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The following is a list of the current and former major televised World Bowls Tour (WBT) ranking event finals.
Current events:-

  • World Indoor Championship - Premier event on the WBT. Second WBT ranking event of the season.
  • Scottish International Open - First WBT ranking event of the season.
  • UK International Open - Third and final WBT ranking event of the season.

Former events:-

  • Welsh Grand Prix - Now defunct WBT ranking event. Last played for in 2012.
  • World Matchplay - Now defunct WBT ranking event. Last played for in 2010.
  • Players Championship - Now defunct WBT ranking event.

List of Finals

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World Indoor Championships

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Main article: World Indoor Bowls Championships

The World Indoor Championships is the premier event on the World Bowls Tour (WBT) and in the sport of indoor bowls. Four different events are held; Men's Singles, Ladies Singles, Open Pairs and Mixed Pairs. The Open Pairs event was a men's only event until 2012. Now an Open Pairs event, it allows women to compete. It should not be confused with the Mixed Pairs event, although mixed pairings are eligible to enter the Open Pairs event.

UK International Open

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The event was rebranded the Bupa Care Homes Open in 1997.[1] The tournament was originally cancelled in 2008 when the BBC pulled the plug on it's coverage of the event.[2][3][4]. It was announced the UK International Open would return in 2013 as a direct replacement for the Welsh Grand Prix, which suffered a similar fate as the UK International Open did in 2008, this time at the hands of BBC Wales in 2012.[2][3][4] When the UK International Open returned it replaced the vacant slot left by the Welsh Grand Prix as the last World Bowls Tour (WBT) ranking event of the season.[4] It was originally the first WBT ranking event of the season before it was cancelled in 2008.[5] The UK International Open has been staged at the Blackpool Newton Hall Indoor Bowling Club in Blackpool, England since it returned in 2013.[2][3]

Year Winner Result Runner up Ref[6]
1997 England Les Gillett Scotland David Gourlay [7][8]
1998 Scotland David Gourlay (1/4) 7–0, 0–7, 7–6,
3–7, 7–2 		Wales John Price [9][7]
1999 Australia Ian Schuback Scotland David Gourlay [7][10][11]
2000 Scotland David Gourlay (2/4) 7–2, 7–2, 0–7,
5–7, 7–3 		Wales John Price [12][7]
2001 England Ian Bond 7–4, 6–8, 1–0 England Greg Harlow [13][14][15][16]
2002 Scotland David Gourlay (3/4) 9–7, 6–7, 2–1 Wales Jason Greenslade [17]
2003 England Andy Thomson 9–10, 13–4, 2–1 England Les Gillet [18]
2004 England Greg Harlow (1/3) 10–4, 4–8, 2–0 Scotland David Gourlay [19][20]
2005 England Greg Harlow (2/3) 8–12, 10–5. 2–0 Wales Robert Weale [21][22][23]
2006 England Greg Harlow (3/3) 12–7, 10–8 Scotland David Gourlay [24][25]
2007 Scotland Paul Foster (1/2) 15–5, 5–6, 2–1 Wales Jason Greenslade [26][27][28]
Tournament was not staged between 2008 and 2012
2013 Scotland Alex Marshall 10–2, 10–1 England Robert Paxton [29][30][31][32]
2014 Scotland Paul Foster (2/2) 9–8, 15–3 Scotland Alex Marshall [33][34][35]
2015 England Nick Brett 12–4, 9–8 Scotland Alex Marshall [36][37][38][39][40]
2016 Scotland David Gourlay (4/4) 11–9, 10–6 England Jamie Chestney [41][42][43][44][45]

Scottish International Open

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The Scottish International Open was known as the Scottish Masters until 2004.[6] but obtained it's current name the following year.[6] A women's tournament was held until 2003.[6] It was installed as a World Bowls Tour (WBT) ranking event for the first time in 2004.[46] When the UK International Open was cancelled first time round in 2008, the Scottish International Open took over as the opening WBT ranking event of the season.[5] The tournament has been staged at the Dewar Centre in Perth, Scotland since 2003.[5]

