| Unique Checkouts in Darts History | Player(s) | Event | Checkout | Details |
| 1 | Michael van Gerwen | 2017 PDC World Championship Final | 170 (T20, T20, Bullseye) | Perfect checkout to clinch a set |
| 2 | Phil Taylor | 2002 PDC World Championship Final | 167 (T20, T19, Bullseye) | High-pressure checkout in a deciding leg |
| 3 | Adrian Lewis | 2015 PDC World Matchplay | 164 (T20, T18, Bullseye) | Clinched a crucial set |
| 4 | Gary Anderson | 2016 PDC World Championship Semi-Final | 161 (T20, T17, Bullseye) | Completed under immense pressure |
| 5 | Peter Wright | 2021 Grand Slam of Darts | 160 (T20, T20, D20) | A rare perfect two-treble checkout |
| 6 | James Wade | 2010 Premier League Darts | 158 (T20, T16, D20) | Match-winning checkout |
| 7 | Rob Cross | 2018 PDC World Championship Final | 157 (T20, T15, D16) | Famous finish in his maiden title win |
| 8 | Raymond van Barneveld | 2007 PDC World Championship Final | 153 (T20, T19, D18) | Critical checkout during a tiebreak |
| 9 | Mensur Suljovic | 2019 European Championship | 150 (T20, T18, D18) | Executed in a tense final |
| 10 | Gerwyn Price | 2022 PDC World Matchplay | 148 (T20, T16, D16) | Secured victory in a crucial semi-final |
| 11 | John Part | 2003 PDC World Championship | 145 (T20, T15, D20) | A match-saving checkout |
| 12 | Steve Beaton | 2015 World Matchplay | 144 (T20, T20, D12) | Perfect timing to secure a win |
| 13 | Simon Whitlock | 2012 European Championship | 141 (T20, T19, D12) | Spectacular under pressure |
| 14 | Daryl Gurney | 2017 World Grand Prix | 140 (T20, T20, D10) | Rare double-in, double-out checkout |
| 15 | Glen Durrant | 2019 BDO World Championship | 138 (T20, T18, D12) | Saved the match in the deciding set |
| 16 | Fallon Sherrock | 2019 PDC World Championship | 137 (T19, T20, D10) | A ground-breaking moment for women’s darts |
| 17 | Jelle Klaasen | 2013 World Matchplay | 136 (T20, T16, D8) | Under massive stage pressure |
| 18 | Vincent van der Voort | 2014 PDC World Championship | 135 (T20, T13, D18) | A comeback-securing checkout |
| 19 | Mervyn King | 2011 PDC World Championship | 132 (Bull, Bull, D16) | Unique double bullseye start |
| 20 | Alan Warriner | 2001 World Matchplay | 130 (T20, 20, Bullseye) | Finished on the bull to stun the crowd |
1. Michael van Gerwen (2017 PDC World Championship Final) – 170 (T20, T20, Bullseye)
In the 2017 PDC World Championship Final, Michael van Gerwen delivered a flawless 170 checkout – the highest possible in darts – to clinch a pivotal set. With the pressure mounting, Van Gerwen’s precision was unmatched as he landed two treble 20s and finished with a dead-centre bullseye. The crowd erupted, fully aware they had witnessed one of the most iconic moments of his illustrious career.
2. Phil Taylor (2002 PDC World Championship Final) – 167 (T20, T19, Bullseye)
Phil Taylor’s legendary 167 checkout during the 2002 PDC World Championship Final showcased why he was known as “The Power.” In a deciding leg of a tightly contested match, Taylor needed perfection. He smoothly hit treble 20, treble 19, and then coolly sealed the moment with a bullseye, reinforcing his status as the greatest of his era.
3. Adrian Lewis (2015 PDC World Matchplay) – 164 (T20, T18, Bullseye)
Adrian Lewis’s 164 checkout at the 2015 PDC World Matchplay was executed with pinpoint accuracy during a critical set. Facing intense pressure, Lewis produced two treble hits before finishing on the bullseye. The confidence and fluidity of his throw left the crowd in awe and his opponent shaken.
4. Gary Anderson (2016 PDC World Championship Semi-Final) – 161 (T20, T17, Bullseye)
During the 2016 World Championship Semi-Final, Gary Anderson delivered a breathtaking 161 checkout. With his opponent pushing him to the limit, Anderson stepped up and nailed treble 20, treble 17, and the bullseye. The composure he exhibited under immense pressure showcased why he is a two-time world champion.
5. Peter Wright (2021 Grand Slam of Darts) – 160 (T20, T20, D20)
Peter Wright’s flawless 160 checkout in the 2021 Grand Slam of Darts was a masterclass in precision. Starting with two perfect treble 20s, Wright capped off the finish with a clinical double 20. The combination was a statement of his dominance, leaving his opponent with no room to recover.
6. James Wade (2010 Premier League Darts) – 158 (T20, T16, D20)
James Wade secured victory with a remarkable 158 checkout during the 2010 Premier League Darts. Under immense pressure, Wade methodically hit treble 20 and treble 16 before closing with double 20. This finish epitomized his nickname, “The Machine,” with its precision and reliability.
