – 0	Dennis Priestley 77.17
80.05 Alan Warriner	3 – 0	Gary Mawson 81.13
98.21 (3) Phil Taylor	3 – 0	Alan Warriner 89.99
85.58 Dennis Priestley	3 – 0	Gary Mawson 76.29
86.98 Alan Warriner	2 – 3	Dennis Priestley 93.72

Group 2


85.51 (2) Peter Manley	3 – 0	Keith Deller 79.65
86.97 John Part	3 – 0	Graeme Stoddart 77.05
87.30 (2) Peter Manley	3 – 0	John Part 77.85
78.75 Keith Deller	3 – 2	Graeme Stoddart 69.15
74.39 Keith Deller	3 – 0	John Part 74.79

Group 3


90.79 (4) Shayne Burgess	3 – 0	Steve Brown 81.10
71.97 Peter Evison	3 – 0	John Ferrell 66.93
88.06 (4) Shayne Burgess	3 – 1	Peter Evison 79.69
70.83 Steve Brown	3 – 1	John Ferrell 71.32
78.32 Peter Evison	3 – 2	Steve Brown 81.65

Group 4


89.62 (1) Rod Harrington	3 – 2	Bob Anderson 78.99
88.35 Chris Mason	3 – 1	Paul Lim 85.07
86.88 (1) Rod Harrington	3 – 2	Chris Mason 85.18
83.61 Bob Anderson	3 – 2	Paul Lim 80.80
90.35 Chris Mason	3 – 0	Bob Anderson 79.57

Knockout stages

Quarter-finals (best of 5 sets) 22 October			Semi-finals (best of 9 sets) 23 October			Final (best of 11 sets) 24 October


1	Rod Harrington 84.51	3

	Keith Deller 79.57	0
			1	Rod Harrington 86.39	4

			3	Phil Taylor 93.85	5
3	Phil Taylor 101.71	3

	Peter Evison 81.59	0
						3	Phil Taylor 92.59	6

						4	Shayne Burgess 81.26	1
4	Shayne Burgess 84.27	3

	Dennis Priestley 89.46	0
			4	Shayne Burgess 84.71	5

			2	Peter Manley 82.67	4
2	Peter Manley 76.22	3

	Chris Mason 83.09	1

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