Men's Event

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Year Winner Result Runner up Ref[6]
2001 Scotland Darren Burnett 5–7, 13–3, 2–0 Wales Mike Posser [47][48][49][50][51]
2002 Scotland David Gourlay 6–4, 10–2 Scotland Darren Burnett [52][53][54][55][56]
2003 England Ian Bond (1/2) 11–6, 8–8 England Greg Harlow [57][58][59]
2004 Wales Jason Greenslade 8–8, 10–1 Australia David Gourlay [60][61][62][63]
2005 England Ian Bond (2/2) 8–4, 9–4 Scotland Alex Marshall [64][65]
2006 Australia Kelvin Kerkow 11–5, 13–3 Scotland David Gourlay [66][67][68]
2007 England Andy Thomson 11–5, 8–5 England Mark Royal [69][70][71]
2008 England Greg Harlow (1/3) 11–6, 16–1 Wales John Price [72][73]
2009 Scotland Paul Foster (1/2) 8–3, 7–8, 2–0 England Ian Bond [74][75]
2010 England Mervyn King 7–5, 8–5 Scotland Stewart Anderson [76][77]
2011 England Robert Paxton 2–11, 10–2, 2–0 England Greg Harlow [78][79][80]
2012 Scotland Paul Foster (2/2) 11–5, 9–8 England Nick Brett [81][82][83]
2013 England Nick Brett (1/2) 5–7, 9–6, 2–1 Scotland Paul Foster [84][85][86][87]
2014 England Nick Brett (2/2) 5–10, 9–6, 2–0 Scotland Paul Foster [88][89][90][91]
2015 England Greg Harlow (2/3) 11–4, 6–8, 2–1 Wales Jason Greenslade [92][93][94]
2016 England Greg Harlow (3/3) 4–10, 12–4, 2–1 Scotland Paul Foster [95][96][97]

Women's Event

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Year Winner Result Runner up Ref[6]
2001 Scotland Julie Forrest (1/3) 10–2, 10–5 England Cheryl Northall [47][98][49][50][51]
2002 Scotland Julie Forrest (2/3) 11–2, 9–7 Guernsey Alison Merrien [52][54][55][56][99]
2003 Scotland Julie Forrest (3/3) 10–9, 1–12, 2–0 England Carol Ashby [57][58][59][100]

Welsh Grand Prix

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The Welsh Grand Prix was known as the Welsh Masters (until 2004), the Welsh International Masters (in 2005), the Welsh International Open (from 2006 to 2010), and the Welsh Grand Prix (in 2011 and 2012).[6] The Welsh Grand Prix was cancelled in 2012 when BBC Wales pulled the plug on it's coverage of the tournament. The UK International Open was later reborn from the tournaments ashes in 2013.[2][3][4] The tournament was first given the status as a World Bowls Tour (WBT) ranking event in 2002.[101] Before it was cancelled the Welsh Grand Prix was the last WBT ranking event of the season.[4] In 2009, the tournament moved to the Swansea Indoor Bowls Stadium in Swansea, Wales for the first time, with Gravells becoming the new tournament sponsors.[102][103]

Year Winner Result Runner up Ref[6]
2002 England Les Gillett 11–4, 6–12, 2–1 Wales Robert Weale [104][105][106][107]
2003 England Tony Allcock 12–2, 8–1 Scotland David Gourlay [108][109][110]
2004 Australia Kelvin Kerkow 10–7, 6–11, 2–1 England Andy Thomson [111][112][113][114][115]
2005 Australia Kelvin Kerkow 10–2, 6–6 Wales Robert Weale [116][117]
2006 Wales Jason Greenslade 11–8, 11–2 Australia David Gourlay [118][119]
2007 Scotland Paul Foster 8–1, 3–8, 2–0 Wales Robert Weale [120][121][122]
2008 England Mark Royal 7–5, 11–6 England Greg Harlow [123][124][125][126]
2009 Wales Robert Chisholm 9–5, 8–8 England Simon Skelton [127][128][129][130]
2010 Scotland Darren Burnett 9–4, 9–5 England Simon Skelton [131][132][133]
2011 England Mark Royal 6–7, 11–2, 2–0 Scotland David Gourlay [134][135][136][137]
2012 Scotland David Gourlay 10–1, 8–4 England Greg Harlow [138][139][140][141]

World Matchplay

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The World Matchplay was first played in 2007, with the event being staged at Ponds Forge in Sheffield, England,[142] the same venue as the UK International Open used to be held at. Co-operative Funeralecare were announced as the event sponsors.[143] The final three editions of the tournament remained at Ponds Forge and sponsored by Co-operative Funeralecare.[144]

Year Winner Result Runner up Ref[6]
2007 England Greg Harlow 10–8, 4–10, 2–0 England Mervyn King [145][146][147][148][149]
2008 England Andy Thomson 7–6, 5–9, 2–0 Scotland Alex Marshall
2009 England Mervyn King 9–8, 12–7 Scotland David Gourlay [150]
2010 England Ian Bond 9–5, 5–6, 2–0 Wales Jason Greenslade [151][152][153][154]

Players Championship

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The Players Championship, a new World Bowls Tour (WBT) ranking event, was first held in County Antrim, Northern Ireland in 2001.[155]

Year Winner Result Runner up Ref[6]
2001 England Ian Bond Scotland Alex Marshall [13][14]

See also

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