7. Rob Cross (2018 PDC World Championship Final) – 157 (T20, T15, D16)
In his debut World Championship Final in 2018, Rob Cross stunned the world with a 157 checkout that symbolized his arrival as a darts superstar. Starting with a treble 20, he confidently hit treble 15 and finished on double 16 to seal a critical moment, leading to his first world title.
8. Raymond van Barneveld (2007 PDC World Championship Final) – 153 (T20, T19, D18)
Raymond van Barneveld’s 153 checkout in the legendary 2007 World Championship Final against Phil Taylor was a moment of pure class. During a tense tiebreak, Van Barneveld showcased nerves of steel with a treble 20, treble 19, and a clean double 18, cementing his place in darts history.
9. Mensur Suljovic (2019 European Championship) – 150 (T20, T18, D18)
In the 2019 European Championship final, Mensur Suljovic executed a sublime 150 checkout to keep himself in contention. With the tension palpable, Suljovic methodically hit treble 20, treble 18, and double 18, demonstrating his signature calmness under pressure.
10. Gerwyn Price (2022 PDC World Matchplay) – 148 (T20, T16, D16)
Gerwyn Price’s 148 checkout during the 2022 PDC World Matchplay semi-final was the turning point in a critical match. Known for his fiery personality, Price kept his composure to hit treble 20, treble 16, and double 16. The finish electrified the crowd and proved decisive in securing his spot in the final.
11. John Part (2003 PDC World Championship) – 145 (T20, T15, D20)
John Part showcased incredible skill and resilience with a 145 checkout during the 2003 PDC World Championship. Locked in a tense match, Part began with a treble 20, transitioned seamlessly to a treble 15, and finished on a clean double 20. This pivotal moment saved the match and propelled him toward his second world title.
12. Steve Beaton (2015 World Matchplay) – 144 (T20, T20, D12)
Steve Beaton’s 144 checkout at the 2015 World Matchplay was a textbook example of poise under pressure. Beaton, known for his smooth throw, hit two treble 20s and capped it off with a double 12. The timing of this brilliant finish secured his win and left the audience in admiration of his consistency.
13. Simon Whitlock (2012 European Championship) – 141 (T20, T19, D12)
Simon Whitlock delivered a memorable 141 checkout at the 2012 European Championship in a high-pressure scenario. The Australian executed treble 20 and treble 19 with precision before nailing double 12. The clutch finish showcased his ability to rise to the occasion on the biggest stages.
14. Daryl Gurney (2017 World Grand Prix) – 140 (T20, T20, D10)
Daryl Gurney’s 140 checkout at the 2017 World Grand Prix stood out because of the tournament’s unique double-in, double-out format. Gurney initiated the sequence with two perfect treble 20s and concluded on double 10. This rare finish highlighted his composure and adaptability in one of the toughest formats in darts.
15. Glen Durrant (2019 BDO World Championship) – 138 (T20, T18, D12)
Glen Durrant’s dramatic 138 checkout during the 2019 BDO World Championship was a match-saving moment. Under immense pressure, Durrant hit treble 20, treble 18, and double 12 with pinpoint accuracy, showcasing why he was regarded as one of the most composed players of his generation.
16. Fallon Sherrock (2019 PDC World Championship) – 137 (T19, T20, D10)
Fallon Sherrock made history with a 137 checkout at the 2019 PDC World Championship, becoming the first woman to win a match on the PDC World stage. Starting with treble 19, she followed up with treble 20 and finished on double 10. This groundbreaking moment cemented her place in darts folklore.
17. Jelle Klaasen (2013 World Matchplay) – 136 (T20, T16, D8)
Jelle Klaasen’s 136 checkout at the 2013 World Matchplay was a standout moment of precision and focus. Klaasen calmly hit treble 20, treble 16, and double 8 to secure a crucial win in one of the sport’s most prestigious tournaments.
18. Vincent van der Voort (2014 PDC World Championship) – 135 (T20, T13, D18)
Vincent van der Voort’s comeback-securing 135 checkout during the 2014 PDC World Championship was a lesson in focus and timing. Van der Voort nailed treble 20, treble 13, and double 18, turning the tide of the match and thrilling the crowd with his determination.
19. Mervyn King (2011 PDC World Championship) – 132 (Bull, Bull, D16)
Mervyn King pulled off one of the most unique checkouts in darts history with a 132 finish during the 2011 PDC World Championship. Starting with two bullseyes, King closed with a double 16, leaving the crowd astonished and demonstrating his flair for the dramatic.
20. Alan Warriner (2001 World Matchplay) – 130 (T20, 20, Bullseye)
Alan Warriner completed a sensational 130 checkout at the 2001 World Matchplay with a perfectly timed bullseye finish. After hitting treble 20 and single 20, Warriner stepped up and nailed the bullseye to stun his opponent and earn a standing ovation from the crowd.
